Working on biosensors? Don’t miss this MDPI webinar introducing thermal biosensing via the heat-transfer method (HTM) — a simple yet powerful way to detect biomolecular interactions and monitor cells.
Pioneers of HTM will share their insights!
#Biosensors #HTM
More info: sciforum.net/event/Sensor...

🌱 Our young researchers made us so proud at #Biosensors2025 in Lisbon! Representing KU Leuven and #PhysicsOfLife with scientific excellence and innovation on the international stage. #KULeuven #researchimpact #biosensors

🧬 Next week we’re thrilled to host Prof. Nick Gilbert (U. of Edinburgh) for a deep dive into the Structure & Dynamics of active chromatin!
🎙️ “Irregular nucleosome positioning modulates 3D structure and dynamics of active chromatin”

#Chromatin #Biophysics #GeneRegulation

New paper out from Patrick Wagner Group! We tested a prototype HTM (heat transfer method) device to assess antimicrobial efficacy.

#Biophysics #HTM #Biosensors #Antimicrobials #COMSOL #DrugScreening

More information here: www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/25...

Exciting news! PoL@KUL invites you to the inaugural lecture of the International Francqui Professor 2024-25, Prof. Davide Marenduzzo (U. of Edinburgh) on Tuesday, April 29, 2025 in Leuven:

Biophysical principles of chromosome organisation

Info and registration:

fys.kuleuven.be/english/coll...

Tomorrow 05/03/2025, Prof. Takahiro Sakaue from Aoyama-Gakuin University, Tokyo will share with us his recent findings on chromatin dynamics in C. Elegans Embryos !

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of hosting a group of students from Sint-Pieterscollege sintpieterscollege.be! After a presentation on biosensors, they got a hands-on look at liquid crystals.

Prof. Krause is organizing this year the 16th Workshop on the Engineering of Functional Interfaces, taking place at Queen Mary University of London on 7th and 8th July 2025.
www.sems.qmul.ac.uk/events/enfi2...
Abstract submission closes on the 30th of April 2025, see you in London!

First post since our migration to Bluesky! Yesterday we had the pleasure to receive Prof. Steffi Krause from Queen Mary University of London.
www.sems.qmul.ac.uk/research/gro...
Prof. Krause gave an exciting talk on Photoelectrical imaging for live cell monitoring and sensor applications.