Research

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Research

Various research is done using the Doppler-Cluster. On this page some examples are given:

Allergy Research

Barrierefreiheit: Kurzbeschreibung des Bildes
This image is taken from a molecular dynamics thermal unfolding study of the major birch pollen allergen. Comparison of the wild type protein and a computationally designed variant of higher thermal stability. Department for molecular biology, research team around Peter Lackner

Quantum Mechanics: Density Functional Theory

Barrierefreiheit: Kurzbeschreibung des Bildes
These images show an ab initio simulation in a fast-ion-conducting cubic-garnet, scientific paper: ACS-Link. Department for material science and physics, divison material sciences and mineralogy.

Evolutionary studies

Deep learning

We want to thank Daniel Rettenwander and Peter Lackner for providing the visual material.