LCN researchers make electrical nanolasers even smaller
LCN researchers, in collaboration with a team at Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology have developed a concept of an electrically driven nanolaser which is not only much smaller than the other integrated lasers but even smaller than the free-space wavelength it...
Researchers awarded £3.5m to study how certain cells use and resist force
Researchers have long understood that biochemical signals affect cells, and recently it has been recognised that mechanical forces regulate a wide variety of biological processes, ranging from the expansion of our lungs when we breathe, to the extension of our skin...
WIN Rising Star Award
LCN Researcher Dr Robert Hoye has been awarded the Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology (WIN) Rising Star Award this week. This award is given to two early career researchers from anywhere in the world that demonstrate excellence in nanotechnology research. The...
Professor Molly Stevens awarded 10 year Chair by Royal Academy of Engineering
Congratulations to LCN Professor Molly Stevens who has been named a Chair in Emerging Technologies by Royal Academy of Engineering today. The highly prestigious 10 years of funding is given to global visionaries pioneering technologies that could have global benefits....