Laboratory Internship

Gabriel Morgado participated in the secondment at the “Statistical physics and modelization for chemistry, geochemistry, and biology” research division. The secondment was devoted to the work on the final paper and the writing of the thesis. The paper was published in the peer-reviewed journal Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics with the title “Elimination of fast variables in stochastic nonlinear kinetics.”

Nabila Yasmeen, NaMeS Ph.D. student, took part in the research secondment at the Laboratory of Physical Chemistry and Microbiology for Materials and the Environment (LCPME), CNRS in France, under the supervision of Dr. Mathieu Etienne. 

Ying Zhou, NaMeS PhD student, took part in the research secondment at the Radboud University. During her secondment, Ying Zhou studied the biochemical reactions in synthetic cells with microfluidic technologies.

Faria Khan, NaMeS PhD student, took part in the research secondment at Professor Jason D. Surratt and Professor Rebecca Fry’s research group at Gilling School of Global Public Health, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA.

Kumar Sarang visited Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS), Leipzig, for his Ph.D. research. During his stay at TROPOS, he worked in Laser Lab under the supervision of Dr. Tobias Otto and Prof. Hartmut Herrmann.

Jeel Raval, NaMeS Ph.D. student, participated in the secondments at the University of Ljubljana. Jeel's visit to Profesor Iglic’s lab has been very fruitful as the secondment institute's research group has similar work interests.

Rashmi Runjhun, NaMeS PhD student, participated in the secondments at the Laboratory Of Photonics and Interfaces. She provided her research work in the distinguished lab of Prof. Michael Graetzel at EPFL Switzerland.

Yu-Ting Kao, NaMeS PhD student, participated in the secondment at the University of Freiburg. The objectives was to start a new project related to droplet microfluidics that can be written in the PhD thesis under the NaMeS project 19

Airit Agasty participated in the secondment at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research. The main aim of the lab visit was to show the applicability of universal model of viscosity developed in the team of Professor Holyst, across different macroscopic variables for different polymer systems.

Wassie Mersha Takele participated in the secondment at the Institute of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry at the University of Tuebingen, Germany. The main objective of his project was to investigate and influence the optical, spectral, and tautomerization properties of single molecules inside an optical microcavity.