Flanders’ FOOD recently published an article featuring Acid Alert, a new sensor technology developed in our group that can selectively detect volatile organic acids even in challenging, high-humidity

At the 21th edition of the Young Belgian Magnetic Resonance Symposium, An was awarded the prize for the best oral presentation. Her talk featured a study on binder-jetting 3D printing of

In the latest issue of C2W, the Ameloot Group is featured in not one, but two articles!The first article covers this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry, awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and

We welcome a new postdoc and Ph.D. student to the Ameloot Group!Navid joins the group after completing his PhD on the development of topology optimization methods for monolithic catalysts in

Our Robbie the Scientist kits made their way to the PXL STEM Academy, where children got hands-on with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This time, they explored 3D printing,

EOS Wetenschap has published an interview covering our recent work on our 'molecular speed camera'. Read the full interview here. 📰Are you interested to dive deeper into our work, read the full

Seven bioscience engineering students strengthen the team this year and will conduct their Master's thesis research under the supervision of Prof. Ameloot! We wish (L-R) Yousra, Benjamin, Brecht, Tom,

We are pleased to welcome a new postdoc to the Ameloot group! Subhajit earned his Ph.D. in Chemical Sciences from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune, India, under the supervision of

Following the announcement of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry — awarded to pioneers in the field of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) — our group has received considerable media attention for our

We are pleased to welcome a new doctoral researcher to the Ameloot group. Luca worked with us during his master’s thesis. He will continue his work on detection of plastics and plastic additives to