FMS co-organizes the 2nd International Conference on Molecular Systems Engineering ICMSE 2019 with the Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) in Nijmegen on August 18-20. We will bring together world leaders in the field and share exciting science and ideas. The highlight of the week will be the presentation of the 2019 Netherlands […]
ICMSE 2019 on August 18-20 in Nijmegen
FMS co-organizes the 2nd International Conference on Molecular Systems Engineering ICMSE 2019 in Nijmegen on August 18-20. We will bring together world leaders in the field and share exciting science and ideas. The highlight of the week will be the presentation of the 2019 Netherlands Awards for Supramolecular Chemistry given to Prof. Chad Mirkin and […]
Wilhelm Huck and coworkers publish in Nature Chemistry, Congratulations!
Prof. Wilhelm Huck and coworkers publish on the catalytic transport of molecular cargo using diffusive binding along a polymer track in Nature Chemistry. While lowering the mobility of molecules would intuitively lead to lower reaction rates, they show here that binding reactive molecules to polymeric tracks increases reaction rates by orders of magnitude. The […]
Save the date: Annual Meeting on 29/11/2019 in Zwolle
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ICMSE19, 18-20 August 2019 in Nijmegen
The International Conference on Molecular Systems Engineering (ICMSE 2019 August 18-20) will take place in Nijmegen and will bring together world leaders in the field. The highlight of the week will be the presentation of the 2019 Netherlands Awards for Supramolecular Chemistry given to Chad Mirkin and Helma Wennemers. We wish to see many of […]
Vote for the book “Makers van Leven” of Esther Thole, the story of our lives!
The magazine New Scientist organizes an election for the best science book of the past year and ‘Makers of Life’ is in the list! This is the link to the election: https://newscientist.nl/blogs/best-populairscientific-book-2018-stem-nu/ […]
Tom de Greef was appointed Hoogleraar Biofysische Chemie at Radboud University. Congratulations Tom!
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Luc Brunsveld was awarded a NWO ECHO grant
Luc Brunsveld, Professor Chemical Biology at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at TU/e, was awarded with an ECHO grant for his research plans on drug targets based on nuclear receptors. Congratulations Luc! […]
ERC Starting Grant for Sander Wezenberg
Sander Wezenberg (RUG) has been awarded with an European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant. The ERC awards these prestigious personal grants of EUR 1.5 million to excellent researchers in order to stimulate groundbreaking research in Europe. The title of the scientific reasearch is: “From light-stimulated anion receptors to transmembrane carriers and pumps”. More information about ERC Starting […]
Wilhelm Huck and coworkers publish in Nature Nanotechnology
Prof. Wilhelm Huck and dr. Evan Spruijt (RU) and coworkers publish on dissipative adaptation in driven self-assembly in Nature Nanotechnology. They show that open compartments are used to modulate the rates of dissipative self-assembly by restricting the absorption of energy from the environment. This might eventually provide a general route to dissipatively adapting nanosystems exhibiting […]
