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Microsoft Word - T Cedervall - Nanoplastics from packaging of fruits and vegetables nanolund final Nanoplastics from packaging of fruits and vegetables – Tommy Cedervall Method tags: PlasƟc breakdown, isolaƟon, and characterizaƟon ScienƟfic tags: NanoplasƟcs in food, food packaging, nanotoxicity Supervisor: Tommy Cedervall tommy.cedervall@biochemistry.lu.se, Vahid Sohrabpour vahid@saveggy.com Web
Nanoplastics from packaging of fruits and vegetables – Tommy Cedervall Method tags: Plastic breakdown, isolation, and characterization Scientific tags: Nanoplastics in food, food packaging, nanotoxicity Supervisor: Tommy Cedervall tommy.cedervall@biochemistry.lu.se , Vahid Sohrabpour vahid@saveggy.com Web site: https://portal.research.lu.se/en/persons/tommy-cedervall , https://saveggy.com We will
Microsoft Word - MSc materials chemistry Martin Ek Materials science – Martin Ek’s group Method Tags: nanoscale characterization, electron microscopy Scientific Tags: catalysis, ceramics, oxidation, combustion Supervisors: Martin Ek Rosén, martin.ek@chem.lu.se. Martin Ek’s group works on nanoscale characterization of materials with applications in e.g. catalysis and machining. The common theme is
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Nano Lund Annual Report 2021 NanoLund ANNUAL REPORT | 2023 2023 in brief THE YEAR IN NUMBERS MAJOR GRANTS AND DISTINCTIONS PUBLICATIONS 21 recipients of European Research Council (ERC) awards 4 Wallenberg Scholars 3 Distinguished professors, Swedish Research Council 17 ongoing EU-projects 9 ongoing Wallenberg projects, Research environment grants from the Swedish Research Council and Vinnova Compe
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NanoLund ANNUAL REPORT 2023 NanoLund ANNUAL REPORT 2023 | 2023 in brief RESEARCH AREAS Materials & Manufacturing Quantum Physics Semiconductor Technology Photons Life Science & Nano Nanosafety KEY RESOURCE AREAS Lund Nano Lab Lund Nano Characterization Labs Education & Outreach NANOLUND PER PERSONNEL CATEGORY Faculty Members, 59 (14%) Postdocs and Researchers 115 (27%) PhD students, 158 (37%) Tech
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WASP and WISE joint project calls 2024 WASP and WISE will jointly open two calls for proposals on September 9, 2024. These calls will invite proposals for either one year pilot projects or larger ive year NEST projects. The aim of the joint calls is to initiate, expand and strengthen the collaboration between WASP and WISE researchers in the areas of AI, autonomous systems and software combined wi
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Nanotechnology to combat pandemics and resistance to antibiotics Nanotechnology to combat pandemics and resistance to antibiotics Diagnostics, personalised treatment of serious diseases and the fight against infections caused by multi-resistant bacteria and viruses – new opportunities with nanotechnology. Infections caused by resistant bacteria, known as multi-resistant bacteria, were responsible
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Lack of lighting Lack of lighting A major problem in poverty – nanotechnology has the solution. A lack of electrical power and lighting is a very major problem in large parts of the world. Many millions of people world- wide live in the dark as soon as the sun sets. Not being able to work or study because of darkness makes it impossible for people to break out of the poverty spiral. Light is a cen
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With sustainability in mind from the outset With sustainability in mind from the outset Nanotechnology is to improve the conditions for humanity and the planet – not contribute to new health and environmental problems. New knowledge and new technology have formed the basis of our fantastic civilisation, of which we should be proud. But sometimes the solutions have led to new problems. Global warmi
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Nanowires with Nature’s own technology Nanowires with Nature’s own technology – particularly useful in sustainable solutions for human beings and the planet. The whole of Nature is constructed from tiny, tiny particles, fused together at a scale we cannot perceive with the naked eye. New technology makes it possible to study particles that are only a billionth of a metre, one nanometre, in size. T
