Welcome Nicolas!
We are very happy to welcome our new Msc student Nicolas Berenguer who will be working on the preparation of new chelators for radioimaging.

Inorganic Chemical Biology
We are very happy to welcome our new Msc student Nicolas Berenguer who will be working on the preparation of new chelators for radioimaging.
We are very happy to welcome our Msc student Mazzarine Dotou from the PSL Chemical Frontiers of Living Matter who starts today an internship in our group. Mazzarine will work on the understanding of the mode of action of Ru(II)-based
As part of our End of Year Celebrations, we went first ice skating. Kudo to Lin Yan, Anna and Max who were skating for this first time. We had then a cheese fondue. Pictures of the evening are available here
Great honour for Gilles who joins the Editorial Advisory Board of J. Biol. Inorg. Chem.
Congratulations to Johannes for his latest article accepted in Inorganics. This paper reporting on the use of Fe(II) complexes as anticancer agents and PDT photosensitizers is the result of a nice collaboration with Dr. Philippe Goldner from Chimie ParisTech, PSL
Congratulations to Yih Ching and Saonli for their review that has just been accepted in Chem. Rev. on the use of metal complexes against Neglected Tropical Diseases. This is a review with our esteemed colleague Prof. Phil Andrews from Monash
A nice interview of our new post-doc can be found here!
You can find a little interview of Gilles here
Our article with Prof. Jennifer Keise has just been accepted in Parasites & Vectors. Congratulations to Valentin and Jeannine. If you want to see very cool SEM images of schistosomes “attacked” by organometallic compounds, then just look https://parasitesandvectors.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13071-018-3132-x
We are very happy to welcome our first Alexander von Humboldt post-doc Sarah Keller. Sarah has just finished a PhD thesis with Prof. Ed Constable at the University of Basel (Switzerland). Sarah will work on the preparation of organometallic compounds