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Our main research interests are directed to the coordination chemistry of radioactive metals and supramolecular compounds. This also includes chemicals elements, which possess radioactive isotopes with potential value for applications in technical processes or medicine.

The Periodic Table of the Abram GroupJ. Am. Chem. Soc. 134 (2012) 9118

The main focus of our present research is directed to the coordination chemistry and organometallic chemistry of the elements  technetiums and rhenium,  lanthanoid compounds, gold complexes,  supramolecular cages as well as to the coordination chemistry of uranium and thorium. The chemistry of selenium- and tellurium-containing compounds is studied in a collaborative project with researchers of the University of Santa Maria (Brazil).

One of our goals is the development of bioconjugates for nuclearmedical diagnostic and therapy as well as for future metal-based cancer drugs. The used of advanced methods of organic synthesis plays an important role in the synthesis of our novel ligand systems.

Details of the individual research fields as well as links to recently published papers can be found following the highlighted keywords above or the information and links given in the picture gallery.

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