Biology - Research Themes in Nanolab

 

Nanolab staff members work on their own research projects within the Environmental Mineralogy (EnvMin) Research Group - their research topics can be found here.

 

The themes below were brought to Nanolab by external users. Some of the topics overlap with the interests of EnvMin members; in these cases members of the EnvMin group are involved in the research, performing tasks beyond simple measurement service. 

 

Institution	Research Group	Group Leader (theme initiator)	Theme
University of Basque Country, Bilbao	Applied Physics - Magnetism	Maria Luisa Fdez-Gubieda, Alicia Gascon	Application of magnetite magnetosomes in cancer therapy
University of Pannonia, Faculty of Engineering	Institute of Environmental Science, Dept. of Limnology	Judit Padisák, Edina Lengyel	Morphological characterization of algae     with silica scales
		Nóra Kováts, Zsófia Békéssy	Tracing atmospheric pollution particles in   plant tissues
University of Pannonia, Research Institute for Biomolecular and Chemical Engineering	Translation Glycomics Research Lab	András Guttman, Gábor Járvás	Morphological analysis of modified   Adenovirus capsids
CEA Cadarache, France	Magnetotactic Bacteria Research Group	Damien Faivre, Yeseul Park	Compositions, structures and cellular   positions of Cu-bearing inclusions in cells   of magnetotactic bacteria
University of Warsaw	Institute of Microbiology	Lucian Staicu	Bacterial biomineralization of Se and Pb -   characterization of nanoparticles
University of Bayreuth	Department of Microbiology	Dirk Schüler, Marina Dziuba	Identification of the structures of   magnetosomes in genetically modified   bacteria
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest	Department of Plant Anatomy	Zoltán Kristóf, András Körtési	3D reconstruction of cellular organelles of leaves from electron tomography