skip to content
Home

NanoManufacturing

Michael De Volder, Engineering Department - IfM
 

News Subscribe to News

Read more at: TGA Thermogravimetric Analyser Installed

TGA Thermogravimetric Analyser Installed

11 December 2014

A Perking Elmer TGA 4000 was installed in our labs.

Read more at: FT-IR Spectrometer Installed

FT-IR Spectrometer Installed

11 November 2014

A Perkin Elmer Frontier FTIR system was installed in our labs, this equipment is part of the EPSRC NanoDTC.

Read more at: Dr Shahab Ahmad joins us

Dr Shahab Ahmad joins us

6 November 2014

Dr Shahab Ahmad joins the Nanomanufacturing group to work on multi-scale self-assembly of nanoparticles.

Read more at: Jan Rongé joins us as a visiting researcher.

Jan Rongé joins us as a visiting researcher.

26 October 2014

Jan Rongé joins us as a visiting researcher.

Read more at: Sarah Jessl Awarded EPSRC DTA

Sarah Jessl Awarded EPSRC DTA

12 October 2014

Congratulations to Sarah Jessl for obtaining an EPSRC DTA grant to support her PhD.

Read more at: Glove Box Arrived

Glove Box Arrived

25 August 2014

MBraun Glovebox was delivered to our lab

Read more at: INT grant accepted

INT grant accepted

18 August 2014

Isaac Newton Trust grant accepted

Read more at: Potentiostats delivered to our lab

Potentiostats delivered to our lab

18 August 2014

Biologic VMP3 multichannel potentiostat/Galvanostat/EIS delivered to our lab

Read more at: High pressure stirred reactor delivered

High pressure stirred reactor delivered

18 August 2014

Parr high pressure stirred reactor delivered to our lab

Read more at: Nature Communications Paper Published

Nature Communications Paper Published

4 August 2014

Paper on the fabrication of 3D CNT structures published in Nature Communications

Latest news

We are hiring!

4 January 2021

We are seeking to hire a research assistant to work on carbon nanotube based microdevices. More information is available here: www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/28202/

We are Hiring!

4 January 2021

We are seeking to hire a postdoc researcher to work on the structuring of Li-ion battery electrodes. More information is available here: www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/28197/

We are Hiring!

5 February 2020

We are seeking to hire a postdoc researcher to work on the development and structuring of Li-ion battery cathodes. More information is available here: http://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/25090/

Contact us

mfd2@cam.ac.uk

Site Privacy & Cookie Policies

Links

Division IfM

Department of Engineering

St John's College

Study at Cambridge

About the University

Research at Cambridge