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  • 15 March 2024: Rosa Marquez wins a poster prize at EMIM

    15 March 2024: Rosa Marquez wins a poster prize at EMIM

    On 12-15 March 2024, the 19th European Molecular Imaging Meeting – EMIM 2024 took place in Porto (Portugal). Several researchers working in SWOPT participated in the talks and the posters presentations, presenting projects results and establishing new fruitful collaborations. Rosa Marquez from Prof. Szymanski’s group at UMCG …Read More »
  • 12-15 Sept. 2023: Molecular Nanotour Symposium 2023

    12-15 Sept. 2023: Molecular Nanotour Symposium 2023

    Rosa Marquez participates in the Molecular Nanotour Symposium 2023 On 13th September, the Molecular Nanotour Symposium 2023 took place in the Schulz-Horner Building of the JGU Mainz campus (Germany). The PhD student Rosa Marquez, from the SWOPT partner University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), presented a poster with her …Read More »
  • 7 September 2023: 1st Consortium meeting

    7 September 2023: 1st Consortium meeting

    On September 7th 2023, the SWOPT partners met for the first Consortium meeting, in a hybrid format. The principal investigators and early career researchers of each organization presented the progress made during the first year of the project. Vibrant discussions took place to analyse the results obtained so …Read More »
  • Helmholtz Munich receives the Total E-Quality Award

    Helmholtz Munich receives the Total E-Quality Award

    SWOPT coordinator host, Helmholtz Munich (HMGU), has received the prestigious Total E-Quality award for its commitment to promoting equal opportunities and an inclusive work culture. We are proud to be part of an institution with demonstrated dedication in achieving gender equality and cultural diversity. Pro-active measures are …Read More »
  • 3 July 2023: Photons & Proteins Workshop

    3 July 2023: Photons & Proteins Workshop

    The Photons & Proteins workshop in honor of Martin Chalfie was held at the Università di Parma, Centro Sant’Elisabetta on July 3, 2023, from 14.30 to 18.00. Detailed information here. In the occasion of the conferral of the honoris causa degree in Physics by the University of …Read More »
  • 27 June 2023: Job offer

    27 June 2023: Job offer

    Our partners in the University Hospital Cologne are looking for a highly motivated Postdoc to contribute to SWOPT. The hired scientist will work in the development of a new imaging technique for in vivo monitoring of metabolites. More details here: https://jobs-uk-koeln.de/index.php?ac=jobad&id=5586  Read More »
  • 5-7 May 2023: SWOPT at FORSCHA

    5-7 May 2023: SWOPT at FORSCHA

    On 5, 6 and 7 of May 2023, the FORSCHA – Münchner Wissenschaftstage took place in the city center of Munich, hosted at the Deutsches Museum Verkehrzentrum – Transport Museum. Our communications team was present in the Institute of Biological and Medical Imaging (IBMI, SWOPT coordinator) booth. The event was free-of-charge …Read More »
  • 16-18 April 2023: Kolff Institute Days

    16-18 April 2023: Kolff Institute Days

    Rosa Marquez won the second best poster prize with “Towards the next generation of optoacoustic imaging agents”. Every year the W.J. Kolff Institute organises the Kolff Institute Days to which all Kolff researchers and PhD students are invited. This year, the PhD student Rosa Marquez from the …Read More »
  • Paper Alert! Review on photoswitchable proteins by SWOPT coordinator

    Paper Alert! Review on photoswitchable proteins by SWOPT coordinator

    SWOPT coordinator, Andre C. Stiel, and Elsa C. Rodrigues have published a new review in FEBS Letters: “It’s a two-way street: Photoswitching and reversible changes of the protein matrix in photoswitchable fluorescent proteins and bacteriophytochromes”. The authors review the interactions between chromophore and protein matrix, focusing on …Read More »
  • SWOPT logo

    SWOPT logo

    Our communication team has created the project logo. The concept of photoswitching is visualized by a human individual flipping this simplified molecular switch. First, the molecule is shown in its state of an inconspicuous appearance (grey), that after receiving light pulses becomes activated and more and more …Read More »
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