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🇫🇮 IMC:llä oli tänään ilo isännöidä h 🇫🇮 IMC:llä oli tänään ilo isännöidä hackmaniittitohtoreita 🎩 — Isabellaa, Hannahia ja Samia — kun Bettiinan tohtoripilottihankkeen ohjausryhmä kokoontui syksyn tapaamiseen. Kiitos inspiroivasta keskustelusta ja loistavista☀️😉 ideoista työn edistämiseen! 🇬🇧 Today, IMC had the pleasure of hosting the hackmanite doctors 🎩 — Isabella, Hannah, and Sami — as Bettiina’s doctoral pilot project steering group gathered for its autumn meeting. Thank you for the inspiring discussion and bright☀️😉 ideas to advance the project! #intelligentmaterialschemistry #älykkäätmateriaalit #kemia #utuchemistry #utukemia #getinspiredbyscience #hackmaniitti #hackmanite
🇫🇮 Yksi IMC:n hackmaniittitutkimuksen pionee 🇫🇮 Yksi IMC:n hackmaniittitutkimuksen pioneereista, Isabella Pönkkä, sekä IMC:n Business Finland projektissa työskennellyt Nellie Inkinen kertovat tänään julkaistussa Turun yliopiston uutisessa, miten he päätyivät perustamaan Pure Luminescence Technologies Oy startup-yrityksen, joka valmistaa hackmaniittia kuluttajatuotteissa käytettäväksi raaka-aineeksi. Linkki uutiseen: https://www.utu.fi/fi/ajankohtaista/uutinen/ihmeaine-hackmaniitilla-on-lukuisia-sovelluskohteita-turun-yliopiston 🇬🇧 One of the pioneers of IMC’s hackmanite research, Isabella Pönkkä, together with Nellie Inkinen, who worked in IMC’s Business Finland project, share in a news release published today by the University of Turku how they came to establish the startup company Pure Luminescence Technologies Oy, which produces hackmanite as a raw material for use in consumer products. News link: https://www.utu.fi/en/news/news/wonder-material-hackmanite-has-diverse-applications-research-at-university-of-turku 📷Jenni Valta #intelligentmaterialschemistry #älykkäätmateriaalit #kemia #utuchemistry #utukemia #getinspiredbyscience #hackmaniitti #hackmanite
IMC and two research groups from Tampere Universit IMC and two research groups from Tampere University in the MAXHeal project funded by the Research Council of Finland. We are now presenting people involved in the project. Sarah Larroudé is a doctoral researcher working at Tampere University in the 3Bs : Bioceramics, Bioglasses and Biocomposites group, headed by Prof. Jonathan Massera. During her master studies, Sarah developed her expertise in biomaterials for health, especially in cell/material interaction.   In MAXHeal, Sarah is now studying the light-triggered release of photocleavable molecules from the material! You can find the original LinkedIn post here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/laeticia-petit-7196a88_time-to-meet-another-of-maxheals-researchers-activity-7354387375344513024-OlKR?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAEG63rUBPLsWczWlEpO6dc8rUKnY4iYnS7Y #turunyliopisto #uniturku #tampereenyliopisto #intelligentchemistry #intelligentmaterialschemistry #intelligentmaterials #älykkäätmateriaalit #älykäskemia #kemia #utuchemistry #utukemia #maxheal
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