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No. 21 | 12-2015

1. December 2015

Everything about the key floppy binding, simulating the death of stars, Andreas Reuter as senior professor at Heidelberg University, as well …

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Astrophysicists Raphael Hirschi and Cyril Georgy visit HITS

1. December 2015

Astrophysicists Raphael Hirschi (Keele University, UK) and Cyril Georgy (Geneva University, Switzerland) visit the PSO group at HITS from Tuesday, December 1, …

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Raphael Hirschi and Cyril Georgy visit HITS

1. December 2015

The astrophysicists Raphael Hirschi (Keele) and Cyril Georgy (Geneva) visit the PSO group at HITS from Tuesday, December 1, to Thursday, December 3 …

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Simulating the Death of Stars

25. November 2015

Humboldt Fellow Samuel Jones (University of Victoria, Canada) is exploring the evolution and the explosion of stars by means of highly …

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Michael Stang and T V Padma to be “Journalists in Residence” at HITS

12. November 2015

The Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies gives science journalists the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of computer-based, data-driven science with a …

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ISESO: On the road to a new energy management

10. November 2015

On November 9 and 10, 2015, the International Symposium on Energy System Optimization (ISESO 2015) took place at the Studio Villa Bosch conference center in …

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Welcome Vedran!

9. November 2015

A warm welcome to Vedran Miletić that just joined the MBM group as a postdoctoral fellow from Croatia. Verdan has …

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Mechanosensing of focal adhesion kinase

9. November 2015

Why do astronauts suffer from bone loss? Astronauts lose bone mass because of the low gravity in space. Bones need mechanical …

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Higher Teichmüller theory and Higgs bundles: Hengstberger Symposium in Heidelberg

2. November 2015

From November 2 – 6, 2015, Dr. Daniele Alessandrini, Dr. Gye-Seon Lee, and Dr. Ana Peón-Nieto from the Differential Geometry research group at Heidelberg …

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When the Label Matters: Adsorption of Labeled and Unlabeled Proteins on Charged Surfaces

2. November 2015

Fluorescent labels are often attached to proteins in order to experimentally study their binding and adsorption to flat surfaces. Ideally, these …

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