Researchers make sponges recyclable without toxic chemicalsResearchers at the University of Twente have developed a method to recycle polyurethane foam from mattresses and furniture and also household sponges. They did this safely, without using toxic chemicals. The discovery offers a circular solution for millions of tons of hard-to-recycle waste.Read more
Small chip, grand mission: searching for signs of extraterrestrial lifeIs life possible – or has it ever been possible – on other planets? The (Origin of) Life Marker Chip (LMCOOL) seeks the answer. This innovative chip is being developed by a Dutch consortium led by TU Delft, with funding from the NSO Instruments Programme. UT researcher Jurriaan Huskens and his team are going to make the optical sensor selective for the required biomarkers.Read more
Researchers make sponges recyclable without toxic chemicals
Small chip, grand mission: searching for signs of extraterrestrial life
Article published from the research group of Jurriaan Huskens in Langmuir
Article published from the research group of Jurriaan Huskens in Nano Letters
Researchers develop new method for molecular computing
ERC Advanced grant for research on smart engineering at molecular scale
Scientists solve century-old chemistry riddle
World record reduction in photon emission
Goldsmithing at the Nanoscale
ARTICLE RESEARCH GROUP JURRIAAN HUSKENS PUBLISHED IN MOLECULAR Catalysis
New sensor detects chemicals that impair thyroid gland
Rubicon grant for Ruben Kolkman
