NWO Open Competition Domain Science-M Grant for developing methods to study molecules at extremely low temperatures
Bas van de Meerakker, researcher within the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) at Radboud University, has received an NWO Open Competition Domain Science-M Grant for developing new methods to study molecules at extremely low temperatures.
NWO Impact Explorer Grant for exploring the market potential of an eReactor NMR probe
In this project, the interdisciplinary team explores options to commercialize or license the eReactor NMR probe, with the aim of contributing to the energy storage solutions of the future.
Can we ever truly solve (long) covid?
Researchers at Radboud University are working on a potential antiviral drug against coronavirus, which targets the spread of the virus within your body and the resulting symptoms.
Study finds cosmic fingerprints of sulfur rings
For the first time, a team of scientists from HFML-FELIX at Radboud University has unveiled the cosmic fingerprints of sulfur rings.
James Webb Space Telescope reveals ice structure in interstellar space
For the first time, scientists have observed the 'dangling OH peak’. This peak is usually attributed to water molecules with an H-atom sticking out of a water ice surface. It suggests the surface area of interstellar ice is much larger than expected.
KWF Proof of Concept Grant for Clinical Development of Anticancer Drugs
Thomas Boltje, a researcher at Synthetic Organic Chemistry, has received a 150,000 euro grant from the KWF for his research on inhibiting specific sugar molecules in cancer.
Why is it so difficult to recycle electronic devices?
Electronic products are often treated as disposable items. This needs to become much more circular. And that is precisely what John Schermer and Fatin Battal from Radboud University are working on within the Circular Circuits project.
IMM researchers reveal new insights into mRNA poly(A) tail length and its influence on protein fluctuations
Researchers from the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) have reported significant findings about the role of poly(A) tail length in messenger RNAs (mRNAs) and its impact on regulating the amplitude and frequency of protein fluctuations.
Prof. Jan Trooster Prize 2024 for two projects : the 'merged guide' and the 'measurement chamber'
On Thursday June 19, the Prof. Jan Trooster prize of the Faculty of Science will be awarded for the 40th time. Two projects will be honored this year: One is for Thijs Jacobs and Peter Walraven and the second is for André van Roij and Edwin Sweers.
Roel Dullens awarded Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award
Roel Dullens, Professor of Physical Chemistry of Soft Matter at the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University, has received the prestigious Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award.
Radboud spin-off "PiCard Systems" receives funding for next steps in quantum computers
Spin-off of Radboud University, PiCard Systems has received funding from of 'Vroegefasefinanciering Gelderland' (VFF Gelderland) to continue their research to maximize performance of quantum computers.
Three extra ERC Advanced Grants for Radboud-researchers
Scientists Andrei Kirilyuk (Faculty of Science), Ronald van Rij (Radboudumc) and Nico Sommerdijk (Radboudumc) have been awarded an Advanced Grant from the European Research Council (ERC) to extend their research.
NWO Open Technology Grants on drug development technology and green chemical industry
Two projects involving researchers from the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM), have been awarded a NWO Technology Grant for application-oriented technical-scientific research that is free from disciplinary boundaries.
Researchers use light to advance energy-efficient quantum computing in magnets
Researchers from the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University and Lancaster University have significantly advanced this research field by generating and controlling nanoscale spin waves.
Radboud - Glasgow Collaboration Grant for research on carbon and hydrogen storage
Evan Zhao, researcher in Magnetic Resonance Research Center within IMM has been awarded an Radboud - Glasgow Collaboration Grant to work on the Net Zero energy goals through NMR Spectroscopy with carbon and hydrogen storage innovations.
Summit Grants for research on climate change and the evolution of living cells
Wilhelm Huck and Caroline Slomp have both received a Summit Grant from the NWO with their research consortia.
NWO Summit Grant for studies on the evolution of living cells from lifeless molecules
A large consortium involving Wilhelm Huck, Professor in Physical Organic Chemistry at the Institute for Molecules and Materials (IMM) of Radboud University, has been awarded a NWO Summit Grant to work on the EVOLF programme.
Poster prize for Zhiyu Zhu at the Electrochemical Conversion National Symposium
The use of a benchtop NMR for in-situ product detection is a unique application showing promising preliminary results in terms of time and potential resolution.
How can we make data storage and processing more sustainable?
In this article, we explore new technologies for energy efficient data storage.
Testing a more durable connection between components in chips
At Radboud University, researchers are investigating a more robust connection method between components in chips.
