Our nanoparticle test kit
With a Nanoparticle separation kit (NanoSeK) we have the methodology and design of a cheap and easy to produce test for nanoparticles down to 20 nm. For each size range, a different type of PDMS imprint is necessary.
A three-year project paves the way to new scientific investigations
The end of a project, but the start of many new ideas Nanosilver particle detection via a fast test was […]
Checknano brochure in three languages
If you like to know more about the different efforts we took to detect nanoparticles on a general level for […]
CheckNano: Nanoparticle detection also for plastics
We invite you to our final event to introduce you to our path in detecting very small nanoparticles and discriminate […]
Brochure on CheckNano ready
Our brochure for the project CheckNano is ready for use! It gives an overview in a format meant for non-specialists. […]
Sensor applications based on nano-and micro-technologies
With more than 100 online participants this event attracted a lot of specialists in the field. The presentations covered an […]
Template assisted particle assembly as an innovative route for fast sensing
In the CheckNano project, we have developed two alternatives and scalable approaches to engineer multi-scale particle arrays, based on capillary […]
Sensor applications based on nano- and microtechnologies
On 16 June, we welcome seven committed speakers to our event. They will introduce us to a part of the […]
Interview with Jacek Fiutowski in Videnskab.dk
Videnskab.dk interviews Jacek Fiutowski in an article about the save use of nanoparticles. He mentions some of the advantages of […]
Lab-on-chip (LoC) nanoparticle sorting
The analysis of nanoparticles (NPs) in biological matrices poses many challenges when trying to sample specific particles. We explored various […]
De-polarized dynamic light scattering by silver nanoparticles
Dynamic light scattering (DLS) (also known as photon correlation spectroscopy) is one of the most widely used techniques for the […]
BHJ awards were given to scientists in Sønderborg
Researcher Roana M. de Olivera Hansen from Nanosyd received this years Innovation Award. One of South Jutland’s big humanitarian and […]
Project work in a condensed time – Mid-term evaluation and prolongation
This year’s evaluations had a tough time, the only advantage being that people were easier to reach. Despite all difficulties, CheckNano managed with ease.
SDU Nanoparticle-Light Interaction Calculator
The SDU Nanoparticle-Light Interaction Calculator is an interactive dashboard that combines the functionality of the refractiveindex.info database with scattering calculations. […]
Truslerne fra mikrouniverset
An article from NyViden (June 2020), SDUs journal of science at the university, puts light on the different ways we […]
CAPA A PROMISING METHOD TO DETECT NANOPARTICLES IN A FOOD MATRIX
Prince Gupta visited the Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania, for training and hand-on experience on capillary force assisted nanoparticle self-assembly […]
CPHNANO is a new cooperation partner for CheckNano
CPHNANO is a new cooperation partner of CheckNano. The company in Lyngby develops new ways to execute simple laboratory experiments […]
Responsible Research and Innovation – a journey to co-creation
Co-creation is a way to help innovations that society needs. It is foreseeable that coming EU funding programmes will focus more on this topic after having focused on company participation in the development process.
