Thrilled to share our article just published in @J_A_C_S on the selection of Ru-modified aptamers! Fantastic collaboration with @Hollensteinlab, congratulations to all authors! https://t.co/HrYAbl0jwN

Proud of the publication of our chapter entitled "Molecular recognition, magnetic, and photophysical properties of 3d-4f metallacrowns in the Handbook on the Physics and Chemistry of Rare Earths. Available free of charge until November 27. https://t.co/7VhUie5NoJ @SvetlanaCBM

Congrats @Fpsvf201 for her article accepted in @ChemicalScience demonstrating that encapsulating Cu(I)-NHC catalysts inside the cavity of modified cyclodextrins renders them harmless towards cancer cells. @ChimieParisTech @CariouK @GiuliaSalluce https://t.co/XMsJIfSgQT

Congrats to @KKuznetsovM, the new Dr. of our group @ChimieParisTech. Many thanks to @AnaisPittoBarry Svetlana Eliseeva, Zach Amara & Kawthar Bouchemal for being part of this jury. Thanks for your hard work Kirill and all the best for your postdoc! @CariouK

We are very excited by our latest achievement in biological imaging using lanthanides. We created the first metallacrown suitable NIR imaging in living cells by appending four sensitizers on the backbone. Chemical Science : https://t.co/T1lDWsAMQD. @SvetlanaCBM @CBM_UPR4301

2025 Blaise Pascal Medal in Chemistry Prof. Peter Sadler is honored with the 2025 Blaise Pascal Medal in Chemistry for his pioneering contributions to the field of bioinorganic chemistry and his lifelong dedication to advancing metal-based therapeutics. https://t.co/lA0FTkgYFN

Congrats to @KKuznetsovM for his article just accepted in @ChemicalScience on the (photo-)cytotoxicity of some photocages, which were found to be far from being inert carriers. Wonderful collaboration with @ArthurHWinter @CariouK @ChimieParisTech https://t.co/k1PvKmBe5h

Great time at the gala dinner in Orléans with @e_boros, Svetlana Eliseeva and @PetoudGroup and Stéphane Pétoud! What a nice atmosphere! Amazing view to the Loire river while drinking some nice local wines!

We are looking for candidates holding a PhD degree to join our research group at the Center for Molecular Biophysics, a CNRS unit in Orléans, France. Click below for more information. Do not hesitate to contact us ! https://t.co/j1Qys9H9rX

LE STUDIUM Conference “Seeing the Invisible: from Imaging Agents Design to Biological and Clinical Applications”

Don't miss this great conference that we are organizing in the end of May 2025 !

Congratulations to @Jenn_Chem on her recent publication in JACS @J_A_C_S Make sure to check it out! https://t.co/PIdTNKKBJm @e_boros @BorosLab @UWMadisonChem

We are thrilled to announce our latest communication in Angewandte Chemie. The sensitization of NIR emitting lanthanides in metallacrowns as a new step for multiplex detection - https://t.co/ZSyCxXQKFI. Available as open access article. @SvetlanaCBM @CBM_UPR4301

A training in our group at the master level. Do not hesitate to apply or to ask qestions !

6 months M2 training at the Centre de Biophysique Moléculaire in Orléans : Synthesis and characterization of lanthanide-based metallacrowns for near-infrared biological imaging

Check out our last perspective article "Two in One: Merging Photoactivated Chemotherapy and Photodynamic Therapy to Fight Cancer" published in @ChemicalScience. Congrats @KKuznetsovM @CariouK @ChimieParisTech @psl_univ https://t.co/3PJdZ7YuIT

Congratulations Gilles !

If you are passing by our Research Center in Orléans on October 5 and 6, come to visit us to discover the exciting experiments that we have prepared to show all the different aspects of fluorescence and luminescence !

Congratulations to the new doctor of the group @Fpsvf201. Fantastic defense! Many thanks to jury members @AnaisPittoBarry @AmaraZacharias Kawthar Bouchemal & Svetlana Eliseeva. All the best Francisca for your post-doc with @albrecht_lab. @CariouK @ChimieParisTech

I invite you to look at this new article on lanthanide-based near-infrared emitting MOF. Another exciting example of the advantage of the structure of MOF for lanthanide sensitization. The result of a wonderful collaboration with Theodore Lazarides and his team.