Highlight Publications


05
Jan 2015
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SENSOR SHOWS LACK OF SPACE IN LIVING CELLS

Angew. Chem.: RESOLV members Prof. Simon Ebbinghaus from RUB, Dr. Matthias Heyden from MPI for coal research and coworkers published a new method to analyse the effects of lack of space in living cells.

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26
Nov 2014
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CLASSICAL ENZYMATIC THEORY REVISED BY INCLUDING WATER MOTIONS

PNAS: RESOLV probes real-time changes in water dynamics during enzymatic reactions.

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17
Oct 2014
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WHAT SQUEEZES ATOMS

Mol. Phys.: Longuet-Higgins Young Author's Prize for RUB researcher - A glimpse into the world of the smallest particles.

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25
Sep 2014
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"Trichter" lockt Bindungspartner zum Biomolekül

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

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20
Aug 2014
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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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04
Aug 2014
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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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09
Jul 2014
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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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03
Jul 2014
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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'.

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03
Jul 2014
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“WORK ENVIRONMENT” AFFECTS PROTEIN PROPERTIES

JACS: RESOLV: Hydration water as mediator between protein and its environment - Understanding the influence of the cellular environment with simple models.

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28
Mar 2014
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TERAHERTZ DANCE OF AMINO ACIDS

JACS: RUB chemists explain the fingerprint of dissolved glycine in the Terahertz range - Combination of molecular-dynamics simulations and spectroscopy is key to success. The team led by Prof Dr Martina Havenith-Newen and Prof Dr Dominik Marx published their report in the “Journal of the American Chemical Society”.

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