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Congratulations to Dr. Cristina Mari, who brilliantly passed her exam! Thanks once again for your hard work. We are very pleased that you stay for a few more months in our group!

Congratulations to Anita for the inside cover of her ChemBioChem paper. A big thank-you to Philipp, who prepared the picture, which can be seen here.

Congratulations to Cristina, Vanessa and Anna for their new paper, which has just been accepted in Eur. J. Inorg. Chem.! In this paper, we could demonstrate that a series of Ru(II) polypyridyl complexes could be selectively released from different bioconjugates

Congratulations to Cristina and Jeannine who were just awarded two travel grants from the Graduate School to attend two conference. Cristina just went to Canada (5th Georgiean Bay International Conference on Bioinorganic Chemistry) and Jeannine will go to the US

Congratulations to Riccardo and his wife Franziska for the arrival of their baby boy Raphael! All the very best to the newly extended Rubbiani’s family.

Congratulations to Philipp and Anna for their new paper, which has just been accepted in ChemPhysChem. In this article, we reply to a recent commentary from Dr. Trentham and colleagues following our article published in the same journal about the

Congratulations to Dr. Vanessa Pierroz! Thanks once again for all the hard work you have performed. We are very happy that you stay for a few more months in our group! Congratulations to Murat from the Ferrari’s group too who

Welcome to our new Australian post-doc Phuc Ung! Phuc, who was awarded his PhD thesis from Monash University (Australia) in the group of our collaborator Bim Graham will work on the preparation, characterization and biological evaluation of novel theranostic compounds.

Congratulations to Anita and Susi for their paper, which has just been accepted by ChemBioChem. This article is the result of a nice collaboration with Prof. Roland Sigel on the use of PNA to internally label large RNA in the

Welcome to our new COST exchange PhD student Stefan Nikolic from the group of Prof. Sanja Grguric-Sipka at the University of Belgrade (Serbia).