The project titled “Next Generation Optical Nanoscopy Platforms for Biological System – Symbiosis of Advanced Training, Research and Innovation” has been successfully accepted in the Programme for International Partnerships for Excellent Education, Research and Innovation (INPART) given by The Research Council of … Continued
Congratulations to Liliana Barbieri and team for receiving the best poster award at the EMBL symposium “Seeing is Believing” for a joint project with the UiT Nanoscopy group. More information on the poster, titled “CalQTrace: Simultaneous Calculation and Quantification of … Continued
Jean-Claude Tinguely received the Best Poster Award at this year’s ePIXfab Silicon Photonics Summer School organized by Ghent University and Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy. The poster, titled “Photonic integrated circuits for super-resolution microscopy,” presented an overview of the … Continued
Congratulations to both Sebastián Andrés Acuña Maldonado and Daniel Henry Hansen for successfully defending their Masters’ theses! Sebastian will be continuing his work developing computational nanoscopy algorithms, with a thesis title of “Multiple Signal Classification Algorithm: computational time reduction and pattern … Continued
Florian has joined the optics group at UiT as a new postdoc with funding from his Marie Sklowdowska-Curie Individual Fellowship. His project is entitled “Development of Deep-UV Quantitative Microscopy for the Study of Mitochondrial Dysfunction” and will focus on developing … Continued
Awarded only once every two years, a team of researchers has been awarded the Tycho Jæger Prize in Electro-Optics for their work developing chip-based microscopy and nanoscopy at UiT. The prize, worth 100,000 NOK, was awarded at the 2018 Norwegian … Continued
Balpreet Ahluwalia was awarded UiT’s annual research and development prize for his extensive work in optics, including developing the “next generation microscope”. More information, and photo from https://uit.no/nyheter/artikkel?p_document_id=581590&p_dim=88205
Krishna Agarwal was selected as one of five researchers in Norway for the Digital Life Excellence program. The two year program supports young researchers in norwegian biotechnology through mentoring and professional development technology. Read more on Digital Life Norway’s website.
The International Microscopy Congress is only held once every four years, with this most recent meeting held September 9th-14th, 2018, in Sydney, Australia. The “New Researcher Award” is open to PhD students and those within 4 years of completion of … Continued
Krishna Agarwal and Jana Jagerska (also from the Optics group within UiT Physics) have been selected as two of fifteen inaugural participants in the AURORA program at UiT. This program is intended to support and mentor talented young researchers who … Continued