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AUNAB has assembled 11 students from across Aarhus University to compete in iGEM 2026, the world’s largest synthetic biology contest. This spring,…
A new feature in Chemical & Engineering News highlights research led by iNANO-affiliated chemist Troels Skrydstrup, where discarded nitrile lab and…
Research from iNANO on power-free “smart” windows has been selected by Ingeniøren as one of Denmark’s five biggest scientific achievements of 2025.…
Eight researchers affiliated with iNANO have received grants from the Carlsberg Foundation’s 2025 Research Infrastructure programme. The funding will…
A Danish research group has designed proteins that search for specific DNA sequences and produce light if they find them. A light that a phone's…
Professor of bionanoscience, Ebbe Sloth Andersen, will bring together researchers across faculties to foster interdisciplinary development and enhance…
Can magnetism spark a green energy breakthrough? A new ERC Synergy project, iNANO’s Jeppe Vang Lauritsen and partners will explore how magnetic fields…
iNANO and Clinical Medicine join forces to explore extracellular vesicles as a potential drug delivery system for neurological diseases such as…
Associate Professor Victoria Birkedal (Department of Chemistry & iNANO) and Professor Asger Hobolth (Department of Mathematics), both from Aarhus…
Congratulations to Ebbe Sloth Andersen, who has been appointed Professor of Experimental Bionanoscience at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center…
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