CRANN is recognised internationally as a leading institute for nanoscience research. It is the largest research institute within Trinity College Dublin.
5 AMBER Investigators on Research.com’s 'Best Materials Science Scientists' National Top 10 Ranking with Professor Jonathan Coleman taking 1st place
Full list of the 12 AMBER researchers who featured on the list can be found below:
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Our @ambercentre team enjoyed meeting brilliant 5th year students as part of TCD #STEM Open day & tried out some of our world-class lab facilities @cranntcd@TCD_AML@AccessTCD Huge thanks to Jessica de Micco @DrSumitSLal & Muthu Lakshmanakumar for their excellent demos 🤩
5 AMBER Investigators on Research.com’s 'Best Materials Science Scientists' National Top 10 Ranking with Professor Jonathan Coleman taking 1st place
Full list of the 12 AMBER researchers who featured on the list can be found below:
ambercentre.ie/5-amber-inves…
Congratulations to all our @ambercentre , @cranntcd and @TCD_AML colleagues on the green labs certification. As a centre with a focus on materials to enable a green transition, I’m really proud of our approach to adopting sustainable practises across our labs
#JobAlert Project Development Officer to work @cranntcd & AMBER @tcddublin on European Innovation Council (EIC) funded project ‘AirInMotion’ - new technology that facilitates the efficient capture of carbon dioxide from air Deadline : 2nd April 24 12noon
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Our @ambercentre & @cranntcd TY learning experience kicked off today with a visit to @TCD_AML where students got to work with #materialsscience experts & got to use state-of-the-art microscopy equipment to examine samples at nanoscale @scienceirel
Q: What does a tomato🍅 , chihuahua 🐕 and dinosaur 🦕 have in common? 🧐A: They were all used by @ambercentre@cranntcd researchers with our TY student group today to explore properties of materials 🔬🧑🔬 ⚛️
Another interesting study on cantilever arrays sensing in liquids and related microfabrication challenges, from the great collaboration between NanoBio Group @tcddublin@cranntcd and @NEMS_EPFL. Glad to share our work!
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We are delighted to have @khatibi_za in our group and looking forward to share soon with everybody the fantastic work she is doing on ML modelling of magnetic properties and molecular design! @ERC_Research@TCD_physics@cranntcd@ambercentre
Dr. Zahra Khatibi @khatibi_za, originally from Iran, is now working as a postdoctoral researcher in @AleLunghi's Quantum Materials Dynamics group in @TCD_physics, Ireland (and an artist!)
Congrats to PostDoc Researcher @Giulio_Brunetti & Prof Martin Hegner of @cranntcd & colleagues on publication of their work in Microelectronic Engineering
'Silicon microresonator arrays...'
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