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Zebrafish embryos help prove what happens to nanoparticles in the blood

Pseudo-coloured electron micrograph depicting nanoparticles circulating in the bloodstream along with red blood cells (red) and those sequestered in endothelial cells lining the blood vessel (yellow). (Figure: Yuya Hayashi).
- iNano

What happens to the nanoparticles when they are injected into the bloodstream, for example, to destroy solid tumours? Hossein Mohammad-Beigi, Duncan…

GEM Scientist of the Month - September

- Research news

This SOTM series has until now only covered scientists from ClimateBasis, GeoBasis, BioBasis and MarinBasis. So we are happy to present Michele…

AU researchers contribute to understanding corona proteins on nanoparticles

A Danish research team shows in Nature Communications how they have developed a new approach for faster, though more in-depth studies of corona proteins, which affect the functional role of nanoparticles. The image schematizes a nanoparticle covered by co
- iNano

The properties of nanoparticles are widely acknowledged and they are an important tool in pharmaceutical applications, among others. However, there is…

Are the food ingredients of the future plant-based?

- Research news

In collaboration with NEXUS A/S, researchers from the Department of Food Science, Aarhus University, have studied the possibility of using chickpea…

Essaykonkurrence: Danmark, Grønland og Færøernes arktiske strategi 2021-2030

- Arctic Research Centre

KONKURRENCE: Giv dit bud på Kongerigets arktiske prioriteter nu og i fremtiden og deltag i en virtuel samtale med udenrigsministeren.

iClimate have granted a total of 218.738 d.kr to excellent climate research carried out by iClimate members

- Research news

This year iClimate have granted a total amount of 218.738 d.kr distributed to five highly climate relevant research projects carried out by iClimate…

Well-known RNA molecule is not present in cancer cells after all

A Danish research team describes in an article in Nature Communications how a well-described circular RNA molecule, which was thought to be carcinogenic, is not found in the cancer cells after all.
- iNano

A so-called circular RNA molecule, which is thought to be carcinogenic, is not present in cancer cells after all. A Danish research team has published…

Inauguration of the Danish National Cryo-EM Facility, EMBION

The state-of-the-art Danish National cryo-EM facilities, EMBION, will be inaugurated on October 12, 2020. The facilities are established by Aarhus University together with University of Copenhagen.
- iNano

Cryogenic Electron Microscopy (cryo-EM) has become a truly important technique in molecular cell biology as well as medicine and biotechnology.…

DKK 15 million from Novo for research in the clouds

Clouds play an important role for the amount of sunlight that reaches the surface of the Earth. An interdisciplinary team of researchers is studying what bioaerosols mean for the formation of ice in clouds. Photo: Colourbox
- iNano

The Novo Nordisk Foundation has granted DKK 15 million from its interdisciplinary synergy programme to project DRAMA. With researchers from both Nat…

Safer, simpler and efficient lab-scale method for generating important compounds

In a paper recently published in the highly ranked journal, Nature Catalysis, Skrydstrup Group reports on a safe, simple and highly efficient method for producing aldehydes via hydroformylation in a two-chamber reactor. (Image: Nature Catalysis 2020, DOI
- iNano

Skrydstrup Group has developed a simple, secure, and highly efficient protocol for producing aldehydes, which are important chemical building blocks.…

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