The MESA+ research programs are also called Strategic Research Orientations (SRO's). The creation of SRO’s ensures a strong multidisciplinary activity within the institute and is a basis for realization of its goal.

An SRO is a large scientific program in the order of 30-35 full-time researchers, which satisfies the following criteria:
- Combining high-quality research of at least five groups within the institute into a genuine multidisciplinary program;
- Providing excellent opportunities for international top-level research;
- Attractive for external funding (which is a quality indicator in its own right).

2009-2014

 

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Applied Nanophotonics

Pepijn Pinkse

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NanoMaterials for Energy

Mark Huijben

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Nanotechnology for Innovative Medicine

Serge Lemay

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Risk analysis and Technology Assessment

Arie Rip

2005-2010

 

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BioNanotechnology

Martin Bennink

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Cell-Stress

Michiel Duits

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MesoFluidics

Han Gardeniers

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NanoElectronics

Wilfred van der Wiel

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NanoFabrication

Jurriaan Huskens

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Molecular Photonics

Jennifer Herek