Rendina Research Group

Check out our latest publication on the antimicrobial potential of boron cluster compounds. A great collaboration between the Rendina and Rutledge groups. @SydneyChemistry @Sydney_Science #boron doi.org/10.1039/D5MD00…

Congratulations to Xinyi (Sophia), Tom, Eliash and Patrick on their fantastic achievements! Group Rendina's first-ever quadruple PhD graduation!

Check out our latest publication on a new carborane ligand for MOFs. A great collaboration between the Rendina and Kepert groups. @SydneyChemistry @Sydney_Science #boron doi.org/10.1039/d5cc02…

Check out our latest work on the inhibition of the important immunoregulatory enzyme IDO1 with boron compounds. Great work by PhD students Tom and Samrat, with a collaboration involving Shane Thomas' group at UNSW. @SydneyChemistry @UNSWMedicine #boron doi.org/10.1002/cbic.2…

Check out our latest paper on carborane-containing polymer nanoparticles in @MacroJrnls_ACS, a huge effort by Xinyi and a collaboration with @PolymerNano @SydneyChemistry #boron #Macromolecules pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Come and join us as a Research Fellow and be part of the newly-established @Sydney_Uni Node of the ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centre (ITTC) for the Development of Advanced Radiochemical Technologies @arc_dart. Please RT. @SydneyChemistry tinyurl.com/yn5dx6d8

Today, Oct 1, 2024, marks the start of the DART Centre! Watch this space for job postings, PhD projects, and all things radiochemical!

Check out our recent paper on glioma cell uptake by Rhodamine-gadolinium agents. @SydneyChemistry #gadolinium doi.org/10.1002/chem.2…

A strong showing by the Rendina group last night at the annual School of Chemistry awards. Congrats to Anita, Will, Tom and Eliash for their amazing achievements! @SydneyChemistry

Great to watch group alum Dr Nick Smith present some highlights from his recently conferred thesis at the Tuberculosis Development Workshop

We are pleased to announce the next plenary speaker for #IC24 #Inorganic24 is expat #OzChem'ist Prof Nathan Gianneschi from @NUChemistry. Nathan's research is focussed on the chemical biology of materials including biomaterials, polymers & nanomaterials. inorganic24.com

Class of 2024 Rendina group graduates! 🎓Well done to Poya for completing his PhD and Nina for achieving Honours I (University medal). We've loved having you as part of the group, good luck with your future endeavours! @SydneyChemistry

RACI Inorganic Chemistry Division Meeting Chair: Prof Janice Aldrich-Wright Parramatta campus, Western Sydney University 8-12 Dec, 2024 Full program including Stranks and Burrows Award sessions. #IC24 #Inorganic24 #OzChem raci.org.au/events/event-d…

Hot off the press: a protocol for the preliminary assessment of new boron molecules for boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT). A great international collaboration. @SydneyChemistry #boron #BNCT #CancerTherapy url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/-IK3CVARKgC0…

Check out our latest JOMC paper on boron-containing far-red fluorophores, dedicated to @HeyHawkins. Another fantastic effort by @anitamarfavi and a great collaboration with @newgroupchem. @SydneyChemistry #boron doi.org/10.1016/j.jorg…

I'm on the lookout for a talented and motivated postdoc to join @TXST on my NIH-funded project on synthetic modeling of Ni cofactors. If you or someone you know has inorganic skills (air-free synthesis and experience at diverse characterization methods), then get in touch :)

Save the date! We’ve found a new home for the RACI Inorganic Division Meeting. Chaired by Janice Aldrich-Wright. Parramatta campus, Western Sydney University 8-12 Dec, 2024 Full program including Stranks and Burrows Award sessions. #IC24 #OzChem raci.org.au/RACI/Web/Event…

First group lunch of the year! And a belated warm welcome back to Lou from sabbatical🙂

Big shoutout to our fantastic collaborators involved in this ground-breaking research, led by @ANSTO superstar Dr Mitra Safavi-Naeini. @SydneyChemistry #boron #gadolinium #nucmed #cancer 2/2 doi.org/10.1016/j.ijro…

Breaking News: A hot new article showcasing the first-ever demonstration of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) and Gadolinium Neutron Capture Therapy (GdNCT) that doesn't require a neutron source, e.g. a nuclear reactor. 1/2