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Our scientific coordinators 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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- 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)
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Scientific Coordinator
Yvonne Eskildsen-Helmond
Scientific Coordinator Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center - Sekretariat, iNANO-husetTeaching
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News
2020.07.13 | iNano
New research collaboration will develop nano shells that encapsulate and fight virus particles
Professor Jørgen Kjems and the consortium Virofight has received funding from the EU FET-OPEN program to advance novel antiviral treatment. Instead of targeting virus-specific proteins or enzymes by small molecules as done by current antivirals, the Virofight project will develop DNA-based nano-shells that engulf and neutralize entire viruses.…
2020.07.03 | iNano
DKK 10 million for developing nanoscale assembly lines for biotechnological production
Ebbe S. Andersen is awarded a DKK 10 million Ascending Investigator Grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Research Leader Programme. The research project aims at using recently developed RNA nanotechnology-based assembly lines, sensors and nanorobots to improve biochemical reactions inside cells. The potential outcome will be improved bacterial…
2020.06.25 | iNano
The Novo Nordisk Foundation supports wild scientific and technical research ideas
For the first time, the Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded grants within the research programme NERD, which is targeted at ambitious and wild research ideas in the fields of scientific and technical research. At Aarhus University, Associate Professor Alexander Zelikin has just received DKK 13.5 million.
Events
- Mon 17 Aug
- 00:01-23:59 | The qualifying exam will be held behind closed doors
Qualifying exam: Targeting Biofilms with Enzymes
PhD student Andreas Møllebjerg, iNANO - Fri 28 Aug
- 00:01-23:59 | The qualifying exam will be held behind closed doors
Qualifying exam: New Acylation Technologies for Selective Protein and Peptide Modification
PhD student Jesper Hyldal Mikkelsen, iNANO - Fri 28 Aug
- 10:30-12:30 |
Qualifying exam: Development of Novel Carbon Isotope Labeling Strategies with Carbon Monoxide and Nickel Pincer Complexes
PhD student Simon Steffen Pedersen, iNANO - Fri 28 Aug
- 13:30-15:30 |
Qualifying exam: Developing fluorescent aptamer sensors for high-throughput screening of secretory phenotypes in nanodroplets
PhD student Bente Kring Hansen, iNANO - Mon 12 Oct
- 09:30-14:30 | iNANO AUD (1593-012), Gustav Wieds Vej 14, 8000 Aarhus C
New Directions in Cryo-EM Research - 3rd CryoNET Symposium
The 3nd Annual CryoNET Symposium will highlight the latest discoveries facilitated by cryo-EM research and new directions that are emerging for cryo-EM research. Students and postdocs are encouraged to apply to give talks and poster presentations. CryoNET is funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. The core of the network is the Cryo-EM facilities at University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, Stockholm University and Umeå University.