Afgelopen weken hebben Leden van MinacNed en NanoNextNL zich geprofileerd in Japan en deelgenomen aan verschillende conferenties en expo’s. Nanotech 2020 Tokyo Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Japan This week we celebrated the excellent relations between #Japan and the #Netherlands in the field of #nanotechnology at #nanotech2020 […]
12 December 2019 Team NanopLESStic from Wageningen University & Research is the winner of the Holland Chemistry Student Competition 2019. Team NanopLESStic developed a new type of nanoplastic filter, which can be used as a sensor or to remove nanoplastics from drinkingwater. Students Ezra Bekkering, Dorien Westert and Laura Akkerman […]
Een ongeordend netwerk dat heel goed is in het herkennen van órdelijke patronen. Het klinkt tegenstrijdig, maar het benadert de manier waarop ons brein patronen herkent. Onderzoekers van de Universiteit Twente hebben zo’n ‘brain-inspired’ netwerk ontwikkeld. Een grote stap vooruit is dat het gewoon te fabriceren is in silicium en […]
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In a new study published in the journal Science Advances, Gutierrez-Escribano et al. studied the role of cohesin complexes in DNA tethering to gain a better understanding of sister chromatid cohesion. Using the C-Trap correlated optical tweezers with fluorescence microscopy, they observed in real-time intermolecular (DNA–DNA) and intramolecular cohesin-derived DNA bridge […]
Ronny, can you tell us something about your history with nanotechnology? My passion for micro- and nanotechnology was sparked almost 25 years ago when I started my education at the University of Twente. During the course of my studies, I applied microtechnology to create a tool for DNA stretching experiments […]
Every week we will give you a sneak peak into the international MicroNanoConference 2019. This week we will talk with Schroën… Karin, can you share with us what you do at MinacNed? I have joined the board of MinacNed in 2015. First as a regular member representing academia. More specifically […]
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