March 25, 2019
Since 2015, nano-biologist and Q-SORT Scientist Peter Peters has been working with his research group at Maastricht University at Brightlands Maastricht Health Campus to unravel the mysteries of how cells work. He does this by studying the … [Read more]
We are pleased to announce that the first Q-SORT teaser video has just been released.
It is now available on the Q-SORT website and Vimeo.
Watch it now and stay tuned for the full release!
| European Commission – Press release |
Brussels, 20 March 2019
The EU institutions have reached a partial political agreement, subject to formal approval
A team of researchers led by Professor Ebrahim Karimi at the University of Ottawa has created the first quantum simulator designed to model ring-shaped or cyclic systems.
The new simulator will allow researchers … [Read more]
Everyone uses Wikipedia. Given its ubiquity and quality, we all use it as a jumping-off point to learn about new topics, or as “external memory” to refresh about things we’re supposed to know. It’s no surprise then, that the way … [Read more]
Q-SORT 2019 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON QUANTUM IMAGING AND ELECTRON BEAM SHAPING
2-5 JULY 2019, Erlangen, Germany
This conference is organized jointly by the partners of the projects
Quantum Sorter – A new Measurement Paradigm in Electron Microscopy (H2020-FETOPEN) with the … [Read more]
For decades scientists, art-science aficionados and the wider public have marvelled at the beautiful worlds revealed by electron microscopy, from the hideous beauty of an insect’s
When Q-SORT’s Peter Peters is asked how he would describe himself in one sentence, he answers: “I am a passionate nanobiologist who aims to understand the inner working of healthy and diseased cells at the smallest detail in order to … [Read more]
German version by Achim Raschka
Translated by David N. Winkler, Ph.D.
A few weeks ago, I received a message from a parallel universe – more precisely, I received, together with other Wikipedians in Cologne, an inquiry from Martin Rulsch on … [Read more]
Italian version by Francesca Ussani, Communication Manager, Wikimedia Italia
Translated by David N. Winkler, Ph.D.
Can complex scientific concepts be communicated to the public through the pages of Wikipedia? According to team members of the Q-SORTproject (A New … [Read more]
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