The Late Night Conference with Wilhelm Huck is back again with its exciting new Season 3. Just like last season, we are bringing it to you LIVE from Radboud University Nijmegen with a studio audience hosted by Prof. Wilhelm Huck. Of course, we will still follow our tradition of live streaming so that you can […]
Nikita, Mathieu, Lía and Wilhelm together with Max Derks from Laboratory of Spectroscopy and Catalysis and Labmate published a new paper on enzyme-based computation! They used proteolytic enzymatic networks immobilised in hydrogel beads and compartmentalised in a CSTR as a novel platform for molecular information processing. They demonstrated robustness of the platform in performing the […]
Last Friday our postdoc Kinga Matuła said goodbye to the group as she is now fully focused on her new start-up called QurieGen! We want to thank Kinga for all those great years in the Huck group and wish you all the best in the future! We will miss you!
Right before Christmas holiday our POC department celebrated Secret Sock Santa!🧦🎅 This is our annual tradition in which we gift special socks and also write a personal poem! This brought a lot of joy and laugh to all of us!
Last Tuesday (13 December, 2022) Roel Maas successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled “A microfluidic approach for forward design of modular cell-free genetic networks”. Roel became #22 Dr. in the Huck group! Congratulations Dr. Roel! Photo credit: Wim Steenbakkers
On the 15th-16th November 2022 Huck group was hosting the 8th General Assembly meeting of CLASSY consortium. During the 2-day hybrid meeting partners from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU), ETH Zürich (ETH), Universität Graz (UG) and Micronit B.V. (MICRONIT) presented latest research updates and challenges. Miglė Jakštaitė, Tao Zhou […]
During this year’s annual sIMMposium organised by Institute of Molecules and Materials (IMM) at Radboud University Dr. Will Robinson presented his recent study on a prebiotic reaction network and origins of life. If you still haven’t read the paper, you can find it here.
New article on photobiocatalysis in flow was published in ACS Biocatalysis in a collaboration with the group of Wolfgang Kroutil from Graz University! In this paper immobilised photodecarboxylase from C. variabilis (CvFAP) is taken as an example to demonstrate the methodology development of photobiocatalysis in flow conditions. Various enzyme immobilisation techniques were used to determine […]
Fantastic news! The National Growth Fund application for ‘RobotLab’ has now been awarded 96.9 million Euros unconditionally! Chemistry an AI will be combined together to build a fully robotic lab. Big congratulations to Wilhelm and collaborators! Learn more about this (in Dutch) here.
Emma is a computational systems biologist who enjoys working in multi-disciplinary research teams. During her Ph.D. research, she studied noisy gene expression networks to investigate the implications of cell-to-cell variability on cellular fitness through a combination of experimental (single-cell) analysis and mathematical modelling. Her work in the Huck group is focused on designing mathematical models […]