ScienceLink artikelen in C2W international, 2024 – Pagina 6
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InternationalProtein gear gives flagella two rotation directions
Bacteria swim with flagella, and a clever switching system allows them to aim at a target. New research shows how the flagellar drive changes direction.
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InternationalDNA diamonds
You can create extraordinary photonic crystals out of ‘tetrapods’ using DNA origami with unprecedented precision.
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InternationalA well-rested mind as fertile ground
In this column, Isabelle Kohler encourages young scientists to set clear boundaries and prioritize their health.
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InternationalNew KNAW members 2024
The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences has added 17 new members, including three KNCV members.
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InternationalImproving sustainability starts in your own lab
In RSC Sustainability, Groningen researchers present the results of their efforts to make labs more sustainable and provide tips for other labs.
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InternationalHydrogenation with transition metal mimics
Silicon, germanium and tin versions of carbenes make good hydrogen activators for hydrogenation reactions, quantum calculations show.
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InternationalFirst designer enzyme with boron chemistry
Researchers in Groningen have built a variant of boric acid into an enzyme, a first in the world of designer enzymes.
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InternationalPlasma reactor combats ammonia emissions
Elutriators are used to prevent ammonia from entering the atmosphere. A new system using a plasma reactor makes the nitrogen cycle circular.
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InternationalTrust the process and embrace the unexpected
In this column, Isabelle invites young scientists to be open to the unexpected in their careers and to trust the process.
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InternationalRubicon Grant sends researchers abroad
Seventeen young researchers have recently been awarded a Rubicon Grant in the third and final round of 2023.
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InternationalNetworking without borders
Building an impressive international network is second nature to Kimberly Tran (23), who does not let long distances stand in her way.
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InternationalRecognition for climate innovation
During the Antwerp Innovation Night, the AHA!-awards 2023 were presented to the most innovative researchers and companies in Antwerp.
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InternationalRetaining ultracold molecules in a quantum computer grid
If you put ultracold molecules into different quantum states, you can load optical tweezers more efficiently, bringing the quantum computer closer.
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InternationalSolvent offers solution
ReSolved Technologies aims to dissolve waste streams to better reuse engineering plastics for closed-loop recycling.
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InternationalIs inbox overload the workplace epidemic of the 21st century?
Isabelle Kohler shares some experiences and tips on how to stay productive despite the constant stream of emails we get nowadays.
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InternationalHydrogen bonds influenced by the entire molecule
The strength of hydrogen bonds between two molecules is also influenced by the other atoms in the molecule.
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InternationalBuilding proteins the IKEA way
When you build a house or a bookshelf from a warehouse, you often use predefined components. You can do the same with proteins.
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InternationalECB 2024: Plenary speaker Michael Köpke
Looking ahead to ECB 2024, C2W International catches up with plenary speaker Michael Köpke of LanzaTech.
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InternationalPFAS-filtering molecules
An international team has developed a new method for filtering PFOS and PFOA out of water with functionalised ring-shaped molecules.
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InternationalGreen alanine with electroflow chemistry
With a combination of flow and electrochemistry, you can synthesise the amino acid alanine in a greener way than by fermentation.