Image work of Dr. Gwendoline Delepierre (CC BY 4.0, changes made)
Who are we and what are nanohelicoid metamaterials?
CELICOIDS is a European Research Council funded project, led by Professor Justin Zoppe of the INTERCOLL Research Group in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering, that aims to develop new metamaterials—materials engineered to have properties that are not found in nature—with the potential to enhance the detection of molecular chirality. These new chiral metamaterials have applications in a wide range of fields, such as chiral optics, nanodevices, machines, chiral sensors, biology and the pharmaceutical industry.
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Where we are
The School of Industrial, Aerospace and Audiovisual Engineering of Terrassa. ESEIAAT
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Project Results
CORDIS - European Commission
News
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On July 22nd and 23rd, we had the pleasure of hosting two outstanding invited speakers who shared their ground-breaking research and insights with us
Nanocellulose Summer Seminar Series and Exciting Week of Invited Talks at ESEIAAT- UPC! -
This week, we published a Viewpoint on "Cellulose Nanocrystal Allomorphs: Morphology, Self-Assembly, and Polymer End-Tethering toward Chiral Metamaterials."
New Viewpoint article published in Accounts of Materials Research! -
