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of structure, dynamics and function. The groups use approaches from cell biology and biochemistry in combination with structural biology. The MMSB hosts 11 different research groups, totalling more than 90
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and associated with biological processes such as the circadian rhythm. The aim of the project is to understand at a molecular level the impact of these modifications on the structure and dynamics
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experimental validation of mathematical and computational models linking individual microscopic dynamics, information propagation, and collective structures (norms, social networks, global performance
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, physical chemistry, photophysics and biology, and seeks to simultaneously extract structural, dynamical and environmental information at the single-molecule scale. Within the framework of this position
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on isolated mutations in patients with telomeric disorders Construction of KI cell lines using CRISPR-Cas9 Characterization of the telomeric phenotypes of these KI lines Characterization of the phenotypes
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encoding of information, inspired by concepts from single-pixel imaging, and transposed to fluorescence microscopy through the use of structured illumination with variable frequency. The objective is to
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the boundary layer and the turbines, but also at the center. This should shed some new light on the dissipative structures and extreme events possibly responsible for the large scale evolution of the flow
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. - Structural and biochemical characterization of DNA origami using TEM, AFM, Cryo-EM, gel electrophoresis, and fluorescence-based assays. - Engineering of dynamic and stimuli-responsive DNA origami nano-machines
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ultrafast processes involved in LWFA. You will use the PIC code Smilei to model short time-scale phenomena (plasma ionization, initial heating, and LWFA dynamics within the formed channel). You will also
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surface-chemistry trends across selected metals and their oxides. These data will support the construction of a machine-learning force field tailored to NHC–surface systems, enabling large-scale molecular