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29 May 2024

Over 100 participants from NAT, TECH, HEALTH, and ARTS gathered for the Quantum Campus Aarhus Kickoff at iNANO. The event showcased the university's…

A team of scientists from the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience center led by Prof. Jeppe V. Lauritsen have obtained important new insight into the industrially applied catalyst used to convert captured CO2 and H2 gas into green methanol – a key energy carrier in the replacement of fossil fuels.

24 May 2024

A research team from iNANO, led by Prof. Jeppe V. Lauritsen, has made discoveries about the industrial catalyst used to convert captured CO₂ and H₂…

iNANO Professor Daniel Otzen as been appointed to the board of the Carlsberg Foundation. Photo: Ane Schwartz.

24 May 2024

Professor Daniel Otzen has been appointed to the board of the Carlsberg Foundation. This prestigious role is a recognition of Professor Otzen's…

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