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Annual Meeting, September 7 2017, Kårhuset, John Ericssons väg 3, Lund Why we do Nanoscience: From Fundamental Curiosity to Society’s Grand Challenges 08:30 – 09:00 Registration 09:00 NanoLund update 09:45 – 10:45 Session 1: Materials for new science and Technologies 11:15 – 12:15 Session 2: Exploring Quantum Physics 13.15 – 14:15 Session 3: Tools for new biology and diagnostics 14:15 – 14:25 Risk
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Postal address Box 118, 221 00 Lund, (internal HS14) Visiting address Professorsgatan 1, Lund Telephone +46 222 33 88, +46 46 222 00 00 (switch board) E-mail info@nano.lu.se Website https://www.nano.lu.se Call for NanoLund project proposals for funding starting in 2025 Faculty members and affiliated faculty members of NanoLund are invited to propose projects for financial contributions by NanoLund
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DEEP LEARNING FOR SINGLE MOLECULE DETECTION What nanowires are and why we like them Applying machine learning techniques, particularly neural networks, to detect molecules in microscopy images Simulating microscopy images and understanding nanowire-biomolecule interactions Hands-on experience with fluorescence microscopy and imaging (if you’d like) Explore different neural network architectures, o
What to do with CO2 ? Gadi Rothenberg Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences, University of Amsterdam. CO2 emissions are a serious global problem. Hence the Paris Agreement and the COP meetings, where 118 countries agreed on reducing emissions and fighting climate change. Their main goals are keeping global warming below 2 °C, and reaching net-zero GHG emissions by 2050.[1] But is this reali
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LU profile area Light and Materials 1 October 10, 2024 Young Investigator Synergy Award Collaborative projects by PhD students, postdocs and assistant professors (BUL) All PhD students, postdocs and associate senior lecturers (biträdande universitetslektor, BUL) within the LU profile area Light and Materials are invited to propose a collaborative project and obtain funding to try out a new researc
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Programme for NanoLund Annual Meeting, Oct. 8th 2024 8:30 - 9:00 Coffee and registration 9:00 - 10:30 Session 1: Introduction • Anders Mikkelsen, NanoLund update • Stanley Heinze, Introduction to the meeting theme • Presentation of seedling projects • Poster pitches 10:30 - 11:00 Group photo and coffee break 11:00 - 12:30 Session 2: Quantum • Heike Riel, Computing – exciting as never before • Adam
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Microsoft Word - 20241219 Lund Colloquium Scanning Tunneling- and Atomic Microscopy with High Resolution Franz J. Giessibl Experimental and Applied Physics, University of Regensburg, 93053 Regensburg, Germany franz.giessibl@ur.de The scanning tunneling microscope (STM) has enabled us to “see” and move single atoms. STM relies on vacuum tunneling with an exponential increase of a tunneling current
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1 November 26, 2024 Junior Scientist Ideas Award. Funding for seedling projects by students and postdocs. Do you have a research idea that you would like to try out? Do you know what might be the next big thing? All master students, PhD students and postdocs within NanoLund are invited to propose a project and obtain seed funds to try out a new research idea. • Eligibility: The proposer (master st
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Abstract for NanoLund Colloquium, Dec. 19. 2024 and Biography by Fred Roozeboom 1 Microsystems in our daily life Fred Roozeboom University of Twente, PO Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands f.roozeboom@utwente.nl ; phone +31-6-5137 5283 The revolutionary rise of semiconductor science and technology in the past ~65 years was accompanied by a similar development of microsystems, starting with
PowerPoint-presentation NanoLund Mentoring programme The NanoLund Mentoring programme aims to support our PhD-students in navigating their carrier choices. In the Mentoring programme, students get an opportunity to discuss their professional ambitions and challenges with an independent mentor from outside our organisation, and often outside academia. The programme is intended to provide guidance t
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