Welcome to Joe!
We are very happy to welcome Joe Cowell, our new post-doc from the UK. Joe will be working on the preparation of novel chelators for 89Zr in collaboration with Prof. Thomas Mindt at the Medical University in Vienna (Austria).
Inorganic Chemical Biology
We are very happy to welcome Joe Cowell, our new post-doc from the UK. Joe will be working on the preparation of novel chelators for 89Zr in collaboration with Prof. Thomas Mindt at the Medical University in Vienna (Austria).
Excellent news, Gilles was among the top 5% of the reviewers for Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. in 2017!
We are very happy to welcome Dr. Luke McKenzie, who is starting a post-doc between the group of Dr. Marcel Hollenstein at the Pasteur Institute and ours at Chimie ParisTech, PSL University. Luke is financed by the ARC Foundation (Agence
Congratulations to our previous lab members Saonli and Malay for the arrival of their baby son Somrik. Best wishes to the three of them!
Johannes and Gilles are currently spending 4 days in Stanford as part of a collaboration with the group of Prof. Hongjie Dai. This stay is funded by the France-Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and PSL University.
We are very happy to communicate that our review article in honour of our esteemed colleague and friend the late Prof. Leone Spiccia has been accepted in ChemPlusChem. This article written in collaboration with Dr. Tanmaya Joshi and Dr. Holger
We are very happy to welcome Prof. Dr. Emilio Viñuelas Zahínos from the University of Extremadura as an invited Professor. Emilio will spend the next 5 months in our group working on the preparation of novel PDT photosensitizers. Enjoy your
A warm welcome to Divya who is starting a Msc thesis between the groups of Mélanie Hamon (Pasteur Institute), Marcel Hollenstein (Pasteur Institute) and our group. A big thank you to the Pasteur Institute and Chimie ParisTech for providing a
We warmly welcome our two new students Clara Berg from the University of Maastricht and Chloé Subecz from Chimie ParisTech. Enjoy your time in our labs!
We are happy to welcome our new Msc student Germain Martinez who will be working on the preparation of novel chelators for 89Zr.