2021.04.14 | iNano
Nanomaterials have become indispensable for modern life, and our lives increasingly depend on nanomaterials with defined structures and properties. Professor Anja-Verena Mudring has received a VILLUM Investigator grant of almost DKK 40 million for an upcoming project that will challenge borders so that even more powerful tools to synthesise…
2021.03.26 | iNano
Congratulations to Mingdong Dong and Jeppe Vang Lauritsen who have been appointed Professors in Experimental Surface and Interface Science at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Aarhus University. The appointments are effective as of 1 April 2021.
2021.03.26 | iNano
Congratulations to Alexander Zelikin who has been appointed Professor at Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Aarhus University. The appointment is effective as of 1 April 2021.
2021.03.25 | iNano
Congratulations to Professor Daniel Otzen (iNANO and MBG) and Assistant Professor Alonso Rosas-Hernández (CHEM and iNANO) who are among the new AIAS Associates. They will be part of the multidisciplinary environment at Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) and take part in facilitating and inspiring new interdisciplinary research projects…
2021.03.19 | iNano
Increasing evidence has demonstrated how the microbial world is electrically connected. Electrical wire networks on the micrometer to centimeter scale have been found in many microorganisms and in diverse environments, where they are believed to play important roles in biogeochemical processes, pollutant degradation and bioenergy recovery. iNANO…
2021.03.18 | iNano
Associate Professor Ken Howard has received the award for best paper of in the Journal of Controlled Release awarded by the Controlled Release Society and Elsevier.
2021.03.18 | iNano
How do we know, if our food tastes good, or if it has already gone bad? The startup BettaSensing, co-founded by iNANO researcher Noga Gal, has created an innovative flavor recognition technology for the food industry. Last year, the company took part in the EIT Food entrepreneurship program Seedbed, which in Denmark is based at the Department of…
2021.03.11 | iNano
AU researchers join forces with world leaders to develop a new albumin-based platform for long-acting, efficient, and safer immunotherapy. Assoc. Prof. Ken Howard and his research team have published their findings in a new Nature family journal.
2021.03.11 | iNano
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological diseases and seizures can be debilitating. Unfortunately, treatments to prevent these seizures are lacking. Jørgen Kjems from iNANO and the Department of Molecular Biology at Aarhus University and the AU spinout company, OMIICS, are partners in a new consortium, PRIME, that will seek to develop…
2021.03.04 | iNano
Glycine can stimulate or inhibit neurons in the brain, thereby controlling complex functions. Unraveling the three-dimensional structure of the glycine transporter, researchers have now come a big step closer to understanding the regulation of glycine in the brain. These results, which have been published in Nature, open up opportunities to find…
