DNA-Robotics

Welcome to the DNA-Robotics website

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.

Combining research with an active lifestyle

05/05/2021by oaminanoaudk

How do you succeed as a scientist? Do you have to be really smart? Well… I would not say it is as much about intelligence as about the ability to keep banging your head against a problem until you happen…

Why RNA?

20/04/202120/04/2021by oaminanoaudk

Hey it’s Nestor writing from Aarhus and yes, I will be talking about RNA (again) but this time, instead of a perspective about building nanorobots with it, a bit more biological, related to the current world pandemic. Why do he…

Finding Fulfillment in a land without Struggles

20/04/2021by oaminanoaudk

This blogpost will be a little bit different and probably quite introspective. I was born and raised in Venezuela, a Caribbean country, with undoubtedly perfect weather and easy going joyful people. My early life was not necessarily easy, but I…

The two-body problem

19/03/202120/04/2021by oaminanoaudk

Scientific research is an exercise in failing. Imagine you have to overcome an unknown obstacle course – it is already hard when you can see what you are doing (and where you are going). Now imagine doing that in the…

The SEQrets of sequencing.

05/02/2021by oaminanoaudk

Hej again! Igor here, back for another talk about the exciting world of sequencing. In my science exhibition, I showed you a little around the equipment that we use for sequencing and a tiny sneak peek into how the technique…

Using antibodies to control chemical reactivity

19/01/2021by oaminanoaudk

In this work we demonstrated how to repurpose IgG antibodies to boost different chemical reactions and synthesize functional molecules. The work has recently been published in Nature Communications. Follow this link to read the full article or read Lorena’s post below for…

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