The goal of our project is to upend the paradigm of imaging with expensive instrumentation and replace it with off-the-shelf reagent kits, sequencing, and software to produce a fully capable 3D molecule imaging technology.
This month the VOLUMINEX consortium got a little bigger as Fabio Giacomini started his PhD as part of Professor Martin Weigt’s team at Sorbonne University. Fabio will be working within work package 5 ...
On the 2nd October, doctoral student and VOLUMINEX team member David Fernàndez Bonet will defend his thesis on spatial reconstruction of DNA barcode networks. David has been conducting his PhD at KTH ...
Sorbonne University PhD student, and VOLUMINEX team member, Federico Scarpati recently visited SciLifeLab in Stockholm, Sweden in order to further the ongoing computational work related to VOLUMINEX.
The VOLUMINEX annual meeting was held on the 9-10 April at Sorbonne University in Paris. Thirteen team members took part, representing all five partners of the VOLUMINEX consortium. Hosted by Martin W...
KTH VOLUMINEX team member Joel Spratt attended the Foundations of Nanoscience annual conference in Munich, Germany. On March 18, Joel presented his poster titled “Growing DNA Polonies in 3-D Gels Usin...
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, under Grant Agreement No: 101184647.
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