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Our scientific coordinator can help you writing the scientific part of application, giving feedback, preparing and confirming budgets and gathering signatures and assisting with other formalities and general advice.

Please remember to always send a copy of the submitted application for follow up and registration in the obliged Research applications (ReAP) database.

You can find the scientific coordinators contact information and area of expertise below, as well as a list of the upcoming deadlines.

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Application

The Research Support Office (Forskningsstøtteenheden) helps scientists in the preparation of applications for external funding. The sooner they are contacted the better help they can provide in the application proces. When applying for EU-funding you always have to contact The Research Support Office. You can find their contact information here.
All applications should be registered in our database: Research Applications (ReAP)

When awarded a project

When awarded a project the following should be send to the administrator:

Application
Budget
Cooperation agreement ('Bevillingsskrivelse' / 'Samarbejdsaftale') signed by you and the director of iNANO

Scientific Coordinator

Yvonne Eskildsen-Helmond

Scientific Coordinator Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center - Sekretariat, iNANO-huset

M yvonneeh@inano.au.dk
H 1590, 220
P +4523382364
P +4523382364

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News

Frontpage of Biology Letters (DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2022.0093)

12 August 2022

Geckos are an interesting species. They climb walls and ceilings and do not seem to have any problems with it. But how can that be? PhD Mette Heidemann Rasmussen, Associate Professor Tobias Weidner and their colleagues might have come a bit closer to an answer with their new article in Biology Letters.

Dorthe B. Ravnsbæk obtained her PhD in nanotechnology at Aarhus University in 2011. Since then, she has conducted research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston and the University of Southern Denmark, until she achieved a professorship in materials chemistry at Aarhus University in 2021. Photo: Jacob Fredegaard Hansen

08 August 2022 - iNano

H.C. Ørsted Selskabet has granted this year's research award of DKK 50,000 to Professor Dorthe Ravnsbæk from the Department of Chemistry (iNANO member) for her work on developing new sustainable materials for rechargeable batteries. Congratulations to Dorthe!

Professor Kurt Gothelf and Ph.D. Angel Santorelli. (Photo: Aarhus University)

11 July 2022

The development of new types of drugs based on DNA and RNA is happening at a rapid pace. The mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 are just one of many examples of DNA-based drugs on the market. Many are on the way, but the production of the necessary DNA is costly.

A research group at Aarhus University has now found an effective and inexpensive method for producing stable DNA sequences attached to chemical groups that e.g., ensures that the drugs are directed into the right cells.