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The list of successful applicants of funding from Independent Research Fund Denmark has been revealed and iNANO affiliated researchers receive a good share of the DKK 750 million awarded for excellent research. See the list here.
As a pioneer in research into using polymers in nanotechnology by modifying and shaping the main polymer of DNA, Kurt V.Gothelf (Aarhus University) has received this year's Danish polymer award by Danish Academy of Technical Sciences.
Danish-Belgian collaboration headed by Aarhus University professor, Troels Skrydstrup, is the source of a an improved way to create certain flourine-containing substructures, which have shown several beneficial medical properties.
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