Author: Gilles Gasser

Sad to say goodbye to Giulia after nearly 3 years in our group. Many thanks Giulia for all your hard work, dedication, and the amazing triple-chocolate cake! The whole group wishes you the very best for your future!

Two new collaborative articles have been just accepted in ChemistryEurope and Inorg. Chem. thanks to the hard work of Giulia and Pierre. Congratulations! And many thanks to our colleagues Prof. Pedro Gois, Prof. Uwe Pieschel, Prof. Fabio Santos and Prof.

We are very happy to welcome two new PhD students in the group: Xiaorui Zhang who just finished her Msc at National University of Singapore and Jingliang Hu who just received his Msc from the Southern University of Science and

Busy month for the group! We have now 3 additional doctors in the group. We sincerely congratulate Ruonan, Apolline, Lei and Zhenhua. We wish you all the very best for your futures. Many, many thanks for all your hard work

Congratulations to the new doctor of group, Dr. Corentin Ludwig, who passed brilliantly his exam yesterday! We wish you all the best for your new job and thank you very much for all your hard work over the last 3

We are very happy to welcome our new intern student Benjamin Proto from CPE Lyon who will stay with us for the next six months. Benjamin will work on the preparation of new anticancer compounds based on unusual metal ions.

Congrats to Corentin for his article just published in ChemBioChem. This is the result of a collaboration between colleagues in Switzerland, Australia, Uruguay and France. Many thanks to everyone involved in this project about the development of new organometallic compounds

The group has been very busy and 4 publications have been recently accepted in Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., JACS Au, Organometallics & ChemBioChem. Congratulations to everyone involved.

Congratulations to Célia, Zhenhua and Lei for their review article just accepted in Acc. Chem. Res. This article in collaboration with Prof. Gilles Berger summarizes the recent advances on the use of osmium complexes as photosensitizers for photodynamic therapy purposes.