
Current Research Highlights

Nanophysics: a question of resonance
A novel method could make manufacturing processes for semiconductor components easier and cheaper
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Biophysics: function of thymus gives rise to form
A model developed by LMU biophysicists demonstrates how biological processes form the convoluted internal architecture of the thymus
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Amino acids as catalysts in the emergence of RNA
Amino acids helped build RNA at the dawn of life, a new study shows.
Read moreFor over 25 years, CeNS has been at the forefront of nanoscience, making an impact by fostering collaborations across disciplines, training the next generation of scientists, and driving technology transfer. Our thriving network has grown stronger over the years. We are proud to support both young talent and established leaders in advancing science, with a clear focus on translating our discoveries into real-world applications.Prof. Dr. Joachim Rädler, CeNS Spokesperson

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