EnyedyLab

MTA Lendület Functional Metal Complexes Research Group

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Our Hungarian-Austrian research project with Prof. Gergely Szakács (Uni. Med. Vienna) has received funding (2025-28, NRDI, FWF) on 8-hydroxyquinolines for enhanced targeting the collateral sensitivity in multidrug-resistant cancer.
https://t.co/y3v6wG6KSm

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our new paper on 2-formylpyridine guanylhydrazones to see the effect of the C=S → C=NH replacement on the solution and anticancer properties, published in J. Inorg. Biochem.
https://t.co/99hY6v99Bg

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our new paper on organorhodium complexes with enhanced aqueous solubility targeting multidrug resistance in Inorg. Chem.
https://t.co/Mimwt2473i

[EICC7 @eicc2025]

It is a great privilege to introduce the Plenary Speakers for the 7th EuChemS Inorganic Chemistry Conference.

September 7-11, 2025
Belgrade, Serbia

#EuChemS #Plenary #Speakers #Conference #Belgrade #Serbia #Inorganic #Chemistry #Science

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our inter-laboratory study within @CostNectar action on the question: How reliable is the evaluation of DNA binding constants?
https://t.co/zYGSudQLWX

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our new paper, which is the first systematic solution speciation studies on fac-tricarbonylrhenium(I) complexes. Thanks to the group of Iztok Turel for the nice collaboration.
https://t.co/r8KXOA7AqX

[EuroBIC-17 @eurobic17]

As #EuroBIC17 is now over, we thank all participants, speakers and sponsors for an unforgettable week. It has been a blast to welcome you to Münster and we hope that you have had a great time. We are looking forward to seeing you in 2026 for EuroBIC-18 @univgroningen.

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our new paper in J. Med. Chem. on Cu(II) complexes of thiosemicarbazones with methylmorpholine substituent, inhibiting both ribonucleotide reductase and tubulin polymerization. A joint work with the groups of V.B. Arion and G. Szakács.
https://t.co/mnSNMXI1qR

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our new paper on the complexation of the histone demethylase inhibitor, ML324, with essential metal ions published in Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry.
https://t.co/dvuB1bNYEs

[RompelGroup @RompelLab]

Vienna Doctoral School in Chemistry offers 3 fully funded PhD positions at the Department of Biophysical Chemistry! Apply until 14.04.24! For project descriptions and starting dates please click here: https://t.co/Sa6ws90tft

[TatsianaPetrasheuskaya @TPetrasheuskaya]

Great ending of the week😉 Our new publication with @EnyedyLab and @meszarosjanosp about estradiol-based conjugates and their copper complexes with anticancer activity has been published in Inorganics:
https://t.co/et8KZjeKaz

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Check out our new paper on the complexation of the anticancer iron chelator drug, VLX600, with essential metal ions published in Inorganic Chemistry.
https://t.co/POREo2YOOP

[Christian Kowol @KowolLab]

Congratulation to Orsolya Dömötör! Very nice cooperation project about in vitro biodistribution studies on clinically approved FGFR inhibitors... https://t.co/RRGtrOcy5W

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Our new paper has been published on anticancer [RuCp(N,N)(P)]+ complexes in the European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry in a collaboration with A. Valente and A. I. Tomaz.
https://t.co/sikA685gnH

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

@ela_mov Thanks, I will manage it.

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

Our new paper in J. Inorg. Biochem. on Fe(II)-cyclopentadienyl complexes in a collaboration with the team of Andreia Valente.
https://t.co/R7ofQzNwTI

[Katalin Kariko @kkariko]

Today I started to work in my new office that used to be the Nobel Prize-winner Albert Szent-Györgyi's at the Department of Molecular and Analytical Chemistry @Uni_Szeged Hungary.

[Katalin Kariko @kkariko]

Today, I got a fantastic welcome at my alma mater University of Szeged, Hungary 🎉🎊🎈🍾💫😍

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

What a year! An other Hungarian researcher among the Nobel Laureates. Nobel Prize in Physics 2023:
Ferenc Krausz
Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany
https://t.co/IAolNYsVhv

[EnyedyLab @EnyedyLab]

What great news, Katalin Karikó, an Alumna of University of Szeged (Hungary), has been awarded the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (jointly with Drew Weissman).
https://t.co/7EpVcFKTlU