Author: Gilles Gasser

Congratulations to Zhimei for her collaborative article with Prof. Fabio Marchetti just accepted in Inorg. Chem. and to Apolline for her collaborative article with Prof. Jennifer Keiser just accepted in ACS Infect. Dis.

Congratulations to Zhenhua for his article entitled “Azide as a Photolabile Ligand in Gold(I) Therapeutics” just accepted in J. Organomet. Chem. This collaborative work with Prof. Paul J. Dyson from EPFL (Switzerland) is part of a special issue for ISBOMC

Congratulations to Kirill and Kallol for the article accepted in Helv. Chim. Acta as part of a special issue for the Bürgenstock conference 2024. This article reports on the synthesis, characterization, and biological evaluation of red light-activatable BODIPY-caged Ceritinib compounds,

Congratulations to Apolline, Corentin and Shuai for their recent article accepted in Chem. Soc. Rev. This review presents the synthetic strategies to insert organometallic moieties into biologically-relevant scaffolds.

We are extremely happy to welcome Dr. Axia Marlin for a post-doc in our group, funded by a PSL Valorization grant. Axia obtained her PhD from the University of Brest in the group of Prof. Raphaël Tripier before moving to

We are very happy to welcome back Lara Wild who starts today a PhD in our group! We also welcome to exchange students from Italy, namely Valentina Ceccherini from the group of Prof. Luca Conti at the University of Florence

We are very to have our paper on new ruthenium-based photosensitizers with high in vitro and in vivo activity for treating hypoxic tumours out in JACS. Fantastic collaboration with Prof. Vicente Marchan et Prof. Santi Nonell!

We are very happy to welcome Ziyi Zhang from the group of Prof. Weijia Wen at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for a 6-month exchange during her PhD. Enjoy your stay in Paris.

Congratulations to Gloria for her review article just accepted in Dalton Trans. This article was written in collaboration with Prof. José Ruiz from the University of Murcia.

We are extremely happy to welcome our new Assistant Professor, Dr. Maxime Klausen, in our group. After a PhD in Bordeaux and postdocs at the University of Edinburgh, Imperial College and Oxford University, Maxime is joing our group with a