2017.09.04 | Publication
Ditte Høyer Engholm has published an article in the book "The Aesthetics of Scientific Data Representation - More than Pretty Pictures” edited by Lotte Philipsen, Rikke Schmidt Kjærgaard.
2017.09.01 | People
George Pothoulakis was hired as Postdoc in the lab to work on synthetic biology applications of RNA origami structures. George did his PhD in the laboratory of Tom Ellis at Kings College London.
2017.08.31 | Publication
Ilenia Manuguerra published a work on ACS Nano about design, assembly and characterization of a new DNA motif for self-assembly of DNA wireframe lattices. The work is the result of a collaboration among 4 research groups at iNANO, Aarhus University.
2017.08.29 | Awards
The lab received a grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to work on genetically encoded RNA-based FRET biosensors.
2017.08.01 | Positions
The project involves computer-aided design and simulations of folding kinetics, molecular biology techniques for cloning, expression and purification, and high-resolution biophysical characterization using e.g. cryo-electron microscopy at the Titan-Krios EM facility at Aarhus University. Application deadline June 15, 2017
2016.12.01 | Research news
The facility is centered on a flagship Titan Krios microscope with post-Quantum Gatan K2 detector and screening microscopes.
2016.12.01 | Education news
2-day PhD course providing an overview of the cryo-electron microscopy methodology presented by experts in the field.
2016.11.04 | Publication, Software
Steffen Sparvath publishes a book chapter describing a tutorial for RNA origami design. The chapter "Computer-Aided Design of RNA Origami Structures" is published in "Methods in Molecular Biology". The book is called "3D DNA Nanostructures" edited by Yonggang Ke and Pengfei Wang.
2016.08.31 | Publication
The thesis describes the work of the PhD studies of Guido Grossi.
2016.03.08 | Knowledge exchange
A member of the visualization lab was interview to P1 Morgen about her visualization project about the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae. You can download the podcast from March 7th to hear the interview (from 24:10 to 29:40 minutes in the program).
