Award for inSPIN Student

Mads Sloth Vinding (right), ph.d. student at inSPIN/iNANO received the poster award for the best student poster presentation at the 2011 Danish NMR Meeting. On his left is Søren Sørensen, ph.d. student at iNANO who received the award for the best oral presentation at the same meeting.

Mads presented a poster on the use of optimal control for regio-selective excitation in MRI.

February 2011

inSPIN students share iNANO poster award

October 2010

PRACQSYS 2010

nSPIN and the Lundbeck Foundation Theoretical Center for Quantum System Research jointly host the international PRACQSYS-2010 (Principles and Applications of Control in Quantum Systems" conference at Sandbjerg Estate June 15-18, 2010.

June 2010

Summer School on Advances in Amyloid Sciences

This Ph.D. course is also the 2nd Scandinavian Amyloid Symposium. The 1st Scandinavian Amyloid Symposium was held at Hemavan, Sweden, organized by Dr. Ludmilla Morozova-Roche of Umeå University, Sweden.

Further information: www.adam2010.org

March 2010

Summer school on Control in Quantum Systems

The sixth international workshop on Principles and Applications for Control of Quantum Systems takes place at Sandbjerg Estate June 15-18. The first workshop of that name was held at the California Institute of Technology in 2004. We retain its basic aim: to bring together researchers in physics, control theory, dynamical systems, stochastics, signal processing and information science to strengthen the community of quantum control.

Further information available at www.pracqsys.org

March 2010

Daniel Otzen appointed Professor

Professor Daniel Otzen, board member of inSPIN, has been appointed professor of molecular nanobiophysics at iNANO at the university of Aarhus.

We welcome Daniel and his group join us in Aarhus, easing the collaborations within inSPIN.

Further information: News from AU

August 2007

Niels Chr. Nielsen receives Danisco award

Professor Niels Chr. Nielsen, director of inSPIN, receives the Danisco award 2007 as a recognition of his strong international research profile and his efforts in establishing the NanoFood consortium.

Congratulations to Niels Chr.

Further information: Press release

July 2007