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Two Nanoscience images by Assist. Prof. Armin Afrough and MSc in Nanoscience, Mathias Nielsen, are included in the DNRF Photo Competition 2025 exhibition at AIAS in Aarhus. Join the reception on 20 March (15:00–16:00) to hear the stories behind the images. Registration deadline: 18 March at 12:00.
AUNAB has assembled 11 students from across Aarhus University to compete in iGEM 2026, the world’s largest synthetic biology contest. This spring, they develop ideas through design thinking; in summer, they build a proof of concept in the lab—supported by iNANO and MBG—before pitching at the Grand Jamboree in Paris in fall 2026.
A new feature in Chemical & Engineering News highlights research led by iNANO-affiliated chemist Troels Skrydstrup, where discarded nitrile lab and medical gloves are upcycled into solid polyamine materials that can capture and release CO₂. The work, published in Chem (Cell Press), points to a route for turning hard-to-recycle rubber waste into…
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Functional imaging of nanodomains in cardiomyocytes with scanning ion conductance microscopy: new developments
Fun with Nanopores: Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy and Single molecule Ion Conductance Spectroscopy
PhD student Liliya Maltseva’, iNANO
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