News and agenda Menu openen 16 januari 2023 New methods to investigate the interface between biomaterials and cells to help regenerate body tissues Lidy Fratila-Apachitei and Murali Ghatkesar received a Cohesion grant to investigate how 3-D printed pillars with features in the sub-micrometre range can affect adhesion and mechanics of living progenitor cells at single cell level. Together with postdoc researcher Livia Angeloni and the other collaborators, they developed and applied a novel method based on fluid force microscopy. Lees meer 15 december 2022 3mE wins both second and fourth place in Best Tech-idea 2022 3mE researchers won second and fourth place in the Best Tech-idea 2022 competition run by Dutch science magazine, ‘KIJK’. Second place was awarded to Willem Haverkort for his work on hydrogen-production using membraneless electrolysis and fourth place goes to Farbod Alijani for his research on the use of graphene in detecting antibiotic resistant bacteria. Lees meer 08 december 2022 Nastaran Barin has developed a promising tool for studying brain cancer mechanobiology Understanding the mechanobiology of glioma cells is of paramount importance for prospective treatment screening of this brain tumour. Nastaran Barin and Angelo Accard developed, in a joint effort with Erasmus MC, biomimetic 3D structures via two-photon polymerization and cultured therein patient derived glioma cells. Lees meer 25 augustus 2022 Sabina Caneva in diverse media Lees meer 23 augustus 2022 Angelo Accardo in diverse media Lees meer 28 juli 2022 Gerard Verbiest in diverse media Lees meer 20 juni 2022 Farbod Alijani in diverse media Lees meer 30 mei 2022 Alejandro Aragón in diverse media Lees meer 12 mei 2022 Designing the perfect piece of chocolate Is it possible to design edible materials that optimize an eating experience and enjoyment? Physicists and food researchers show that indeed it is. Lees meer 19 april 2022 Bacteriën afluisteren met drumvel van grafeen Een team onderzoekers van de TU Delft, onder leiding van dr. Farbod Alijani, heeft het minimale geluid van een enkele bacterie opgevangen met behulp van grafeen. Hun onderzoek is nu gepubliceerd in Nature Nanotechnology. Lees meer Je bent op pagina 1 Pagina 2 Pagina 3 Pagina 4 Pagina 5 Pagina 6 Deel deze pagina: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Deel deze pagina