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Abstract for NanoLund Colloquium, Dec. 19. 2024 and Biography by Fred Roozeboom 1 Microsystems in our daily life Fred Roozeboom University of Twente, PO Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands f.roozeboom@utwente.nl ; phone +31-6-5137 5283 The revolutionary rise of semiconductor science and technology in the past ~65 years was accompanied by a similar development of microsystems, starting with
PowerPoint-presentation NanoLund Mentoring programme The NanoLund Mentoring programme aims to support our PhD-students in navigating their carrier choices. In the Mentoring programme, students get an opportunity to discuss their professional ambitions and challenges with an independent mentor from outside our organisation, and often outside academia. The programme is intended to provide guidance t
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Ongoing projects 2025 ID Main applicant Project title Type of Project e03-2019 Luke Hankin Comprehensive lithography capability at Lund nano Lab addition of Direct Laser Writer DLW Equipment e08-2019 Rainer Timm Advanced electrical characterization by AFM - extra module for the NanoLab Bruker AFM Equipment e02-2020 Ivan Maximov Retarding Field Energy Analyser for Atomic Layer Etching Development E
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This course is given for postgraduate students (PhD students) at Lund University, but is also offered for external participants as commissioned education. AIM The aim of the course is to mediate knowledge of safe and sustainable manufactur- ing and handling of engineered nanoparticles and of nanomaterials throughout the life cycle, in the perspective of human health and of environment. Aspects suc
https://www.nano.lu.se/sites/nano.lu.se/files/2025-03/Nanosafety%20course%202025.pdf - 2026-04-24
Nano Lund Annual Report 2024 NanoLund ANNUAL REPORT | 2024 2024 in brief RESEARCH AREAS Materials & Manufacturing Quantum Physics Semiconductor Technology Photons Life Science & Nano Nanosafety KEY RESOURCE AREAS Lund Nano Lab Lund Nano Characterization Labs Education & Outreach NANOLUND PER PERSONNEL CATEGORY FACULTY AFFILIATION THE YEAR IN NUMBERS 455 number of people engaged in NanoLund during
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Tenure track position as Assistant Professor in Physics: Sustainable Semiconductors www.lu.se We are looking for an early-career academic conducting research in the priority area of sustainability and the environment, specializing in sustainable semiconductors. The position is funded through the Mistra Environmental Research Leaders program and includes a start-up package with funds to cover a doc
Postal address Box 118, 221 00 Lund, (internal HS14) Visiting address Professorsgatan 1 B, Lund Telephone +46 222 33 88, +46 46 222 00 00 (switch board) E-mail info@nano.lu.se Website https://www.nano.lu.se Call for NanoLund project proposals for funding starting in 2026 Faculty members and affiliated faculty members of NanoLund are invited to propose projects for financial contributions by NanoLu
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Ongoing NanoLund projects Nr proposer project_title Type e03-2019* Luke Hankin Comprehensive lithography capability at Lund nano Lab addition of Direct Laser Writer DLW Equipment e08-2019* Rainer Timm Advanced electrical characterization by AFM - extra module for the NanoLab Bruker AFM Equipment e02-2020 Ivan Maximov Retarding Field Energy Analyser for Atomic Layer Etching Development Equipment e0
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Modeling and regenerating the intestine: From organoids to organs-on-a-chip Maria Nordin, Division of Biomedical Engineering, Lund University, Lund, Sweden. Accurate modelling of the human intestine is essential for advancing both basic biology and translational applications. Intestinal organoids derived from stem cells recapitulate many features of the native epithelium, including cellular hetero
https://www.nano.lu.se/sites/nano.lu.se/files/2025-10/Abstracts_Workshop_Oct23_0.pdf - 2026-04-24
Warmest wishes for a happy holiday season and a wonderful new year from all of us at NanoLund – the Centre for Nanoscience at Lund University Looks like Christmas fright and doom? Just science shining in full bloom – Zinc phosphide’s the star tonight, As nanotrees are gleaming bright! Scanning electron microscope image by Simon Escobar Steinvall
