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Our research centres on the chemical synthesis, radiochemistry, preclinical development and clinical translation of metal-based radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic PET imaging in cancer and other human diseases

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News

8th April 25

  • Congratulations to Simon - who has completed the final stage of his PhD, presenting his thesis on 'Robots, Rings, and Radiopharmaceuticals'. We wish you all the best for the future!

 

31st Mar 25

  • We say goodbye to Volkan - thanks for all the hard work!

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3rd Mar 25

  • We welcome masters student Volkan Songur, who will also work on light-activated small molecules for the conjugation of radionuclides to proteins for potential applications in radio-imaging and therapy. Glad to have you with us, even if its only for a month!​
     

24th Feb 25

  • We welcome masters student Zuzana Simackova, who will work on new photo-activatable handles for the conjugation of radionuclides to targeting proteins. Good luck! 

 

1st Oct 24

  • We welcome two masters students, Ian Saxer and Liam Wenger to the group. We have no doubts that they wil get some nice looking results working on new radionuclide chelators and photo-activated radionuclide handles!

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1st Oct 24

  • Dr. James W. Southwell has joined the group! Welcome - we hope you have a productive time working on novel radiolabelling and bioconjugation approaches with a focus on light activation!

 

2nd Sep 24

  • Another Master student joins our group! Have a blast working on radioactive POMs, Dominik!

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21st Aug 24

  • We welcome Tiago to the group as Master student. He will focus his energy on TACN complexes of Re-188. Good luck with this challenging project!​​​​​

Funding

The Holland Lab thanks the following agencies for generous support of our research:

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  •   European Research Council (ERC) -  (Jason Holland, Starting Grant ERC-StG-2015, 'NanoSCAN' #676904)

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  •   Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)  -  (Jason Holland, SNSF Professorship PP00P2_163683)

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  •   Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship  -  (Faustine d'Orchymont, PhD Student Scholarship, 2017)

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  •   Department of Chemistry, University of Zurich

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  •   Chemical and Molecular Life Sciences Graduate School (CMSZH), University of Zurich

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  •   Krebsliga and the Krebsforschung Schweiz -  (Jason Holland, Research Grant KFS-4257-08-2017)

Contact

Prof. Dr Jason P. Holland

University of Zurich

Department of Chemistry

Winterthurerstrasse 190

Zurich, CH-8057

Switzerland

www.hollandlab.org​​

Tel: +41.44.63.53.990

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jason.holland[at]chem.uzh.ch

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