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Use Nanolab

DTU Nanolab offers numerous flexible methods of cooperation to meet diverse demands. Users can access the facilities themselves through a frame contract. Commercial partners may also request quotes for specific fabrication or service work.

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LabManager

LabManager is our laboratory information management system for our registered users, and it is used for keeping track of tools, bookings, manuals, people competencies etc. It is a system designed to support the day to day operation of the tools, facility and the people working in the labs.

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LabAdviser

LabAdviser is a Wiki based knowledge retention system for Nanolab's registered users, where processes, process flows and guides are stored. LabAdviser is most often used when planning process flows or when there is a need to understand matters a bit deeper.

PhD Defence

12 June 2024

PhD defence by Nicolai Støvring

On Tuesday 18 June 2024, Nicolai Støvring will defend his PhD Thesis 'Fabrication of pyrolytic carbon micro- and nanogap electrodes for electrochemical sensing'. In his thesis, Nicolai Støvring explores the fabrication of different pyrolytic carbon micro- and nanogap electrode platforms and approaches that can facilitate miniaturization to improve electrochemical sensing performance.

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05 June 2024

Andrea Crovetto appointed as associate professor

Recently, we have announced and celebrated the appointment of Andrea Crovetto as associate professor.

29 May 2024

Two professors at DTU Nanolab receive prestigious grants

Thomas Willum Hansen and Stephan Sylvest Keller from DTU Nanolab received funding from the Independent Research Fund Denmark under the DFF-Research Project2 initiative for their promising and original research ideas. The Independent Research Fund Denmark awards a total of DKK 318 million to 52 of the most talented researchers with innovative and excellent research projects.

28 May 2024

PhD defence by Mads Lützen

On Friday 31 May 2024, Mads Lützen will defend his PhD thesis “Catalysts at Work - Characterized with Transmission Electron Microscopy”. In his thesis, Mads Lützen investigates thermal heterogeneous catalysis with atmospheric pressure transmission electron microscopy and automated segmentation images. Catalysis allows for the conversion of chemicals into potential future chemical energy carriers, e.g., methanol. Such energy carriers are vital for the transition towards renewable energy sources.

03 May 2024

PhD defence by Jitka Urbánková

On Wednesday 8th May 2024, Jitka Urbánková will defend her PhD thesis: “Micro- and nanostructured pyrolytic carbon electrodes for biophotovoltaic applications”

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New cleanroom

Nanolab Phase 4

DTU is constructing building B346A with new state-of-the-art research facilities. DTU Nanolab will expand its facilities with an approximately 700 m2 ISO4 cleanroom, designed to house the latest generation of nanofabrication equipment. This will give collaboration partners, research projects and new initiatives access to the unique facilities needed in Northern Europe.