NWO CHAINS 2026 Veldhoven: see inQuiQ at the plaza
Measuring KD and protein interactions? Visit Delta Life Science at NWO CHAINS in Veldhoven, 8 and 9 December, at the plaza.
NWO CHAINS 2026 takes place at NH Koningshof in Veldhoven on 8 and 9 December, with around 150 talks from PhD candidates and postdocs, at least 400 posters, and practical demonstrations at the plaza. Delta Life Science will be there.
CHAINS is where Dutch chemistry shows its working. A lot of that work comes down to interactions: how a ligand finds its target, how strongly it holds, how a protein complex assembles. Getting a reliable KD, or resolving a protein protein interaction cleanly enough to publish, is often the step between a hypothesis and a result.
You might have heard of surface plasmon resonance. But do you know about nanophotonic evanescent field sensing? inQuiQ brings photonics technology to label-free biosensing, using an optical waveguide for high-sensitivity multiplexed detection of binding events.
For structural and mechanistic work, the practical question is what you can actually run and on what surface. The sensor chips page lists the available surface chemistries, and inQuiQ covers the instrument itself.
If you are present at CHAINS, come and find us at the plaza.
