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Four iNANO-associated researchers will have a unique opportunity to test their research ideas that have the potential to change our knowledge of the…
Professor, chemist and entrepreneur Kim Daasbjerg is the first recipient of the Else Kai Sass Award. Collaboration, innovation and remarkable research…
Congratulations to iNANO postdoc Mette Galsgaard Malle for receiving the H.C. Ørsted research talent prize.
Together with partners from industry, researchers from Aarhus University have now proven that simple chemistry can do more than just extract important…
The groups of Alexander N. Zelikin (Dept. of Chemistry) and Rikke L. Meyer (iNANO), in collaboration with Aarhus University Hospital (Skejby) and…
Researchers from Aarhus University have developed a revolutionary new method, called triplex origami, to manipulate the shape and tight packing of…
Researchers from Aarhus University are behind a new method for detecting important proteins in, for example, a blood sample. By using tiny nanopores…
A new team of researchers dreams of making a difference for patients with e.g. diabetes, fatty liver, renal fibrosis, and atherosclerosis. With DKK 60…
The Novo Nordisk Foundation CO₂ Research Center – CORC – will be expanding into new underexplored areas as the center funds five new projects. A…
Congratulations to Professor Brigitte Städler and Professor Daniel Otzen who each receive funding from Independent Research Fund Denmark. Städler and…
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Surprising Aspects of Pt(111) Oxidation and Reduction: Unravelling Different Oxidation Stages using ECSTM
Nano comes to life: how nanotechnology ushers physics into biology, transforming medicine, and the future of biology and …computing
PhD Student Jakob M. Smidt, iNANO
PhD Student Line Mørkholt Lund, iNANO
Encapsulation of human cells in hydrogels and in liquified compartments as tissues microfactories
Building a new biology: design and construction of synthetic cells
Title and abstract to be announced