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- Extremely sensitive nano-sensors can detect trace amounts of moleculesUtrecht researchers have developed a new type of sensor, about 500 times smaller than the width of a human hair./en/news/extremely-sensitive-nano-sensors-can-detect-trace-amounts-of-molecules
- Microscopic tug of war with coronaSARS-CoV-2 virus particles can resist high physical forces. This determines partly their success, according to a publication of the new UU-professor Jan Lipfert in PNAS./en/news/microscopic-tug-of-war-with-corona
- DNA with a twist due to a pinch of saltUU biophysicists have measured how the twist of DNA is affected by the presence of salt. The new knowledge is important for making nanomaterials./en/news/dna-with-a-twist-due-to-a-pinch-of-salt
- Researchers at Utrecht 木瓜福利影视 gain control over growth 2D materialResearchers around the world have been diving into 2D materials such as graphene, which can be used to generate a multitude of material properties using only very little material Graphene is the best known 2D material, but not the most useful./en/publicatie/researchers-at-utrecht-university-gain-control-over-growth-2d-material
- Master student Lars Killian wins Unilever Research Prize 2021Lars Killian, Master student of Nanomaterials Science, wins one of this year鈥檚 Unilever Research Prizes. The Unilever Research Prize is an annual award granted to young scientists who have done exceptional work on topics that are relevant to one or more of the Sustainable Development Goals./en/news/master-student-lars-killian-wins-unilever-research-prize-2021
- 鈥楽uperballs鈥 organise themselves into interesting structuresPublication in Nature Communications/en/news/superballs-organise-themselves-into-interesting-structures
- Krijn de Jong receives Fran莽ois Gault Lectureship AwardThe Award will be presented at Europacat XIII in Florence in August./en/news/krijn-de-jong-receives-francois-gault-lectureship-award
- Two Faculty of Science researchers receive Vidi grantFlorian Meirer (Chemistry) and Carmine Ortix (Physics) each receive 800.000 Euros from NWO./en/news/two-faculty-of-science-researchers-receive-vidi-grant
- Plastic particles spontaneously form virus-like structureModel particles that are easy to produce in the laboratory can be used to study how complex biological structures are created./en/news/plastic-particles-spontaneously-form-virus-like-structure
- Utrecht researchers find path for light through opaque materialsPlaying ping pong with light to find open channels/en/news/utrecht-researchers-find-path-for-light-through-opaque-materials
- Oration Petra de Jongh 16 September: Small is beautifulHow can you tame wind and sunlight?/en/news/oration-petra-de-jongh-the-power-of-small-things
- 鈥淵ou can create your own measurement setup in our lab, and that makes it unique鈥Tenure tracker Sanli Faez on the Physics of Light in Complex Systems laboratory/en/news/you-can-create-your-own-measurement-setup-in-our-lab-and-that-makes-it-unique
- Pioneer in the field of 鈥榳avefront shaping鈥 Allard Mosk Professor of Physics of Light in Complex SystemsAs of November 2015, Allard Mosk was appointed as Professor of Physics of Light in Complex Systems at the Debye Institute for Nanomaterials/en/news/pioneer-in-the-field-of-wavefront-shaping-allard-mosk-professor-of-physics-of-light-in-complex
- Carbon monoxide sets platinum atoms in motionUtrecht scholar Jessi van der Hoeven plays major role in publication in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences./en/news/carbon-monoxide-sets-platinum-atoms-in-motion
- Bert Weckhuysen wins Tanabe Prize for Acid-Base CatalysisWeckhuysen will receive the prize next month during the International Symposium on Acid-Base Catalysis in Rio de Janeiro./en/news/bert-weckhuysen-wins-tanabe-prize-for-acid-base-catalysis
- 5 young researchers from the Faculty of Science receive a Veni grantThe NWO Veni grant provides highly promising young scientists with the opportunity to further elaborate their own ideas during a period of three years/en/news/5-young-researchers-from-the-faculty-of-science-receive-a-veni-grant
- An interview on the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis of Pasi and Jos茅An interview on the DUB about Fischer-Tropsch fuels: a possible alternative for fossile oil./en/news/an-interview-on-the-fischer-tropsch-synthesis-of-pasi-and-jose
- UU alumnus and Nobel Prize winner Nico Bloembergen passed awayNicolaas Bloembergen, who passed away this week, studied Physics at Utrecht 木瓜福利影视/en/news/uu-alumnus-and-nobel-prize-winner-nico-bloembergen-passed-away
- Scientists build hydrogen sensor readable with the naked eyeResearchers from Utrecht, Delft and Grenoble have now developed a sensor that changes colour when exposed to hydrogen./en/news/scientists-build-hydrogen-sensor-readable-with-the-naked-eye
- Board changes Debye Institute for Nanomaterials ScienceDaniel Vanmaekelbergh is appointed new scientific director of the Debye Institute for Nanomaterials Science./en/news/board-changes-debye-institute-for-nanomaterials-science