Last week, forty participants immersed themselves in near‑field spectroscopy and nanoFTIR technology in our labs at SDU Sønderborg, gaining new insights, contacts, and, for some, the opportunity to continue their sample measurements beyond the workshop. What shaped the experience most was the strong balance between high‑level scientific talks and clear, accessible educational sessions. As Jacek […]
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Date: 24. February 2026 Sønderborg, Denmark We invite researchers and industry professionals working in the field of optical nano-imaging and nano-spectroscopy across diverse material systems to join us for an exceptional event. What to Expect:Gain deep insights into cutting-edge techniques and enjoy the unique opportunity to bring your own samples for complimentary analysis. Event Highlights:
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Natasia Pedraja Hove from our partner CLEAN recorded some interviews during the stop of the Alkor in Sønderborg. Watch and listen. For Danish / English For German
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Sønderborg, nestled between fjords and fields, has been abuzz with activity over the past two days as scientists, policymakers, and curious minds gathered for the Climate Conference. Among the many events, one workshop stood out for its depth—quite literally. The PlastTrack Workshop opened its doors, inviting participants to explore the fate of plastics in the
When: December 4, 2025 Where: online matchmaking event It is designed to connect key stakeholders across the ocean plastic value chain. Explore innovative solutions to combat ocean plastic pollution. This year’s theme is Emerging tech: AI & efficient mapping of the seabed. We’ll explore how cutting-edge technologies like AI, robotics, and advanced mapping can revolutionize
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The FS ALKOR, operated by the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research in Kiel, embarked on a two-week journey in the western Baltic Sea to investigate the distribution of micro- and nanoplastics. On board a team of scientists from the PlastTrack project. With new portable equipment, some of the samples could already be analyzed on
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