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Projekt Nanoingenjör flyer (english)_2025 Project Nanoengineering – a project course with an entrepreneurial approach Every spring semester, our third-year students in the master’s engineering program of Technical Nanoscience take a project-based course, where they will create value based on a novel idea. The rationale is that after 2.5 years they have acquired sufficient engineering knowledge to
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1 December 9, 2025 Junior Scientist Ideas Award. Funding for seedling projects by students and postdocs. Do you have a research idea that you would like to try out? Do you know what might be the next big thing? All PhD students and postdocs within NanoLund are invited to propose a project and obtain seed funds to try out a new research idea. • Eligibility: The proposer(s) (PhD student, postdoc) mu
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Hot-carrier solar cells based on nanowire arrays The energy-conversion efficiency of most conventional single-pn-junction solar cells is limited (~30%) because a high fraction of absorbed energy is dissipated as heat. Recently, hot-carrier photovoltaic devices (HCPV) have emerged as a promising approach to enhance photovoltaic efficiency by extracting hot electron-hole pairs with excess kinetic en
https://www.nano.lu.se/sites/nano.lu.se/files/2026-01/Javier%20Escobar%20Alc%C3%B3n%20-%20Hot%20Carrier%20Arrays.pdf - 2026-04-24
260212-About WISE 190 PhD students and 190 postdocs Dedicated to developing excellence and expertise in the interdisciplinary area of materials science for sustainability Strengthens collaboration between industry and academia Research School Vision and mission World-leading materials science program enabling sustainable, high-impact technologies Funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation
https://www.nano.lu.se/sites/nano.lu.se/files/2026-03/260213-About%20WISE.pdf - 2026-04-24
260212- WISE Research Master Thesis A unique national initiative with a strong sustainability mission, advancing the future of Materials Science for Sustainability with close ties to Swedish industry Access to a nationwide network of leading research environments Ambitious master’s students enrolled in Swedish programs in engineering or natural sciences Motivated by sustainable materials and scien
https://www.nano.lu.se/sites/nano.lu.se/files/2026-03/260213-WISE%20Research%20Master%20Thesis.pdf - 2026-04-24
Single Cell Biosensor coupled to Capillary Electrophoresis Electricity and Fuels from the Sun: Understanding and controlling electron and energy transfer reactions in solar energy conversion materials Local and time: Chemical Center Lecture Hall B Thursday April 23rd 2026 14:15-15:00 Dr. Maria Abrahamsson, Professor of Physical Chemistry Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden Email:
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Solar Energy Conversion with Molecular-Semiconductor Hybrid Photoelectrodes Local and Time: Chemical Center Lecture Hall B Thursday April 23rd 2026 13:15-14:15 Gerald J. Meyer University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill NC 27599 The quest for hybrid photoelectrodes that efficiently upgrade abundant feedstocks to high energy fuels that can be stored is of critical importance. A Hub ent
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Junior Geoinformatic Specialist at DHI GRAS NGEA51: August-December 2020 Nicklas Simonsen During the period 1/8/2020 to 30/11/2020 I have held an internship position with DHI GRAS (Danish Hydraulic Institute at subdivision Geographic Resource Analysis & Science) in the Remote Sensing Analytics team. DHI as a whole specializes in water solutions and GRAS focuses satellite images and data processing
Course Summary for ”Course name and course code” ht/ 2019 Course coordinator: Helena Elvén Eriksson (f.d. Borgqivst) Teachers in the course: Helena Elvén Eriksson (f.d. Borgqivst) and Zhangzhang Cai Number of students: 13 (but there are 11 from the year before and some of them were late with submissions). Therefore students registered from 2018 are also included here. Grade distribution: Fail/Pass
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NGEA09 course evaluation 2019 Physical Geography LU Course Summary for ”Land surface processes and landscape dynamics”, NGEA09, spring 2019 Course coordinator: Petter Pilesjö Teachers in the course: Petter Pilesjö, Cecilia Akselsson, George Oriangi, Patrik Vestin, Emma Johansson, Lennart Olsson, Håkan Wallander Number of students: 11 registered students Grade distribution: 11 VG (high pass) Evalua
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