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.
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Simulating DNA
Things on the nanoscale are, by definition, quite small. This poses a problem in the sense that it can be tricky to get a good look at them. Microscopes can only get you so far; although microscopy techniques are constantly…
Cooking and Chemistry
Back when I was doing my undergraduate program in chemistry, there was an underlying saying: A good chemist is also a good cook. Although it could be a broad generalization, it holds true for many (not for physical chemists for…
Online Science Exhibition no. 1
In this first part of our online science exhibition, Rafa Carrascosa Marzo from Andrew Turberfield’s lab at Oxford University will exhibit some of his dynamic DNA structures.
Dynamic DNA Origami: I like to move it move it
Hi everyone! I am Rafa, one of the early stage researchers that will be showing some cool stuff to you all in this online exhibition, you might remember me from other informative posts in this webpage such as Meet Rafa…
Meet Igor Baars
Hej everyone, Allow me to introduce myself. I am Igor Baars, one of the 15 early stage researchers in the DNA-robotics network. I am working in Björn Högberg’s group at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden.
Aitor’s thoughts on being in an ITN
Hi dear reader, This is Aitor again, writing from Rome… After some thoughts, brainstorming and discussions with my colleagues from the ITN, I thought it would be interesting to publish a post about how it is like to be in…
