A new feature in Chemical & Engineering News highlights research led by iNANO-affiliated chemist Troels Skrydstrup, where discarded nitrile lab and medical gloves are upcycled into solid polyamine materials that can capture and release CO₂. The work, published in Chem (Cell Press), points to a route for turning hard-to-recycle rubber waste into…

Research from iNANO on power-free “smart” windows has been selected by Ingeniøren as one of Denmark’s five biggest scientific achievements of 2025. The recognition is now followed by new funding: an InnoExplorer grant and an AU Launch grant supporting further validation and early commercialisation.

Eight researchers affiliated with iNANO have received grants from the Carlsberg Foundation’s 2025 Research Infrastructure programme. The funding will support advanced instrumentation for nanoscience, chemical biology, quantum materials, and structural analysis.