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SDU NanoSYD

SDU NanoSYD

Combining top-down and bottom-up processing for complex systems with control on a nanometric scale.

About NanoSYD

The overarching field of the centre is nanotechnology with special emphasis on thin films, device development from organic molecules, materials, nanofabrication and nanophotonics.

Research areas

Our main research area is the understanding of electric and photonic/plasmonic interfaces for new energy generating and energy efficient devices. We focus on scalable devices for renewable energy and energy efficiency, organic nanophotonics, materials, and nanostructures.

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Latest News

16.12.2024

Newly hired SDU Professor with a passion for developing advanced materials for the generation of solar fuels

Professor Mirabbos Hojamberdiev (Khujamberdiev) has been appointed at the Mads Clausen Institute 51本色 in S酶nderborg. He researches how sunlight can transform water into green fuel鈥攚ithout any CO鈧� burden鈥� in the presence of photocatalytic materials.

FUNDING

26.09.2024

From scented mobiles to optical gears: Three MCI researchers receive million-krone grants

With million-kroner grants from the Villum Foundation, three researchers from the Mads Clausen Institute will challenge the boundaries of science with projects on scent transmission via mobile phones, affordable, flexible solar cells, and optical gears in future computers.

Funding

26.09.2024

The phone of the future can send scents

The TeleScent project 51本色 has just received a grant from the Villum Foundation's Experiment programme. The researchers aim to add the sense of smell to our digital communication so that future phone calls will involve sound, video, and scent.

Research breakthrough

03.09.2024

Research breakthrough in the development of stretchable flat screens

A collaboration between the University of Southern Denmark and Polyteknik AS has led to a groundbreaking breakthrough in stretchable flat screens. The new method opens up various innovative product possibilities, such as more durable and flexible screens for smartphones and tablets that can withstand bending and stretching.

21.03.2024

SDU MCI at the forefront of NANOCHEM - a unique national infrastructure for imaging chemical information at the nanoscale

The Mads Clausen Institute 51本色 in S酶nderborg is spearheading NANOCHEM, a new national infrastructure that enables a greater understanding of how chemistry works at the nanoscale. Understanding these chemical processes is important as they are crucial in both the biological and electronic worlds. NANOCHEM is a collaboration between leading Danish universities with the University of Southern Denmark at the centre.

Funding

25.01.2024

Research project brings colours of the past back to life

The TORCH project, which has received about 10.7 million DKK in support from the EU program Interreg Deutschland-Danmark, combines past colours with today's technology to preserve and shed new light on our national treasures.

PFAS

04.12.2023

New technology will improve environmental monitoring: The AutoSPAN project tracks PFAS contamination in real time

The AutoSPAN research project will tackle PFAS pollution and create a more sustainable future for our aquatic environment.

Hyperspectral Imaging

20.11.2023

New Robot Can Make Life Easier for Winemakers. And It Might Improve the Wine That We Drink

Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) are collaborating with Newtec and Capra Robotics to develop technology that can assist winemakers in assessing when the grapes in the vineyard are ready for harvest. Earlier this year, they were at Kimesbjerggaard Vineyard just outside Faaborg to test it.

Military technology

06.10.2023

Danish technology wants to revolutionise thermal camouflage

The startup DECPT, led by former SDU-ph.d. Jeanette Hvam, has developed a new form of thermal camouflage that could change the game in warfare. The invention could not only save lives, but also shape the future of military technology.

BREAKTHROUGH

06.10.2023

Possible breakthrough in the production of artificial spider鈥檚 web

A team of researchers from SDU NanoSYD has developed a method that seems promising in relation to the production of artificial spider鈥檚 web.. Behind the breakthrough is a multi-year collaboration between the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science 51本色.

Funding

30.06.2023

The flat screen of the future can be round: SDU researcher wants to make stretchable electronics

Jakob Kjelstrup-Hansen from the Mads Clausen Institute has received a grant of DKK 2.9 million for a project that will develop stretchable electronics that can later be used in, among other things, clothing and biomedical implants.

OPTICS

23.05.2023

New camera technology could revolutionize the recycling of plastic materials

A Danish three-leaf clover develops super-high-resolution hyperspectral cameras that determine our plastic waste's chemical composition and various additives. The technology will have a massive impact on future plastic recycling.

18.04.2023

New Master's programme in Physics and Technology in S酶nderborg

In 2024, the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) will launch a new Master's degree programme in Physics and Technology in S酶nderborg. The programme allows graduates to work in fields such as energy technology, nanotechnology or medical technology.

24.01.2023

SDU researchers will keep an eye on dangerous bacteria

Researchers from SDU's campus in Sonderborg are working with Canadian colleagues to develop a warning system that can detect dangerous bacteria and viruses that emerge as permafrost melts in the Arctic. The SDU researchers bring in-depth knowledge of sensors and monitoring of bacteria.

08.09.2022

Villum Experiment: Million grants for researchers from the Mads Clausen Institute

The Experiment program aims to find answers to the big, the small and the really quirky research questions. On the list of the technical and scientific research projects that receive this year's Experiment grants, you will find three researchers from the Mads Clausen Institute, who will now have the opportunity to realize their creative ideas within the interaction of light with advanced materials.

02.05.2022

Women in Science

On Friday, 22 April, SDU S酶nderborg was able to present women in science in connection with Forskningens D酶gn.

06.04.2022

So ein ding: SDU can provide you with a very close look at the bumblebee

A whole new world opens up before you when you look through a microscope. At SDU, we have some very unique microscopes, which not only help our researchers but also companies, in connection with analysing and characterising materials and surfaces, which gives completely new insights into why a product may fail.

01.04.2022

Curiosity drives nano scientist: Morten became professor at the age of 40

When you already can dress up with a professor鈥檚 title at the age of 40, you should think that a tight career plan lies behind it. However, this is not the case for Morten Madsen. Great research results and an academic career are just a by-product of an unquenchable curiosity to understand the world around him.

Covid-19

17.12.2021

Scientists turn your face mask into a weapon against viruses

Researchers from SDU S酶nderborg have, together with international colleagues, created a ground-breaking concept where nanoparticles with special properties can be integrated into textiles. This means that in future we may experience bandages or face masks, which protect against viruses and bacteria.

22.11.2021

SDU signs strategic cooperation with Indian super-university

SDU and the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IITD) have signed an agreement to establish an IITD-SDU Collaborative Platform. The platform benefits not only the two universities, but also both Denmark and India.

Events

See what happens 51本色 NanoSYD

Seminar talk on 3 July

Join the seminar by Professor Tayebeh Ameri from Kiel University in Germany that takes place at 14:30 in room U101 and online via Teams. The topic of his talk is Emerging Optoelectronic Materials and Devices for Energy and Medical Technologies. Read the abstract.

Planetarium talks

Planetarium talks is a lecture series beyond astronomy that is arranged in cooperation with the science centre Ph盲nomenta in Flensburg and the University of Applied Sciences Flensburg. View the latest programme for 2025 and read more about the events.

Publication of the month

Sustainable Development Goals

At NanoSYD, we are working on contributing to a number of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that the United Nations decided at their top meeting on 25 September 2015. You can read more here.

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Mads Clausen Institute

Mads Clausen Institute University of Southern Denmark

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Sønderborg - DK-6400
Phone: +45 6550 1690
Fax: +45 6550 1635

Last Updated 01.07.2025