Highlight Publications - Page 10 of 11: RESOLV

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Sep 2016

HOW BACTERIAL PROTEINS TRANSPORT ENERGY

Nature: Bacteria can transfer energy from one membrane to another. How the proteins responsible for the process are arranged has been a mystery for a long time. Enrica Bordignon and coworkers publish new insights in Nature. -Nature

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Jan 2016

WASSERSTOFF AUS ENZYMEN: INAKTIVITÄT DURCH KLEINE VERÄNDERUNGEN

Chem. Sci.: Die Gruppe von RESOLV PS Prof. Dr. Thomas Happe berichtet ihre Ergebnisse in Kooperation mit der Universität Osaka in der Zeitschrift „Chemical Science“. (German)

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Jan 2016

NEW CONCEPT FOR A LIGHT-DRIVEN BIOFUEL CELL

Nature Energy: The team led by RESOLV PI Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann, together with colleagues from Hebrew University in Jerusalem, describes a new concept for a light-driven biofuel cell.

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Jan 2016

RESOLV STARTS THE NEW YEAR WITH AN EXHIBITION OPENING

The team from the RESOLV Cluster of Excellence kicked off the new year with the opening of the “Völlig Losgelöst” exhibition. At the New Year's reception on January 8, the researchers also looked back on the successes of the past year.

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Oct 2015

SCIENCE PAPER PUBLISHED WITHIN RESOLV

Science: RESOLV PIs Karina Morgenstern, Wolfgang Schuhmann and former RESOLV PS Aliaksandr Bandarenka (now TU München) published a paper in Science about a new method for the development of catalysts.

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Sep 2014

"Trichter" lockt Bindungspartner zum Biomolekül

JACS: Wasserbewegungen als Erkennungshelfer für Moleküle. Forscherinnen berichten im Journal of the American Chemical Society.

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Aug 2014

Proteins that replace Silicon

Chem. Eur. J.: A semi-artificial leaf faster than “natural” photosynthesis - RUB-Scientists publish “very important paper”.

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Aug 2014

A PROTECTING UMBRELLA AGAINST OXYGEN

Nature Chem.: Toward fuel cells built from renewable and abundant components - Scientists from Bochum und Mülheim report.

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Jul 2014

RUB CHEMISTS DEVELOP NOVEL CATALYST WITH TWO FUNCTIONS

Angew. Chem.: Carbon compound can facilitate water electrolysis and hydrogen combustion - Hope for more cost-efficient metal-air batteries and fuel cells.

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Jul 2014

Longuet-Higgins Early Career Researcher Prize, 2013

Mol. Phys.: Dr. Lukasz Walewski received the prize for his outstanding work with Harald Forbert and Dominik Marx on 'Interaction-induced localisation of protons in hydrogen bonds at superfluid helium temperatures'.