Research Highlights 2021
Our research is highlighted in national and international media sources
![]() | July 30, 2021 A young scientist of KFU develops a detoxification method for microplastic. |
![]() | July 29, 2021 Our laboratory members will publish a popular science book for children in the Tatar language. |
![]() | July 14, 2021 The scientists of KFU have identified the possibility of novel medical application of nanoclays |
![]() | July 6, 2021 20 researchers of Kazan Federal University will receive grants from Russian Science Foundation to implement their projects. |
![]() | June 1, 2021 Peptide nanomaterials are providing a promising approach in visualization and activity analysis of biomaterials in vitro and in vivo. |
![]() | May 31, 2021 Peptide nanoparticles labelled for in vitro visualization. |
![]() | May 28, 2021 KFU scientists, in collaboration with the colleagues from Chinese Academy of Sciences, have developed peptide nanoparticles labelled for in vitro visualization. |
![]() | Why nanoplastics researchers use enhanced darkfield hyperspectral microscopy. |
![]() | May 26, 2021 Expanding the detection limit for nanoplastics using darkfield hyperspectral microscopy. |
![]() | May 28, 2021 Researchers at KFU have developed “trackable” nanoparticles for drug delivery. |
![]() | May 12, 2021 Microplastic is the modern macroproblem. The plastic particles are even found in food and drinking water. The scientists from Kazan Federal university suggested using dark-field microscopy for the detection of plastic. |
![]() | March 22, 2021 Current conversation – “What plastic doing with us?” |
![]() | March 19, 2021 Threats in poly bag. The chemists rose to protect living organisms from microplastic. |
![]() | January 12, 2021 Biologists at KFU have managed to detect micro- and nanoplastics in living organisms. |
![]() | January 13, 2021 A unique microplastic detection technique. |