SNI Professors
The Swiss Nanoscience Institute has supported the two Argovia professors Roderick Lim and Martino Poggio since they began working at the SNI.
Roderick Lim focuses on nuclear pore complexes in biological membranes in order to study how metabolic transport between the nucleus and the cytoplasma functions. Martino Poggio and his team conduct research into nanomagnetism and nanomechanics. Among other topics, he studies nano wires and their application as multifunctional sensors.
The SNI also supports the three titular professors Thomas Jung, Michel Kenzelmann, and Frithjof Nolting. All three teach in the Department of Physics at the University of Basel and lead research groups at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI). Thomas Jung is also responsible for the Nanolab in the Department of Physics at the University of Basel.
Argovia professor Roderick Lim
Research group Roderick Lim
Example of research topic
Roderick Lim researches the transport processes and mechanical properties of cells
Argovia professor Martino Poggio
Poggiolab
Example of research topic
Martino Poggio studies nanowires
Titular professor Thomas Jung
Nanolab
Example of research topic
Thomas Jung studies nanonetworks
Titular professor Michel Kenzelmann
Laboratory for Neutron Scattering and Imaging
Example of research topic
Michel Kenzelmann researches materials with unusual magnetic properties
Titular professor Frithjof Nolting
Laboratory for Condensed Matter (LSC)
Example of research topic
Frithjof Nolting is a specialist in analyses using the Swiss Light Source
"The professors supported by the SNI make a significant contribution to the SNI's scientific success."
Prof. Christian Schönenberger, former SNI director and honorary member