DNA-Robotics is an Innovative Training Network (GA no. 765703) under the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions H2020. The school officially started on January 1 2018 and will run for 4 years. The DNA-Based Modular Robotics (DNA-Robotics) school is in the process of hiring 15 early stage researchers to subsequently take the first steps to scale advanced robotic behavior to the molecular scale for future medical and technological applications.
Partners
Aarhus University
Coordinator & full partner
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich
Full partner
Karolinska Institutet
Full Partner
University of Oxford
Full Partner
ATDBio Ltd.
Full partner
Affibody AB
Associated partner
baseclick GmbH
Associated partner
LGC Biosearch Technologies
Associated partner
Microsoft Research
Associated partner
Recent News
Meet Lorena Baranda
Meet Lorena Baranda, originally from Spain, who will be working with Associate Professor Francesco Ricci at the University of Rome Tor Vergata
Research position at ATDbio
Applications are invited for a 3-year fully funded research position with the aim to design and synthesise DNA origami and other DNA/RNA secondary structures. These structures will be designed to change conformation in a controlled manner on target binding or change…
Welcome to the DNA-Robotics blog
We’d like to tell you what we’re doing. You may know that we’re working on creating nanorobots using DNA technology. But you may not know what it is like to be a PhD student within a cross-European network working on…
DNA-Robotics promoted at BIOMOD 2017
Flyers about DNA-Robotics and the upcoming call for positions were distributed among the participants at this year’s BIOMOD in Japan. We hope to see many applications when the calls open.
The DNA-Robotics consortium (formerly DNABOT) receives funding from the European Commission
On 2 May 2017 the DNA-Robotics consortium (formerly DNABOT) was happy to receive very positive feedback from the European Commission and was invited for Grant Agreement preparations. http://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/211902_en.html
