2021.06.30 | Exam
On Thursday the 1 of July, PhD student Martin Frandsen will have his qualifying exam titled "Development of a New Protein Conjugation Method and a Multifunctional Carrier for Detection of Apoptosis in Atherosclerotic Plaques". The exam will start at 14.15 in in the iNANO auditorium
2021.06.30 | Exam
On Thursday the 1 of July PhD student Jakob Meldgaard Smidt will have his qualifying exam titled "Targeted drug delivery of enzymatically activated prodrugs". The exam will start at 11.15 in in the iNANO auditorium
2021.05.20 | PhD defense
On Tuesday the 25 of May, Mette Riis Bakke will have her Ph.D. defence titled "Controlling the conformation of a DNA-grafted polymer". The exam will be held online. The defence will begin 15:15.
2020.11.12 | Exam
On Wednesday the 18 of November, Mads Koch Skaanning will have his Qualifying exam titled "Exploring the World of (L)-Acyclic Threoninol Nucleic Acid". The exam will be held online. The defence will begin 13:15.
2020.11.12 | Exam
On Wednesday the 18 of November, Rikke Asbæk Hansen will have her Qualifying exam titled "Synthesis of DNA functionalized fluorene vinylene polymer as a nano-antenna". The exam will be held online. The defence will begin 10:15.
2020.09.18 | PhD defense
On Friday the 25 of September, Alexander Sandahl will defend his Ph.D. titled "Taking chemical DNA-synthesis into flow – providing rapid access to modified oligonucleotides" in the iNANO auditorium. The defence will begin 13:15.
2020.05.11 | Events
On Tuesday 19 May 2020, PhD student Jane Nguyen will defend her PhD thesis entitled "Exploring the Potential of Modified Oligonucleotides". The defence will take place online at 2pm.
2020.04.14 | Exam
On Thursday 23 April at 14.15, PhD student Angel Santorelli will be having his qualifying exam. The exam will be held online.
2020.02.26 | Exam
On Wednesday 4 March at 13.15, PhD student Minke Anne Door Nijenhuis will be having her qualifying exam at the iNANO house (1590-213).
2019.12.02 | Awards
The discovery of a unique technology to detect small molecules in blood, and the potential of being able to secure a more correct and safe treatment of certain patients, led iNANO researchers to establish the startup company, MedicQuant. The team behind the company has just won the Bioinnovation Institute (BII) Acceleration Award.
