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Light & Material Synergy Meeting – 14 October 2026
The NanoLund annual meeting will be organised together with the profile area Light and Materials, on October 14th. The theme: Sensors and Sensing. Be sure to register!

Nanoscience Colloquia
Welcome to our Colloquia – a series of advanced talks on nanoscience, open to everyone within and outside academia.

New centre brings together Lund University’s quantum research
Quantum technology is high on the agenda, with research underway in several areas across Lund University. The university is now bringing its quantum researchers together in a new c...

Glimpses from the Culture Night
NanoLundians were all over the Department of Physics during the Culture Night (Kulturnatten) – an event during which establishments throughout the city of Lund open their doors to ...

NordAmps is taking important steps towards commercialisation
Backed by an initial public offering (IPO) and a Vinnova grant the NanoLund spin-off company NordAmps is now gathering resources to take its technology to market. NordAmps addresse...

New type of LED light could bring significant efficiency gains
Yue Zhao, Haonan Chen and Magnus Borgström at NanoLund have developed a new type of light-emitting diode based on thin branched nanowires, which could offer significantly higher ef...

Bringing understanding of how fibrinogen behaves
How blood-clotting proteins arrange themselves at fluid interfaces may be more complex than previously thought. New research presented by Glenn Coope et al., using neutron reflecto...
