Organisation: Department of Physics and Materials Science

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    Microbes offer a green solution to the microplastic challenge

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    Microbial Biogenic Tunable Structures (µBITS)

    Microbial Biogenic Tunable Structures (µ-BITS) are natural-occurring biominerals exuded by bacteria, algae, and other microorganisms. Our recent patented innovation allows to produce multi-purpose microparticles with tailored shapes, size, stability, and physical properties in a scalable manner, offering an environment-friendly, sustainable alternative to microplastics.

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    Microbial Biogenic Tunable Structures (µBITS)

    Microbial Biogenic Tunable Structures (µ-BITS) are natural-occurring biominerals exuded by bacteria, algae, and other microorganisms. Our recent patented innovation allows to produce multi-purpose microparticles with tailored shapes, size, stability, and physical properties in a scalable manner, offering an environment-friendly, sustainable alternative to microplastics.

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  • Events

    Conference on “Smart materials innovation: where science meets society and industry” talk by Prof. Jan Lagerwall

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    How physics could change the way we heal

    Physics of Active Matte

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    The Institut Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg is pleased to invite you to the academic session of the Section of Sciences.

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    “Thermodynamics of Solar Cells” Workshop

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    Nobel Prize winner inspires young minds 

    It’s not every day that high school students get to ask questions to a Nobel Prize laureate—let alone witness a physics demonstration that ends in a loud, crowd-startling explosion. But that’s exactly what happened at Tramsschapp in Limpertsberg, where around 300 people, including 60 students from high school, bachelor, and master programmes, gathered for a public…

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    GirlsinSciTech – Anjali’s career as a Senior Editor at Nature Communications

    Ever wondered why we see color, how rain forms, or how trains operate? Physics holds the answers to many of these fascinating questions. It’s precisely this ability to explain the world around us that inspired Anjali Sharma, now Senior Editor at Nature Communications, to pursue a career in the field. Anjali is the featured role…

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