We are pleased to welcome a new research associate to the Ameloot Group!Following his master's thesis on optical detection of elastane in textiles in the Ameloot group, Maarten will continue as a

Margot was awarded her Ph.D. after successfully completing the public defense of her thesis "The need for speed in separations and sensing: Transport diffusion in metal-organic frameworks". Over the

We are pleased to welcome a new postdoc to the Ameloot Group! Leonard's research at KU Leuven focuses on combining binder jetting 3D printing with polymer-based drug dispersions for programmable,

Congratulations to Margot for receiving first price at Falling Walls Lab held in Leuven! Interested in discovering more about dog's noses in sensors? Listen to her 3 minute pitch below or read about

We are pleased to welcome a new postdoc to the Ameloot group! Wenlong received his PhD from the TU Dortmund under the supervision of Prof. Sebastian Henke. Wenlong developed several new methods for the

We are pleased to welcome a new master's thesis student to the Ameloot Group!Following his bachelor's thesis on MOC linkage, Lorenzo is currently pursuing a master's thesis at the University of Milan,

We are pleased to welcome a new postdoc to the Ameloot group!After carrying out industrial doctorate studies regarding the synthesis of bio-based polymeric resins at Maastricht University and

Integrating metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) into microfabrication processes will benefit from controlled vapor-phase deposition techniques. This study presents a molecular layer deposition method that

This study investigates the critical role of adsorption in the development of electrochemical sensors, focusing on carbon (Vulcan XC72R, acetylene black, and graphite) and zeolite (high-silica ZSM-5

At the 20th edition of the Young Belgian Magnetic Resonance Symposium, Jennifer was awarded first prize for the best oral presentation. Her talk featured an in-depth 2D HETCOR study on the influence