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Kinetic Selectivity Sensing in Nat. Com.!

Kinetic Selectivity Sensing in Nat. Com.!
Despite the enormous potential of gas sensors in health, safety, and environmental applications, current technologies fall short in terms of selectivity and miniaturization for everyday use. Our

Elif successfully defends her Ph.D.!

Elif successfully defends her Ph.D.!
Elif was awarded her Ph.D. after successfully completing the public defense of her thesis "3D printing porous ceramic materials". Her thesis explores how 3D printing can be used to create porous

Pieter successfully defends his Ph.D.!

Pieter successfully defends his Ph.D.!
Pieter was awarded his Ph.D. after successfully completing the public defense of his thesis "Adsorption-based electrochemical sensor design". His research dives into the fascinating world of materials

Lukas joins the group!

Lukas joins the group!
We are pleased to welcome a new research associate to the Ameloot Group!After working as a student for the Recyclear project, Lukas will continue to work on the developement of hardware and software

Maarten joins the group!

Maarten joins the group!
We are pleased to welcome a new research associate to the Ameloot Group!Following his master's thesis on optical detection of elastane in textiles in the Ameloot group, Maarten will continue as a

Leonard joins the group!

Leonard joins the group!
We are pleased to welcome a new postdoc to the Ameloot Group! Leonard's research at KU Leuven focuses on combining binder jetting 3D printing with polymer-based drug dispersions for programmable,

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