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Researchers discover new mechanism for the coexistence of species

[24-02-2020]

Researchers from the AMOLF institute in Amsterdam and Harvard show how the ability of organisms to move around plays a role in stabilizing ecosystems. In their paper published today in Nature, they describe how the competition between 'movers' and 'growers' leads to a balance in which both types of bacteria can continue to exist alongside each other. Read more 

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John Mydosh en het Raadsel van de Verborgen Ordelink

06-04-2020

The strength of collagenlink

06-04-2020

ERC Advanced Grant voor Cees Dekker en Lieven Vandersypenlink

03-04-2020

QuTech makes progress towards protecting quantum information from errorslink

30-03-2020

2020 Soft Matter Lectureship awarded to Valeria Garbinlink

23-03-2020

Zigzag DNAlink

23-03-2020

Excellent evaluation report for QuTechlink

16-03-2020

Menno Veldhorst wins prestigious 2019 Nicholas Kurti Science Prizelink

16-03-2020

Two-photon microscope captures plant cellslink

16-03-2020

Understanding metastasis: Science Groot grant for Erik Danenlink

16-03-2020

Light flows around corners unhinderedlink

16-03-2020

Science Groot funding for Leiden scientistslink

02-03-2020

1.3 million euros to catch quantum collapselink

02-03-2020

Monitoring the development of a tumour using the memory of bacterialink

24-02-2020

Researchers discover new mechanism for the coexistence of specieslink

24-02-2020

Cryo-chip overcomes obstacle to large-scale quantum computerslink

24-02-2020

Building the foundations of a quantum computerlink

10-02-2020

Topological Metamaterials in the medialink

10-02-2020

Molecular machine tears toxic protein clumps apartlink

03-02-2020

Microswimmers swim faster over slippery surfaceslink

03-02-2020

The peculiar effect of a small errorlink

03-02-2020

The roughening of a platinum electrodelink

03-02-2020

New software to better understand conversations between cellslink

21-01-2020

Timon Idema receives J.B. Westerdijk Prizelink

21-01-2020

Delft research brings new generation of batteries a step closerlink

21-01-2020

Reliable and extremely fast quantum calculations with germanium transistorslink

21-01-2020

Martin van Hecke wins 2020 Dutch Physica Awardlink

13-01-2020

New water jet cutter for Fine Mechanical Departmentlink

13-01-2020

Timon Idema receives J.B. Westerdijk Prizelink

13-01-2020

Yuli Nazarov receives Humboldt Research Awardlink

06-01-2020

Why PhD’s are not obtaining their doctorates on timelink

19-12-2019

Luca Giomi wint ERC Consolidator-subsidie voor stromende cellenlink

16-12-2019

Combined technique measures nanostructures ten times better than beforelink

16-12-2019

Daniela Kraft wins Athena Prize 2019link

16-12-2019

Microchip for room temperature quantum internetlink

09-12-2019

FET Open Grant for Many Photon Entanglementlink

09-12-2019

All Pilsner yeast strains originate from a single yeast ancestorlink

09-12-2019

Jorinde van de Vis wint For Women in Science Rising Talent-prijslink

09-12-2019

Using the Unused: Light Conversion Coating for Greenhouseslink

05-12-2019

Superconductivity theory under attacklink

02-12-2019

Srijit Goswami wins NWO KLEIN Grantlink

02-12-2019

PhD students Marta Pita Vidal and Stefano Polla win Young Talents Awardslink

27-11-2019

Introducing the new Casimir Coordinator: Jacqueline van Kriekenlink

22-11-2019

Daniela Kraft wins Athena Prize 2019link

21-11-2019

Building a Mars base with bacterialink

21-11-2019

Researchers see rapidly hunting CRISPR system in actionlink

21-11-2019

How an Alzheimer related protein forms plaqueslink

18-11-2019

How to make an artificial cell divide?link

14-11-2019