More than 100 participants from NAT, TECH, HEALTH, and ARTS gathered for the Quantum Campus Aarhus Kickoff at iNANO. The event showcased the university's strengths and depth in quantum technology, highlighting a wide range of research areas that promise fruitful future collaborations.

A research team from iNANO, led by Prof. Jeppe V. Lauritsen, has made discoveries about the industrial catalyst used to convert captured CO₂ and H₂ into green methanol—an essential component in the transition to sustainable energy. Their findings, published in Nature Communications, provide unprecedented insights into the surface dynamics of this…

Professor Daniel Otzen has been appointed to the board of the Carlsberg Foundation. This prestigious role is a recognition of Professor Otzen's exceptional contributions to the field of nanoscience and his dedication to advancing scientific research.