Tracking scents to their source: an electronic nose that can follow odoursThanks to the MESA+ Safety & Security Grant, Sissi de Beer, associate professor within the Department of Molecules and Materials, was able to accelerate her research. Her goal is to develop an electronic nose that can not only detect odours but also locate their source.Read more
MESA+ contributes to European ecosystem for photonic chipsEurope is taking an important step towards technological independence in the field of integrated photonics. During PIXEurope Connect, Industry Ecosystem Building Day in Barcelona, more than 300 representatives from industry, academia and policy gathered on 21 May to accelerate the development of a strong European ecosystem for photonic chips. On behalf of MESA+, the participants were postdoctoral researcher Cristina Catalá Lahoz, Nanolab director Rob Legtenberg, and project manager Bente.Read more
Tracking scents to their source: an electronic nose that can follow odours
MESA+ contributes to European ecosystem for photonic chips
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