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Welcome!

 

My research is focused on the development of novel biophysical tools based on nanophysical phenomena. In particular, I explore the optical properties of metal nanostructures, so-called nanoplasmonic systems, and their use in biosensing applications. I am also interested in developing new nanofabrication techniques, in nanofluidics and in the implementation of surface chemistry to improve sensing applications.

 

More information about my research can be found here, in my doctoral thesis entitled "Nanoplasmonic Biosensing - Exploring Unique Possibilities" (download) or in any of my publications.

 

I am currently pursuing a postoc as a Wenner-Gren Fellow in Prof. Cees Dekker´s group at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. I was previously in Prof. Fredrik Höök's group at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden and before that at Lund University at the Nanometer Structure Concortium, directed by Prof. Lars Samuelsson.

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News and events

 

April: Presentation on plasmonic nanopores at Imagine Nano, Bilbao, Spain and at Cambridge University, UK.

 

Feb 2013: Paper published in Nano Letters on optical profiling with a plasmonic nanopore and quantification of temperatures in single plasmonic nanoantennas.

 

Dec 2012: My work was featured in NanoLabNL periodical. Download

 

Nov 2012: Delft and Leiden get 51 million euro for nanoscience.

 

Nov 2012: Paper published in Small on interference effects when optical tweezers are combined with nanopore sensors.

 

Oct 2012: Our plasmonic pore particle biosensor published in Nanotechnology was selected as editor's choice at nanotechweb.

 

Sep 2012: We present our trans-chip lithography method for low-noise nanopore sensors in an article in Nanotechnology.

 

Sep 2012: Paper on plasmonic pore particles published in Nanotechnology.

 

Aug 2012: The book Nanoplasmonic Sensors, edited by Sascha Dmitriev for Springer, is now available. I contribute to two chapters.

 

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Contact information:

Dr. Magnus Jonsson

p.m.jonsson@tudelft.nl

Department of Bionanoscience

Kavli Institute of Nanoscience

Delft University of Technology

Lorentzweg 1

2628 CJ Delft

The Netherlands

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updated 15/5 2013

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Keywords: Nanoplasmonics, Nanoplasmonic Sensing, Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance, Nanofabrication, Nanoholes, Nanopores, Bioanalytical sensing, Artificial Cell Membranes, Surface-enhanced Raman scatterin, Structural changes, nanoplasmonic structural sensing

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