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InternationalAlina Chanaewa – Sensing carbon fibre composite cracks
Eddytec has developed an efficient method to quickly assess carbon fibre composites.
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InternationalGetting integrated in the Dutch academic world as a Swiss free electron
Isabelle Kohler reflects on the aftermath of the Dutch elections and shares her worries about the Balanced Internationalization bill.
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InternationalWatching neuropeptides in action thanks to revolutionary biosensors
Chinese researchers present new biosensors for real-time visualization of neuropeptides in Science.
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InternationalVibrating hairs enable quick release mechanism in mussels
Canadian researchers describe in Science the mechanism by which mussels can detach themselves very quickly.
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InternationalERC Consolidator Grants 2023 announced
Prestigious grants awarded to research into chimeric antigen receptors, metabolomics-based analysis and continuous enzyme evolution.
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InternationalEquilibrium disrupting coating
If you coat the inside of a microfluidic channel with poly-L-lysine, you can use it to influence signals in chemical reaction networks.
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InternationalChiral-at-metal: how to prevent racemisation
DFT calculations can be used to find out why chiral-at-metal complexes lose their chirality and how this can be prevented.
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InternationalStructural modification creates safer antifungal
By manipulating the kinetics of sterol binding, an important but also highly toxic antifungal drug could become a lot safer for patients.
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InternationalSuzan Stelloo – Exploring early human embryogenesis using stem cells
Suzan Stelloo studies proteins to reveal what causes birth defects.
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InternationalPicture perfect tubes
Maciej Majdecki won first prize in the ChemistryViews Photo Competition 2023 with this collection of beautifully coloured NMR tubes.
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InternationalScalable photoanodes for gold hydrogen
An international team has developed a new method for making scalable photoanodes using inexpensive materials for solar hydrogen production.
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InternationalCeramic materials for passive air conditioning
Two studies in Science present new ceramic materials for passive cooling. This could potentially save a lot of energy.
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InternationalCreating doors in the digital world
Isabelle Kohler recounts her journey towards getting to write for C2W International and how you can create such opportunities yourself.
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InternationalSugar reveals disease
Plasma glycoproteomics makes it possible to detect specific biomarkers in blood plasma based on sugar molecules on proteins.
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InternationalCO2 removal as a business
Carbyon is developing a separation machine to extract CO2 from the air. Ultimately, they want to deploy thousands of such machines.
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InternationalAward-winning AI thinks like a drug criminal
A well-trained algorithm only needs a mass spectrum to deduce the molecular structure of a new designer drug.
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InternationalNetherlands Academy of Engineering appoints 62 fellows
The Netherlands Academy of Engineering presents its first 62 fellows, including three KNCV members and one NBV member.
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InternationalOld bloodspots speak volumes
Even after three months, you can still find biomarkers for nerve gases in dried bloodspots.
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InternationalCleaner halogenation in a two-chamber reactor
In a two-chamber reactor, it is very easy to couple hydrogen halogens with olefins in a fast, clean and efficient process.
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InternationalHarith Gurunarayanan – Unlocking the enigma of chemical reactions
Harith Gurunarayanan is developing a tiny sensor that can monitor and analyse in real time the molecules produced during high-temperature reactions.