We design nano-scale devices using biomolecules as building blocks. Our research aims at understanding the fundamental principles of how biomolecules fold into unique and functional shapes and at using this insight to guide the design of novel nanoscale devices for both basic science and technological applications. This website provides an overview of our research group and our research and teaching activities.
2021.01.02 | Publication
We have published a paper with our collaborators on the application of apta-FRET for studying the flexibility of RNA junctions.
2020.12.03 | Awards
The lab has received funding from the Carlsberg Foundation for new purification equipment and computer ressources for cryo-EM research.
2020.12.01 | People
Cody gets 3-year position as assistant professor in RNA nanotechnology funded by our recent Novo Nordisk Foundation grant and the CELLPAT center of Professor Jørgen Kjems.
2020.11.20 | Awards
Grant from the Ministry of Education and Research to establish research collaborations with researchers from Japan. Project is led by Associate Professor Frans Mulder and also involves Daniel Otzen and our research group.
2020.11.01 | People
Adrien got a 2-year postdoc position in the lab to further develop in vitro selection methods for sensor application funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation.
The Andersen Lab is located at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark. We are also affiliated with the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics. If you are interested in working with us please contact Ebbe S. Andersen by phone or email.
The lab is currently affiliated with the following scientific centers and societies:
The lab is currently funded by: