News

We are happy to welcome our new CSC PhD student Youchao Wang. We wish her all the very best for her 3 years in our group in Paris.

Congratulations to Johannes for his latest article accepted in Inorg. Chim. Acta. In this article, which is the result of a collaboration with Olivier Blacque (University of Zurich) and Hui Chao (Sun Yat-Sen University), we could demonstrate the high antiproliferative

We are very happy to welcome our new post-doc Kallol Purkait! Enjoy your time in Paris!

We are very happy to welcome our new PhD student Ivanna Amarsy! Ivanna will work on an industrial project with Prof. Sébastien Papot from the University of Poitiers.

Congrats to Riccardo for his new article that has been accepted in Chem. Commun. Another great collaboration with Bernhard Spingler from the Department of Chemistry of the University of Zurich (Switzerland).

Congratulations to Johannes, who has been recently awarded the ENSCR-René Dabard Award for the best PhD thesis in France. Fantastic achievement! A press release can be found here. https://www.chimieparistech.psl.eu/ecole/actualites/dr-johannes-karges-awarded-with-the-enscr-rene-dabard-prize/

Congratulations to Dr. Nancy for her review on the incorporation of Ru(II) polypyridyl complexes into nanomaterials for cancer therapy and diagnosis that has been just accepted in Adv. Mat.

Congratulations to Dr. Nancy for her latest article on antimicrobial PDT that has been accepted in Pharmaceutics as part of a special issue on Metal-Based Drugs and Nanostructured Materials: New Trends in Bioactive Systems. Great collaboration with Christophe Thomas, Vincent

Congratulations to Dr. Marie Flamme and Dr. Nancy Soliman, who recently passed their PhD exams. Marie did her PhD thesis in collaboration with Dr. Marcel Hollenstein at the Pasteur Institute and Nancy in collaboration with Prof. Christophe Thomas at Chimie

Check out the latest article in Eur. J. Nucl. Med. Mol. Imag. on the 89Zr chelator that our group and the one of Tom Mindt developed, DFO*. It shows its superiority over other chelators. Very promising!