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News
12 August 2019
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Our first review ever is out in the September Issue of Nature Reviews Chemistry
6 June 2019
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Congrats to Federico for being awarded his PhD 'cum laude' (top 5% nation-wide). We are very proud of you and wish you success with your postdoc!
2 July 2018
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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
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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 switches
12/02/2018
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Our paper on motor-doped supramolecular rotators has been published in Nature Nanotechnology, alongside News&Views
Continuously revolving patterns
30 June 2017
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Nathalie is awarded with the Gold Medal of the Royal Dutch Chemical Society (KNCV). The Gold Medal is awarded yearly to a top talent in chemistry and is the premier prize for researchers in the chemical sciences in the Netherlands.
KNCV Gouden Medaille 2017 voor Nathalie Katsonis
29 June 2017
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Nathalie and Alexander are awarded with a grant from the Volkswagen Foundation. We are looking forward to starting the project with our collaborators in Kiel.
Functional Morphology and Biomechanics
28 June 2017
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Nathalie receives an ECHO grant from the Dutch Science Foundation. We are looking for a PhD student!
April 2017
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Nathalie is promoted to full professor
7 December 2016
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Nathalie receives the 2016 Athena Award from the Dutch Science Foundation, in recognition of excellent research achievements and of her commitment in outreach activities.
19-20 September 2016
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We are co-organizing a workshop with the group of Dick Broer and Albert Schenning (SFD, Tu/e).
The program is online!
January 2016
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Congratulations to Rindia's and Wilfried's paper in ChemPhysChem special issue on molecular motors !
September 2015
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Rindia wins the poster prize at the “Supramolecular Chemistry on Proteins” Symposium
March 2014
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Our paper on 'Conversion of light into macroscopic helical motion' has been published in Nature Chemistry
Paper in Nature Chemistry
February 2014
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Nathalie Katsonis new member of the Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW)
www.dejongeakademie.nl
Bio-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.
