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24 June 2021 - iNano

Associate Professor Jørgen Skibsted and former PhD student Nishant Garg will receive the Stephen Brunauer Award 2020 today. The award is awarded…

Jørgen Skibsted receives the Stephen Brunauer Award.

22 June 2021 - iNano

From 1 November, iNANO alumnus Dorthe Bomholdt Ravnsbæk will start a new position as professor and continue her research in rechargeable batteries at…

Dorthe Bomholdt Ravnsbæk. Photo: Jacob Fredegaard Hansen, SDU

22 June 2021 - iNano

Congratulations to Associate Professor Ebbe S. Andersen who is awarded the Danish polymer prize, Elastyrenprisen 2021, for being an internationally…

Associate Professor Ebbe S. Andersen, Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO) at Aarhus University has received the Danish polymer Prize - ATV | Elastyrenprisen 2021. Chairman of the Prize committee Niels Chr. Nielsen also handed over the prize to As

10 June 2021 - iNano

One of the Nordic region's most prestigious research prizes, the Anders Jahre Prize, goes to Professor Poul Nissen from Aarhus University. Poul Nissen…

Professor Poul Nissen awarded Anders Jahre's major medical award in 2021 for his research in membrane proteins. Photo: Lisbeth Heilesen

09 June 2021 - iNano

Cell viability require that a variety of functions at the cell membrane are maintained properly. P-type ATPases translocate substrates across the…

Binding site I of SERCA is not conserved in LMCA1. Alignment between LMCA1 G4 E2-BeF3- (red) and SERCA E2-AlF4- (pdb: 3b9r) (dark grey). Relevant Ca2+-coordinating residues are shown as sticks. The structures are aligned by the residues shown as sticks. S

02 June 2021 - iNano

Researchers from iNANO (Aarhus University) and Caltech have developed a method to build much larger, though still nanosize, RNA scaffolds than…

An artistic rendering of RNA polymerase folding RNA origami scaffolds with two proteins. At the top right a finished scaffolding with proteins marked with the colors yellow and cyan. (Illustration: Cody Geary)

01 June 2021 - iNano

Andreas Brunsgaard Laursen recently completed his degree in nanoscience at iNANO. Now he is CEO and co-founder of the spinout Danish Graphene together…

Andreas Brunsgaard Laursen, former nanoscience student, CEO, and co-founder of the spinout Danish Graphene. Photo: The Kitchen AU

Jørgen Skibsted receives the Stephen Brunauer Award

iNANO alumnus starts as new professor at Dept. of Chemistry in November

Assoc. Prof. Ebbe S. Andersen honored by the Danish Academy of Technical Sciences

Professor Poul Nissen awarded Anders Jahre's large medical award 2021

Ion and lipid transporters specialize for their niche

Bigger and better RNA scaffolds for organising proteins

Portrait: newly graduated from iNANO - now co-founder and CEO of spinout