2021.10.15 | iNano
iNANO employees, Professors Jeppe Vang Lauritsen and Duncan Sutherland, and iNANO member, Professor Mogens Christensen, receive fundings from the Independent Research Fund Denmark. The researchers will study electrocatalytic hydrogen production, materials for building solar-thermal management, and compaction of Magnets, respectively.
2021.10.12 | iNano
The use of solid-state NMR spectroscopy is pivotal in enabling the characterisation of structure and dynamics at the atomic-level. These methods rely on access to sophisticated and costly solid-state NMR equipment that is only available in few national facilities. The Danish Center for Ultrahigh Field NMR Spectroscopy at Aarhus University, with…
2021.10.07 | iNano
In a collaborative effort with Professor Birgit Schiøtt (iNANO member) and her research group, the researchers also used state-of-the-art Molecular Dynamics simulations to support the notion of proton binding employing multiple independent approaches.
2021.10.01 | iNano
Polyurethane (PU) is a widely used material in a countless number of everyday products as well as more sophisticated objects like aircrafts. Unfortunately, there are very few methods to reuse or recycle PU and when recycled, the product often loses its original properties. Researchers at Aarhus University are working tirelessly on establishing a…
2021.09.23 | iNano
Professors Troels Skrydstrup and Kim Daasbjerg participate in a new, unique research centre, which has just been launched. The Novo Nordisk Foundation CO2 Research Center is established with a grant of DKK 630 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation (NNF) and based at Aarhus University. The new centre will ensure cross-disciplinary collaboration…
2021.09.15 | iNano
Congratulations to Professor Jeppe Vang Lauritsen, Professor Kurt Gothelf, Professor Torben René Jensen, and all the other researchers at Faculty of Natural Sciences, who each have been granted a Villum Experiment Grant of DKK 2 million. Lauritsen, Gothelf, and Jensen will investigate topological insulators in electrocatalytic reactions, small…
2021.09.09 | iNano
When studying stability and folding of proteins hydrogen exchange substitution is a very important technique. However, the interpretation of the data is complicated by electrostatic effects and the magnitude of these has not been accounted for until now. Mulder et al. have now shown a way to better foretell these effects and thereby provide a key…
2021.09.03 | iNano
Nanoscience student, Cathrine Abild Meyer has been selected as a strong and promising research talent at Aarhus University. She will receive the HM Queen Margrethe II Travel Grant 2021, which will allow her to go study abroad. Cathrine Abild Meyer is presently a Master's student and earned top marks for her Bachelor's project at Brigitte…
2021.08.19 | iNano
Article published in the ACS Journal of Physical Chemistry C.
2021.08.13 | iNano
A paper from Jørgen Kjems and colleagues published in Nature Communications presents a new method to determine the full-length sequence and isoform variation of a class of RNAs called circular RNAs. The study is conducted in human and mouse brains and shows that many circRNAs exist in a large number of different version and that a special class of…
