News

Congratulations to Tanmaya and Vanessa for their new paper, which has been just accepted in ChemMedChem. This article reports on an extensive structure-activity relationship on inert Ru(II) complexes.

Our collaboration with Teresa Gianferrara, Enzo Alessio (both at the University of Trieste, Italy) and with Roger Alberto (University of Zurich) led to a new publication in ChemMedChem. Thanks to everyone involved in this project related to bioimaging and PDT.

Congratulations to Tanmaya, Vanessa, Cristina and Lea for their paper which has been just accepted in Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. This communication demonstrates the first photo-release of a cytotoxic inert metal complex in living cells. Good work!

Congratulations to Angelo who has just passed his Master exam! Thanks once again for all your hard work and good luck for your PhD thesis!

Our paper reporting on the cytotoxic activity of a Re(I) organometallic complex has been just accepted in Chem. Eur. J. This work is the result of a great collaboration involving universities in Heidelberg, Wurzburg, Bochum and Zurich! Thanks to everyone

Gilles was elected to the Council of the European Platform for Photodynamic Medicine last Friday in Ustron (Poland).

Thanks to our cooperation with the group of Prof. Jennifer Keiser from the Swiss Tropical Institute in Basel, the in vivo behaviour of our organometallic derivatives of the drug Praziquantel is published in J. Med. Chem. Importantly, the in vitro

Welcome to Nuria Llorente Gonzalez from the University of Valladoid (Spain) who is joining our group for an internship. Nuria will work on the preparation of Ru(II) complexes with Cristina. Enjoy!

Welcome to Estefania Menendez-Pedregal from the University of Oviedo (Spain) who is joining our group for a three-month stay as part of a PhD exchange program. During her stay in our group, Estefania will investigate the biological behaviour of her

Welcome to Svenja Biron from the University of Frankfurt who has started a 6-week research internship in our laboratories. Enjoy your syntheses!