Ramon Bosque Pueyo

Ramon Bosque Pueyo serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Inorganic and Organic Chemistry at the University of Barcelona's Faculty of Chemistry, where he concurrently holds the position of Vice-Dean of Safety, Health and Sustainability. His research is anchored in the Electronic Structure Group (Grup d'Estructura Electrònica) specializing in organometallic chemistry.

• PhD in Chemistry, University of Barcelona (1994)
• Licenciatura in Chemistry, University of Barcelona (1989-1991)

His primary research focuses on organometallic compounds for biomedical applications, particularly platinum-based anticancer agents and luminescent materials. Current investigations explore structure-activity relationships in cyclometallated Pt(II/IV) complexes, bimetallic systems for multitarget therapies, and tautomeric behavior in organometallic benzoxazines. His work bridges synthetic inorganic chemistry with computational modeling to develop metallodrugs overcoming cisplatin resistance.

Publication analysis reveals consistent output in high-impact inorganic chemistry journals, with recent emphasis on near-infrared emitters (2023), axial ligand effects in Pt(IV) anticancer compounds (2024), and hybrid ferrocenyl/rhenium systems (2018). His keyword profile centers on coordination chemistry, medicinal applications, and photophysical properties.

Active grant leadership includes four major projects from 2014-2025 through AGAUR and the Ministry of Economy, focusing on organometallic applications in asymmetric catalysis and metallodrugs. His research group maintains strong institutional collaborations within the University of Barcelona's chemistry department, particularly with the Electronic Structure Group on computational-experimental synergies in organometallic synthesis.