Technical University of Denmark
14 researchers from DTU have received an Experiment grant from Villum Fonden to realise their innovative research ideas.
De 14 bevillingsmodtagere
- Postdoc Adrian Alexander Schiefler, DTU Physics, receives the grant for the project "Where does all the CO2 go? A 4D investigation at the nanoscale".
- Postdoc Amit Chanda, DTU Energy, receives the grant for the project "ETHOS – Efficient Thermal energy harvesting at "empty" Oxide interfaces".
- Postdoc Antonio Grimalt Alemany, DTU Chemical Engineering, receives the grant for the project "MicrobesTALK – Talking microbes into biofilms".
- Postdoc Christopher Røhl Yskes Andersen, DTU Nanolab, receives the grant for the project "Direct View to Quantum Dot Prototyping".
- Assistant Professor Jinhyun Chang, DTU Energy, receives the grant for the project "Moisture-tolerant, Fluorine-free Electrolytes for Scalable and Sustainable Batteries".
- Postdoc Kyveli Kompatsiari, DTU Compute, receives the grant for the project "Perturbing self-other dynamics in social interactions using two-brain stimulation".
- Professor Manuel Pinelo, DTU Chemical Engineering, receives the grant for the project "A Nature-Inspired Novel Technique to Overcome Present Limitations of Enzyme Immobilization".
- Postdoc Masoud Alizadehshamsabadi, DTU Wind, receives the grant for the project "Eliminating the need for preheating and post-weld heat treatment of large-scale ductile cast iron components (NoHeatWeld)".
- Senior Researcher Morten Schiøtt, DTU Bioengineering, receives the grant for the project "Leaf-cutting ant inspired biomass conversion using Fenton chemistry".
- Postdoc Qinying Pan, DTU Chemistry, receives the grant for the project "Spatial Regulation of Heteronuclear Metal sites in Nano-porous Photocatalyst for efficient CO2 to C2+ Product conversion".
- Associate Professor Sanshui Xiao, DTU Electro, receives the grant for the project "Developing ultrahigh spatial and temporal resolution microscopy to probe quantum features in moiré superlattices".
- Professor Thomas Sand Jespersen, DTU Energy, receives the grant for the project "Topological protection in electronic circuits (TOPEL)".
- Associate Professor Tim McGinley, DTU Construct, receives the grant for the project "GeneBuild: Modelling the genes of buildings to support their scientific analysis".
- Postdoc Valdemaras Petrosius, DTU Bioengineering, receives the grant for the project "Peptide barcode enabled lineage tracing with mass spectrometry based single-cell proteomics".
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