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ABOUT THE GROUP
Our research group is located at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and affiliated with the University of Heidelberg. Our research is focused on the synthesis and application of biofunctional materials, surfaces and nanoparticles.
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Lutong Lu receently did his master thesis in our group - and he did excellent job! So, we are very pleased to now announce that he will continue as a PhD student. Looking forward to continuously having you as a part of the Levkin Research Group!
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Our new group member Julián Serna’s proposal for a DAAD scholarship has just been accepted! Congratulations Julián, very well deserved!
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A new method for high-throughput purification of synthesized compounds using miniaturized liquid-liquid extraction on a chip has been developed to accelerate drug discovery by allowing synthesis and screening to be carried out on the same platform. Congratulations to Janne!
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Our group wishes everyone Merry Christmas and a Happy New 2023 year! Let´s hope together that 2023 will be much better than 2022. We wish you a lot of health and a lot of peace in 2023.
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Welcome to Dr. Saltuk Hanay (photo) who just joined our group. Saltuk is going to be a member of the Excellence Cluster 3D Matter Made to Order. Saltuk will work on a new translation project in collaboration with Prof. Eva Blasco.
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Welcome to Dr. Nikolaj Mandsberg who has joined our group! Nikolaj recently graduated from DTU, spent a year as a member of Joanna Aizenberg´s lab in Harvard and received the Carlsberg Foundation Internationalization Fellowship!
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Many applications reached us in the last few days, much more than our laboratory can host. For this reason, we cannot offer any more internships. However, we are working together with other research groups to enable more laboratory placements at KIT in the near future. Until then, please refrain from sending E-Mails. Many people seemed to confuse our offer. Please note that this is about internships in a chemical or biological laboratory, and NOT enabling you to study your subject at KIT. Please do not just come directly to our laboratory. We are not housing refugees on Campus. Housing is a task of the state (Baden-Württemberg), the federal government (Germany), NGOs, or private helpers.
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We wish everyone the best in these hard times.
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If you are pursuing a degree in chemistry, biology, chemical biology, material science, pharmacy, or a related subject in any Ukrainian university or research institute and you are interested in a laboratory internship at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, please contact me via E-Mail.
After the shocking events of last week, it is important to me to demonstrate that the international scientific community knows no borders and is united against war. Young individuals eager to get a higher education should not be restricted by the aggressive actions of another state. For this reason, I would like to follow the admirable examples of many of my colleagues and offer students in Ukraine a placement in my laboratory at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
My group can offer a warm and international environment, financial support, and many exciting projects in an excellence university.
Sharing is highly appreciated!
Pavel A. Levkin
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