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The NanoLund Distinction will be awarded to PhD students within the NanoLund environment who have shown particular dedication to research, education, and outreach activities, have acquired broad knowledge within nanoscience research and its societal relevance and impact, and have demonstrated research independence and leadership. Many PhD students within NanoLund go far beyond the minimum requirem

https://www.nano.lu.se/education/phd-studies/nanolund-distinction-phd-students - 2025-11-30

2017/2018 seriesNanoscience colloquia are on Thursdays at 15:15 (unless otherwise stated) and are preceeded by coffee and cake from 15:00.The organisers of the 2017/2018 Nanoscience colloquia series are Jonas Johansson and Martin Stankovski. 2 November 2017, Thu, k-spaceProf. Dr. Gerhard AbstreiterTechnische Universität MünchenSemiconductor Hetero-Nanowires on Si for Photonic and Electronic Applic

https://www.nano.lu.se/20172018-nanoscience-colloquia - 2025-11-30

The ETEM setup at nCHREM. Photo: Daniel JacobssonThe national Center for High Resolution Electron Microscopy (nCHREM) offers instruments and expertise for imaging, analysis and sample preparation for a wide variety of sample types. The Hitachi 300kV ETEM, pictured here, is an Environmental Transmission Electron Microscope. Inaugurated in 2018 and financed by the KAW foundation, the instrument prov

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Lund University Scanning Probe Microscopy Facility (LUSP) mainly builds on scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy (STM) and atomic force microscopy (AFM). Experiments can be performed in ultrahigh vacuum conditions (UHV), in air, and in liquids (with AFM). Research focuses on the surface characterization of semiconductor nanostructures, catalytically active materials, and two-dimensional m

https://www.nano.lu.se/labs/lund-nano-characterization-labs/scanning-probe-microscopy - 2025-11-30

Logotypes and templates are found here, as well as our bank of images that illustrate our nanoscience in instructive and artful ways. These images are available to our members for the purpose of promoting NanoLund science or, with permission from the copyright holders, for other purposes. On this page:NanoLund logotypesFind the right fontsPoster templatePowerpoint templateProfile imagesAnnouncemen

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At the nanoscale, electrons and atoms perform random thermal motion and can be subject to quantum effects. Can we use the kinetic energy of electrons to do useful work? Can quantum phenomena make energy conversion more efficient? We combine experiment and theory to explore the fundamentals of generating electricity from heat or light, and the use of information to generate work.    A device for st

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Many of us proudly use the NanoLund affiliation in all our articles and presentations. At a minimum, we expect from our members and affiliated members that you use it in articles and presentations that relate to those parts of your research or other activities that motivate your membership in NanoLund. This is extremely important both for general visibility and for reporting purposes, and thus for

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Doctoral students, staff and postdocsIf you are associated with a NanoLund research group, you are automatically fully integrated into NanoLund and we warmly welcome you to participate in all our activities and programs.If you feel that you may not be receiving NanoLund e-mails, please ask your group leader to contact us at info [at] nano [dot] lu [dot] se (info[at]nano[dot]lu[dot]se).StudentsUnde

https://www.nano.lu.se/nanolundians/membership - 2025-11-30

NanoLund’s research groups are grateful for support from a wide range of national and international funding agencies who enable our interdisciplinary environment to perform research at the highest international standard. Research at NanoLund is supported by a wide range of sources, including funding from Lund University and national and international external grants awarded to individual researche

https://www.nano.lu.se/about-nanolund/programs-funding - 2025-11-30

NanoLund is a Strategic Research Area in nanoscience and nanotechnology with direct funding from the Swedish Government. In 2009 the Swedish Government launched Strategic Research Areas (SRAs) with a long-term perspective to develop and support profile areas with research at the highest international standard, and of high societal importance. SRAs are expected to be coherent knowledge environments

https://www.nano.lu.se/about-nanolund/programs-funding/strategic-research-area - 2025-11-30

