Bouquets of nanoflowers with a golden touchUsing nano size spheres as a starting point, researcher Juan Wang of the University of Twente (MESA+ Institute) creates fascinating structures that can have a wide range of shapes and functionalities. They can even get a beautiful flower-like appearance, with nanowires connected by gold nanospheres. The new nanostructures can be designed for detecting chemical or biological substances at their surface. They have unique optical properties and can also be used for mimicking a biological surface at which water strongly sticks or, instead, easily rolls of.Read more
first MCEC Joint Doctorate degreeExtensive collaboration between Jeroen Vollenbroek (UT) and Anne-Eva Nieuwelink (UU) leads to first MCEC Joint Doctorate degree
On Friday January 24, the first ever joint doctorate degree of the MCEC Research Center was granted to Jeroen Vollenbroek. Jeroen Vollenbroek received his PhD degree from both University of Twente and Utrecht University.Read more
Bouquets of nanoflowers with a golden touch
first MCEC Joint Doctorate degree
ERC Proof of Concept grant for standardised Organ-on-Chip infrastructure
Translational Organ-on-Chip Platform wins Philips Innovation Services Startup Award
Uncovering the brain's migraine secret
Olivine compensation for CO2 footprint
Podcast: Micro naald moet onderzoek naar processen in hersenen nog preciezer maken
Miniaturized neuroprobe for sampling neurotransmitters in the brain
Poster prize at MicroTAS conference for Anke Vollertsen
MESA+ day poster prize Josh Loessberg-Zahl and Douwe de Bruijn
Defense Stefan Dekker, November 9th 2018, 2.15 PM
Important step for two University of Twente-projects towards becoming FET Flagships
