How PhD student Leon Smook makes a difference in education and researchLeon Smook, a PhD student at the Faculty of Science and Technology (S&T) under the supervision of Sissi de Beer, demonstrates that as a young scientist, you can excel not only in groundbreaking research but also in education. Leon recently obtained his University Teaching Qualification (UTQ, or Basiskwalificatie Onderwijs, BKO), an exceptional achievement considering that this qualification is typically pursued by lecturers or assistant-, associate-, or full professors. His diploma will be officially awarded during the UTQ ceremony on May 20.Read more
DNA origami to create virus capsids of all shapes and sizesIn an international collaboration involving the University of Twente and universities in Finland and Australia, researchers have succeeded in reprogramming the capsids of plant viruses into different shapes. They did this by folding nanoscale DNA structures into moulds around which the capsids form. They have published the results of their research in the scientific journal Nature Nanotechnology.Read more
How PhD student Leon Smook makes a difference in education and research
DNA origami to create virus capsids of all shapes and sizes
Jeroen Cornelissen member of KHMW
80th birthday David Reinhoudt
Jos Paulusse in “Memories for life”
Light Emitting Silicon Quantum Dots
Grant for Jos Paulusse
Jos Paulusse received a ‘Pioneers in Healthcare’ grant.
Jos Paulusse was awarded a EuroNanoMed3 project
Article of Hui Nie and Jos Paulusse accepted in Small
Breathing life into man-made materials
Nathalie Katsonis wins KNCV Gold Medal
