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48 results for "Aizenberg"

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Joanna Aizenberg

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Laboratory Manager/Administrator: Marina McLaughlin

 

The Aizenberg lab's research is aimed at understanding some of the basic principles of biological architectures and the economy with which biology solves complex problems in the design of multifunctional...

Bioinspired Coating from Aizenberg Group

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The Aizenberg group reports a new transparent coating inspired by the properties of the ultra slippery surface of the leaves of the carnivorous pitcher plant. The new material has numerous useful properties such as slipperiness, durability and toughness...

Joanna Aizenberg wins Netherlands Supramolecular Chemistry Award

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The Research Center for Functional Molecular Systems presents the Netherlands Awards for Supramolecular Chemistry 2023, which recognize outstanding scientists in the field of supramolecular chemistry. The 2023 Netherlands Supramolecular Chemistry Award is...

Jacobsen Lab Wins Fall CCB Bake-Off with Sweet Treats

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CCB's Fall Bake-Off took place on Monday, November 5th with over a dozen entries! Postdoc Pam Tadross helped Team Jacobsen win the Lab competition with Toffee (pictured) and took the Individual prize as well with her Mousse Tart (in the foreground of the...

NDSEG Fellowship Winners

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Congratulations to John Nicoludis and Katherine Phillips (Aizenberg lab), winners of NDSEG fellowships!

New research: Towards more efficient catalysts

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Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), Harvard Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology, and Utrecht University have reported on a previously elusive way to improve the selectivity of catalytic...

E.W. "Bert" Meijer

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Professor E.W. "Bert" Meijer, Institute for Complex Molecular Systems, Eindhoven University of Technology "Functional supramolecular systems and materials" Special Seminar: Hosted by Professor Aizenberg

Self-propelled, endlessly programmable artificial cilia

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By Leah Burrows, via SEAS News For years, scientists have been attempting to engineer tiny, artificial cilia for miniature robotic systems that can perform complex motions, including bending, twisting, and reversing. Building these smaller-than-a-human...