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Professor Niels Christian Nielsen and Associate Professor Tobias Weidner have each received 10,000,000 DKK from the Novo Nordisk Foundation.
The world's oceans are filling with plastic, and the global community cannot keep up with production and break down the large amount of plastic produced every year. We must find a solution, says Professor Daniel Otzen (iNANO). With DKK 57 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Challenge Programme, he can now open a centre for plastic research at Aarhus University.
Cloud formation and what actually happens inside clouds is one of the great mysteries in climate research. The solution to the mystery can be extremely important for climate research, and now a new basic research centre at Aarhus University will find answers by looking closely at clouds. The new centre is headed by Professor Merete Bilde (Dept. of Chemistry) who are iNANO associated.
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PhD student Anders Koldby Vestergaard, iNANO
PhD student Mathias Bøjlesen Bertelsen, iNANO
PhD student Jesper Hyldal Mikkelsen, iNANO
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iNANO Visiting Service is for primary and secondary school pupils to whom we offer a series of exciting academic activities relevant to the Nanoscience studies.
