Virus detection using lifelike interactionIn order to detect an influenza virus successfully, even in small concentrations, you would like to know in what way the virus interacts with healthy cells. Researcher Mark Verheijden of the University of Twente succeeded in mimicking the cell surface on a sensor. In this way the virus is detected in a dynamic environment. This bio-inspired layer can also be used as a biocompatible coating for implants, for example.Thu 31 May 2018Read more
NWO call for Dutch national Research AgendaNWO has initiated a special funding instrument on 24 May as part of the Dutch National Research Agenda (NWA). For the NWA research program, 52.2 million euros have been reserved for the first financing round in 2018. In the call, consortia are invited to submit proposals. The UT's multidisciplinary and societally-driven research is very suited for this call.Wed 30 May 2018Read more
Virus detection using lifelike interaction
NWO call for Dutch national Research Agenda
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