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bacterial respiratory chains capture redox energy, and catalyze long-range proton-coupled electron transfer (PCET) reactions across biological membranes. The project has a special emphasis on electrical
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awarded. The applicant does not need to have been awarded their PhD when applying, but needs to have done that before the fellowship is paid out. The result will be published on the homepage: https
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“Modelling Life at the Membrane with AI” ( https://cemerai.se ) to integrate data across scales within our interdisciplinary collaborative research center. Central publications from previous projects linked
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https://www.cp2k.org/positions under the heading "Four Doctoral Positions in RIXS Theory and Experiment". For more information about the research group, see: www.su.se/english/profiles/odelius
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announced at https://www.cp2k.org/positions under the heading "Four Doctoral Positions in RIXS Theory and Experiment". For more information about the research group, see: www.su.se/english/profiles/odelius
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experimental groups at SciLifeLab and internationally. Arne Elofsson is currently the co-director of CEMERAI . For more information see https://bioinfo.se/ . Representative recent publications relevant
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Crisis: Understanding Social Complexity to improve Crisis Preparedness” (SoCRISP, see https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101312131 ). The network consists of a consortium of leading universities and non
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Crisis: Understanding Social Complexity to improve Crisis Preparedness” (SoCRISP, see https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101312131 ). The network consists of a consortium of leading universities and
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transfer (PCET) reactions across biological membranes. The project has a special emphasis on electrical field effects in protein function, and how these effects are linked to the structure and dynamics of
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(PCET) reactions across biological membranes. The project has a special emphasis on electrical field effects in protein function, and how these effects are linked to the structure and dynamics of the