October 8 2012, Mon 15:15, RydbergProf. Mark Ratner Department of Chemistry, Northwestern UniversityElectronic Motions in Single Molecules and in Photovoltaics – Mechanisms and Mysteries January 17 2013, Thu 10:15, k-spaceProf. Yi CuiDepartment of Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford UniversityNanomaterials Design for Energy Conversion and Storage April 18 2013, Thu 15:15, k-spaceProf. P. D

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The organiser of the 2013/2014 Nanoscience colloquia series was Christelle Prinz. August 22 2013, Thu 15:15, k-spaceDr. Lawrence LeeVictor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, AustraliaBiology from the bottom up: Artificial synthesis of the bacterial flagellar motorHost: Heiner Linke September 12 2013, Thu 15:15, k-spaceDr. Kunal BhattacharyaKarolinska Institutet, StockholmInflammatory reactivity of

https://www.nano.lu.se/20132014-nanoscience-colloquia - 2025-11-30

The Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation has for decades played an important role for funding of cutting-edge equipment, including a large enabling grant when the Lund Nano Lab was built. Today, the Foundation grants funding in the following areas: research projects of high scientific potential, infrastructure of national importance and individual support of excellent scientists. Researchers withi

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The organiser of the 2014/2015 Nanoscience colloquia series was Anders Mikkelsen. October 2 2014, Thu 15:15, k-spaceProf. Peter HommelhoffUniversity of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, GermanyWhen femtosecond laser pulses meet nanoscale structures:from attosecond electron control to novel particle acceleratorsHost: Anders Mikkelsen November 20 2014, Thu 15:15, k-spaceProf. Andrew TurberfieldUniversit

https://www.nano.lu.se/20142015-nanoscience-colloquia - 2025-11-30

The organiser of the 2015/2016 Nanoscience colloquia series was Andreas Wacker. October 6 2015, Tue 15:15, k-spaceProf. Michael A. FillerGeorgia Institute of TechnologySurface Chemical Choreography of Semiconductor Nanowire SynthesisHost: Kimberly Dick Thelander November 19 2015, Thu 15:15, k-spaceProf. Ali JaveyUC BerkeleyA direct thin-film path towards low-cost large-area III-V photovoltaics and

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The organiser of the 2016/2017 Nanoscience colloquia series is Jesper Wallentin. October 12 2016, Wed 15:15, k-spaceDr. Werner ProstUniversity of Duisburg EssenLight Charge Interaction in Semiconductor NanowiresHost: Magnus Borgström and Kimberly Dick Thelander November 10 2016, Thu 15:15, k-spaceProf. Paul C. McIntyreStanford UniversityNanowire Structure, Luminescence Characteristics and Carrier

https://www.nano.lu.se/20162017-nanoscience-colloquia - 2025-11-30

Visitor ProgramsPopular scientific presentationsSummer Scholarship for High School Students Popular scientific presentations Theatre on Nanoplastics Demo experiments, physical and virtual tours Introducing nanotechnology to high-school students

https://www.nano.lu.se/education/public-schools - 2025-11-30

We aim to use the unique opportunities offered by nanoscience and nanotechnology to help address societal challenges. We strive to do pioneering science, we support innovation, and are very proud of all the different companies spun out of NanoLund. NanoLund’s success in pushing technologies to market derives from the focus on synthesis, production, and application of tailored nanostructures. These

https://www.nano.lu.se/society-industry/spin-off-companies - 2025-11-30

The goal of outreach activities is to spread information about nanoscience and nanotechnology, including safety and sustainability aspects and opportunities to address important needs in society. This can be lab tours, lectures, but also practical exercises. Lab tours and lecturesSchool classes or student groups interested in scheduling a tour are invited to contact our outreach coordinator, Adam

https://www.nano.lu.se/education/public-schools/visitor-programs - 2025-11-30

Here you find links to video presentations as well as news articles related to for example nanoscience, nanotechnology and aerosol technology. New method to get nanodiamonds into living cells The researchers use gentle electrical pulses to widen pores in the cell membrane and then use hollow nanowires (similar to drinking straws, only smaller) to get the nanodiamonds into the cell. This does not h

https://www.nano.lu.se/society-industry/public-schools/popular-scientific-presentations - 2025-11-30