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ACS Spring 2023, Indianapolis IN
(1) PAPER TITLE: PEDOT nanoparticles: A tool to enhance 3D charge percolation within conductive biomaterials
DIVISION: Division of Polymer Chemistry
SESSION: Polymers at the Interface with Biology
SESSION TIME: 8:00 AM - 10:40 AM
PRESENTATION FOR...
Post · March 21, 2023
From Chaos to Order: Using Scrum in my PhD Research
PhD is a four-year-long journey into the unknown. And it's a journey taken alone. Don't get me wrong: science needs collaboration to thrive. And I have amazing colleagues who have helped me so many times by brainstorming ideas, solving experimenta...
Post · March 21, 2023
David G. Calatayud. Proyecto ComFuturo ENANABIO
El proyecto ComFuturo ENANABIO, “Ensamblaje programable de nanocomponentes electrónicos por caminos bioinspirados” aborda el reto de desarrollar nuevas tecnologías y/o procesos de producción innovadores con el potencial de mejorar drásticamente la...
Post · March 17, 2023
3th Prize of the 2022 YCN Photo Contest, Krakow, Poland.
The 3 winners of this photo contest are :
Christian Bechteler for his micrograph “Petronas Towers”. Description : Silicon based crystals grown in an Argon plasma during field assisted sintering (flash sintering) of Silicon Carbide. ...
Post · March 17, 2023
International Women's Day event
I attended an event for International Women's Day at the Hunter Medical Research institute (HMRI) which involved an informal discussion followed by a Q&A session. The HMRI Director, Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin and PhD researcher Vladimira Fotev...
Post · March 14, 2023
Summerschool on low-energy precision physics
We are organising a summer school for PhD students and postdocs on the beautiful Dutch island Ameland. It is about the search for new physics with low-energy precision tests. It is planned from 2-7 juli 2023. You can find out more (and sign up!) h...
Post · March 14, 2023
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