The Photoresponsive Systems Chemistry team is pleased to announce that it is joining the Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute (ITI) « HiFunMat » to develop new functional materials for chemical biology. Within this framework, the CSP group will explore the design of multifunctional fluorescent…
The CSP team has just published an article in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces reporting fluorescent pH-sensitive dextran conjugates that enable accurate ratiometric measurement of cerebral blood pH in vivo and in situ. In this work, the CSP group, in collaboration with the team of Serge…
The CPS team has just published an article in Angewandte Chemie (Wiley) unveiling a new concept that enables the blinking of fluorescent probes for super-resolution imaging of the plasma membrane. In this work, the CSP group established a new photoswitching concept called the self-triggered…
The CSP team has published a communication in ChemComm (RSC) on spontaneously blinking probes for super-resolution imaging of the plasma membrane. The CSP group developed spontaneously blinking fluorescent probes based on the reversible spirolactamization of rhodamine, to efficiently image the…
The Chemistry of Photoresponsive Systems (CPS) team has received a support grant from the Jean-Marie Lehn Foundation for its recent establishment. News CPS
The CPS team is pleased to welcome Yu Qiu, who will be conducting her PhD on the synthesis and characterization of biocompatible polymers for controlled drug delivery.
The CPS team is pleased to welcome Dr. Lucille Weiss as a postdoctoral researcher. She will be working on an IdEx “Attractivité” project aimed at developing photomodulable fluorescent probes for bioimaging applications.
The Chemistry of Photoresponsive Systems team has just published an article in Soft Matter (RSC) dedicated to the study of nano-emulsion viscosity. This study presents a lipophilic molecular rotor derived from BODIPY to measure viscosity inside nano-emulsions through variations in fluorescence…
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Émilie Deprez has joined us for 6 months as a research engineer. She will work on developing fluorescent probes for the labeling of various organelles in fluorescence microscopy. News CPS
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The Chemistry of Photoresponsive Systems team has just published an article in Analytical Chemistry (ACS) dedicated to a red membrane probe sensitive to viscosity variations for FLIM imaging.
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The Chemistry of Photoresponsive Systems team has just published in Nature Communications an article devoted to variations in vascular pH, by two-photon microscopy.
Congratulations to Lazare Saladin for receiving the thesis award from the University of Strasbourg Foundation. This is the second award he has received after the one from the National Academy of Pharmacy, which crowns a brilliant doctorate on the mechanism of directed photo-oxidation for developing…
The first publication from the "Chemistry of Photoresponsive Systems" team has just been published online in J. Am. Chem. Soc. We are very proud to introduce the new BrightSwitch® probes based on directed photooxidation for dual-color imaging and for applications in super-resolution imaging of…
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Congratulations to Carla Faivre, 3rd year PhD student in the Chemsirty of Photoresponsive Systems team, for winning the JCI (Journées Campus Illkirch) prize for scientific oral communication by presenting her work on "lipid nano-emulsions to treat gram-negative bacterial infections". News CPS
Lazare Saladin received the prestigious price “Prix de Thèse Sciences Physico-chimiques 2023” for his pioneer work on the directed photooxidation mechanism to obtain photomodulable fluorescent probes for applications in advanced bioimaging. Congratulations Lazare! Lazare Saladin
