03.12.2020Modelling genetic mosaicism of neurodevelopmental disorders in vivo by a Cre-amplifying fluorescent reporter
CnrNANO and Scuola Normale Superiore researchers developed the first molecular tool to visualize gen...
03.12.2020Mosaicismo genetico: il primo strumento molecolare
Ricercatori dell’Istituto nanoscienze del Cnr e della Scuola normale superiore di Pisa hanno reali...
01.12.2020Ecco i nanomateriali "termici" che si programmano con la luce
Messi a punto da ricercatori dell'Università di Pisa e dell'Istituto nanoscienze del Cnr dei na...
25.11.2020European Researchers’ Night 2020 is coming soon
A different date but the same message: trust and commitment to research. The European Researchers' N...
20.11.2020A new frontier for the detection of light in semiconductor nanowires
In a new paper published in Light Science & Application, a team of scientists, led by Miriam Serena ...
05.11.2020Il progetto RIMMEL partecipa al concorso “L’Europa è qui”
Il progetto RIMMEL, coordinato dal Prof. Sergio Valeri - CNR...
21.10.2020Cnr-Nano's DSQM project awarded at the Start Cup Toscana
The innovative project developed by the SQEL CnrNano research team called Digital Superconducting Qu...
19.10.2020#Scienzasulbalcone, a citizen science experiment with CnrNano
On 19 October a new Cnr citizen science experiment starts: #Scienzasulbalcone will measure the noise...
16.10.2020Jacopo Fregoni awarded by the Italian Chemical Society
The Division of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry of the Italian Chemical Society awarded the ...
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Istituto Nanoscienze consists of two centers, NEST-Pisa and S3-Modena. The research activities of the institute include - the synthesis and the fabrication of nanostructures and nanodevices, - the experimental and computational-theoretical study of their properties and functionality, and of their interfaces, - their integration in complex functional systems. The acquired knowledge is used to elaborate multidisciplinary applications in several fields, in particular energy, nano(bio)technologies, and nano-medicine. The Institute contributes also to communication and education in nanoscience. The main peculiarity the Institute is the presence of an elevated number of research infrastructures at high technological level and the presence of a critical mass of research activities in the framework of Horizon 2020 program.*