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On the raw electron micrographs (A), one can find the individual protein molecules (green boxes). By taking an average of thousands of such similarly oriented particles, one can get sharp two-dimensional images (B), from which one can calculate the protei

27 June 2019 - iNano

Using cutting-edge electron microscopy, researchers from Aarhus University have determined the first structures of a lipid-flippase. The discoveries…

Marianne Glasius participates in programme, funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, for developing more productive crops. (Photo by Lars Kruse, AU Photo)

18 June 2019 - iNano

The Novo Nordisk Foundation awards EUR 27 milllion to the Collaborative Crop Resilience Programme (CCRP). The programme will investigate the…

Nina Lock and Troels Skrydstrup each lead their research group, but collaborate on a common task: to develop sustainable catalysts that can transform CO2 into valuable resources. Photo: Dorthe Lundh

14 June 2019 - iNano

Researchers at Aarhus University are developing new chemical technologies to reduce CO2 emissions and support the green transition in both public and…

Post docs Line D. F. Nielsen and Malthe Hansen-Bruhn after they received the first price for their 3-minute pitch at the TTRN 7th conference. (Photo by Gothelf Lab)

06 June 2019 - iNano

Line Debois F. Nielsen and Malthe Hansen-Bruhn attended the Transatlantic Telehealth Research Network's (TTRN)'s 7th conference at Technical…

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Annette Wandahl

Groundbreaking cryo-electron microscopy at Aarhus University reveals the first structures of a protein that maintains cell membranes

An international research team receives EUR 27 million to develop more productive crops

CO2 could replace fossil fuels in industry

Post docs from the Gothelf Lab win pitch competition