News
19 Sept 2018 :
Work from the Katsonis lab featured in the PNAS special issue on artificial molecular machines, edited by Fraser Stoddart
News Feature: What’s the best way to build a molecular machine? (OA)2 July 2018 :
Nathalie contributes to the book "Makers van Leven" by Esther Thole. The book adresses recent research efforts towards discovering the fundamentals of life.
More information on the book (in Dutch)29 June 2018 :
Congrats to Federico whose excellent poster just won a copy of the Nature of the Mechanical Bond, at the Telluride meeting on molecular motors, rotors and switches!
TSRC Molecular motors, rotors and switches26 February 2018 :
Work form the Katsonis Lab is featured in Chemical and Engineering News
Harnessing the power of shape-shifting polymersBio-inspired and Smart Materials
Our aim is to develop smart materials that are inspired by the multiscale, sophisticated and stimuli-responsive architectures that are found in nature. To this end, we rely on controlling the expression, transmission and amplification of chirality, from the nanoscale (the molecule) to the supramolecular level. This research implies a special focus on light-responsive systems also.
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Contact details
Prof. Dr. Nathalie Katsonis
MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology
University of Twente
P.O. Box 217
7500 AE Enschede
The Netherlands