2018.05.31 | People
Today is Steffen's last day in our group. He has been in the group since 2010 when he did his Bachelor's project. He did his Ph.D. in our group and has been with us as a Postdoc since April 2017. It has been a long and joyful journey, and we wish him all the best in his future endeavours. Tomorrow he will start his new job as Risk Manager at…
2018.05.29 | Publication
Hans Christian Høiberg and Steffen M. Sparvath have published their work on an RNA origami with intrinsic siRNAs in Biotechnology Journal. The project started out as a contribution to the 2011 BIOMOD competition.
2018.05.25 | Publication
Denis Selnihhin has published his work on a Multifluorophore DNA Origami Sensor in ACS Nano.
2018.05.04 | Positions
We are looking for an expert to join a new research project on RNA-protein nanostructures for synthetic biology. The position is a 1-year postdoctoral position and is available from September 1st 2018. The application deadline is May 27th 2018.
2018.05.02 | People
Ilenia Manuguerra has been hired for a period of 1.5 years for working on the RNA biosensor project funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation.
2018.05.01 | Research
Thom and his students Pedro and Matt have been visiting us this summer in May/June to work on collaboration projects.
2018.05.01 | Positions
We have a PhD position available on RNA robotics with application deadline on May 1, 2018. The PhD position is part of an European PhD school on DNA-Robotics that aims at constructing modules for advanced molecular robotics of the future.
2018.04.01 | People
We are seeking an expert to work on RNA-based biosensors for applications in metabolic engineering - a project funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation. Deadline for applications are April 2, 2018.
2018.03.01 | People
Andreas Bøggild has been hired for working on cryo-EM characterization of RNA origami structures for a period of 3 years.
2018.02.13 | Awards
News on the iNANO website about the DNA-Robotics PhD school that we are part of. The PhD school is organized by Kurt Gothelf and funded by the European Commission – Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.
