Graphene research projects kick-off

2013.05.17 — Professors Kim Daasbjerg (iNANO & Dept. of Chemistry) and Philip Hofmann (iNANO and Dept. of Physics and Astronomy) and associate professors Liv Hornekær (iNANO and Dept. of Physics and Astronomy) and Steen U. Pedersen (iNANO & Dept. of Chemistry) have together with a group of researchers from Danish Technical University and Copenhagen University received a grant of DKK 20 million from The Danish Council for Strategic Research for the project DA-GATE: Danish Alliance of Graphene Application Technology and Engineering. Professors Kim Daasbjerg (iNANO & Dept. of Chemistry) and Philip Hofmann (iNANO and Dept. of Physics and Astronomy) and associate professors Liv Hornekær (iNANO and Dept. of Physics and Astronomy) and Steen U. Pedersen (iNANO & Dept. of Chemistry) have together with a group of researchers from Danish Technical University and Copenhagen University received a grant of DKK 20 million from The Danish Council for Strategic Research for the project DA-GATE: Danish Alliance of Graphene Application Technology and Engineering. In addition, The Danish National Advanced Technology Foundation has granted DKK 24 million for the platform NIAGRA: National Initiative for Advanced Graphene Coatings and Composites.

Professor Kurt Gothelf as host of an international workshop in Copenhagen

2013.05.17 — An international workshop about molecular programming was hosted by Professor Kurt Gothelf in collaboration with and funded by Danish Council for Strategic Research.

CRAICC 2013: 21.-23. August 2013, Aarhus

2013.05.17 — Annual meeting of Cryosphere-Atmosphere Interactions in a Changing Arctic Climate

Writing successful grant applications

2013.04.29 — Workshops hosted by the Research Support Office in June

New Collegue: Lars Dalgaard

2013.05.03 — visiting professor has joined COMI-Peter Ogilby

New employee: Venkatesha R. Hathwar

2013.05.02 — is employed as a postdoc with Bo Brummerstedt Iversen

Professor Kim Daasbjerg awarded the Elastyren Prize 2013

2013.04.25 — Professor Kim Daasbjerg receives this prestigious award in recognition of his groundbreaking research on surface-bound polymers.

INANO STUDENTS WIN THE GRUNDFOS CHALLENGE 2013

2013.04.22 — At the top of the podium in the Global Grundfos Challenge Final 2013: Simon Frølich (supervisor Henrik Birkedal Dept. of Chemistry/iNANO), Signe Grønborg (supervisor Jeppe Vang Lauritsen, iNANO) and Irene Hansen (supervisor Ken Howard, iNANO).

Benjamin Shepperson is employed as a post doc

2013.04.04 — He will be working in the group of Henrik Stapelfeldt

iNANO – Haldor Topsøe PhD project & PhD stipend at iNANO

2013.03.21 — Solid-state NMR studies of microporous aluminosilicate materials used as heterogeneous catalysts for synthesis of fuels and bulk chemicals & LowE-CEM: Low-Energy CEMents for sustainable concrete