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The installation of a new double aberration-corrected S/TEM, FEI Themis Z, has been started.

Xiaodong Zou has a membership in IVA

Xiaodong Zou has been elected member of the Department of Chemistry at the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.

IVA's press release

Aji Mathew is promoted

Aji Mathew has been promoted to professor of materials chemistry with a focus on biopolymer based functional materials.

Vetenskapsrådet har beviljat Aji Mathew och Xiaodong Zou finansiering

Vetenskapsrådet har beviljat Aji Mathew och Xiaodong Zou finansiering inom Swedish Research Links 2016 för projektet ”Biobased scaffolds, membranes and hydrogels for improved wound healing and bone regeneration (BIOHEAL).” Finansieringen är på 1.17 Mkr och samarbetslandet är Indien.

Smarta material för ren luft, vatten och mark

Från Stockholms universitet medverkar professor Niklas Hedin och universitetslektor Aji Mathew, båda från institutionen för material- och miljökemi.

Extended DREAM: Multiple-length scale approach to functional nanomaterials

A team led by German Salazar-Alvarez, researcher at the Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry, has been awarded 10 MSEK by the Swedish Research Council, VR, to develop sample environments that will allow the in-situ and in-operando multiscale characterization of novel functional nanomaterials such as biomaterials, battery components, and magnetic nanoparticles.

Understanding how the self-assembly of nanoparticles proceeds

The discovery that the assembly of synthetic nanocrystals proceeds through a two-step process where nanoparticles first agglomerate into an intermediate disordered state that then rapidly transforms into large ordered arrays is similar to what has been recently observed for many synthetic crystal and biominerals.

The Swedish Research Council recently approved grants for MMK staff

Six of the principle investigators at MMK received grants from the Research Council this year. These grants are for the years of 2017-2020 and amounts to 20.4 MSEK.

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The Chemistry Section (KÖL)

The Chemistry Section (Kemiska sektionen) at Stockholm University consists of four chemistry departments, each of which conducts successful education and research within their field.

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26 Sep PhD seminar in Physical Chemistry
05 Oct Arbetsmiljö- och likabehandlingsmöte
16 Oct PhD seminar in Inorganic and Structural chemistry
31 Oct PhD seminar in Physical Chemistry
07 Nov Brandskyddsmöte
08 Nov Department Board Meeting
13 Nov MMK-info
20 Nov PhD seminar in Inorganic and Structural chemistry
28 Nov PhD seminar in Physical Chemistry
05 Dec Arbetsmiljö- och likabehandlingsmöte
13 Dec Department Board Meeting
18 Dec MMK-info

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