AMOLF researchers observed bursts of energy that may help the molecular machine determine whether the encountered protein is the correct target.
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🔄 We all know the importance of recycling materials. But, did you know that our own bodies also recycle essential building blocks? AMOLF researchers in the group of San…
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Physics of Functional Complex Matter
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AMOLF carries out research on the fundamental physics and design principles of natural and man-made functional complex matter. Using this knowledge AMOLF researchers create novel functional materials that provide solutions to societal challenges in renewable energy, green ICT and healthcare. AMOLF is part of the institutes organisation of NWO.
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