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A project team from Aarhus University and Fida Biosystems will use advanced microfluidic techniques in the search for compounds, which can block the contact between SARS-CoV-2 virus and receptors on human cells. Click on the graphic to see it full size. (

29 May 2020 - iNano

Daniel Otzen and collaborators, Jørgen Kjems and Victoria Birkedal from the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO) and the company Fida…

Alexander Zelikin, Birgit Schiøtt, Frans Mulder and Jørgen Skibsted receive DKK 21,4 million in total from Independent Research Fund Denmark. Photos: Lars Kruse (AU Photo) and private.

19 May 2020 - iNano

Alexander Zelikin, Birgit Schiøtt, Frans Mulder and Jørgen Skibsted are among 59 AU researchers who have been successful in the recent call by the…

Dean at NAT Kristian Pedersen. NAT and TECH work closely together within the area of education and send joint message about the phase 2 reopening addressing all staff at both faculties.

14 May 2020 - iNano

We’re about to reopen the Nat and Tech faculties a little more. Although it’s clearly positive that we can open for teaching and physical exams again,…

“An intravital microscopy image depicting blood vessels, macrophages and nanoparticles. Interested in how they move in real-time? See the movie featured at the end of this article (image: Yuya Hayashi)

13 May 2020 - iNano

Ever wondered if you could see through the body of a living organism and observe the dynamic interplay between cells and nanoparticles injected into…

05 May 2020 - iNano

On the AU corona pages you can find answers to frequently asked questions in connection with the partial reopening of research laboratories at AU from…

DKK 3.8 million for collaboration on fighting COVID-19

4 researchers from iNANO and Department of Chemistry receive DKK 21.4m in total

NAT and TECH prepare for phase 2 of reopening

Zebrafish let you see the biological fate of nanoparticles in vivo

FAQ about reopening of research labs