Newsletter

- Research team stretches melted polymer to fill gap in our knowledge

- 3 Questions for Professor Jakob Bohr

- Open source assembly of atomic layers

- Industrial PhD student produces nanostructured plastic foil by the roll

- Map of intestinal cells to help the chronically ill

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- Metasurfaces will control the colour of your car

- Microcapsules transport healthy bacteria to the intestines

- Double graphene sandwich provides protection against corrosion

- 3 Questions for the Professor - Sine Reker Hadrup

- Researchers invent microscopic toxin detector

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- Penetrating the blood brain barrier

- Biomimetics can replace dysfunctional body cells

- Carbon-on-quartz device for dopamine release

- 3 Questions for the professor: Anja Boisen

- Magnetic biosensor array simplifies the detection of genetic and epigenetic abnormalities in cancer

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- Moving towards the design of individualised cancer vaccines
- Three questions for the Professor
- Snout on a chip detects explosives
- Carbon atoms assemble themselves on command
- View the chemical reactions of nanostructures live

• - Artificial sight with solar cells
• - 3 questions for the Associate Professor
• - Drug micro-containers smaller than a grain of sugar
• - Sepsis – a hidden killer
• - Nanoscale

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- Scientists from 6 EU countries cooperate to create dopamine factories in the brain

- Stronger composites for blades by glass fibre coating

- Graphene - A wonder material for electronic devices

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- Fast and reliable diagnosis of infectious diseases

- Detection of pneumonia through exhaled breath

- Real-time in vitro monitoring of cell populations

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- Sources of peanut allergy revealed

- Nanopillars - a state-of-the-art optical sensor

- DTU Nanotech spin-out company brings its first product to market

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- Nanostructured solar cells 

- Colour laser printing with 127,000 DPI resolution

- Bubbles in graphene – a new way towards valleytronics? 

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- ​The brain-filled nano-forest

- Sustainable nanotechnology

- Precision measurements for magnetic memory

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- Finding rare cancer cells in blood
- Fast detection of pathogens in food
- High impact spinouts from DTU Nanotech

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- Individualised chemotherapy

- Next generation nanoelectronics

- Entrepreneurs of tomorrow

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• - Nanoparticles boost the immune system in cancer patients
• - From injections to tablets
• - DNA pinball machine
• - Breakthrough in the performance of 2D semiconductors

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• - Graphene Growth gets greener
• - Nature's DNA Origami
• - "Protective glasses" enable exhaust gas analyser
• - Exciting plasmons: Putting cancer in our sights

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• - Spin-out Company enters Wind turbine market
• - Patterning human cells by light-controlled chemistry
• - Plastic Fantastic
• - Harvesting storable solar energy
• - FutureSonics - The next generation of medical ultrasonic transducers and scanners

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• - The DVD platform - Biosensing meets low-cost technology
• - Spin-out company revolutionises fluid characterization
• - Breakthrough in stem cell research
• - Fast detection of waterborne viruses
• - High throughput screening using microdroplets

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• - Spin-out Company initiates clinical trials
• - Breakthrough in ultrasensitive detection of airborne species
• - The smart laser sensor of the future