Lecture on single molecule spectroscopy
Single molecule spectroscopy gives access to details about the structure and dynamics of protein systems that are unamenable to most other techniques. Ben Schuler is an absolute expert in the field and is giving a lecture on single molecule spectroscopy on proteins in particular involving protein folding, disorder and dynamics. You are very welcome to join the lecture starting at 15:00 on Thursday 23 September in the Lundbeck Auditorium, Biocenter, Ole Maaløes Vej 5. Ben is professor at the University of Zürich but is visiting the Structural Biology and NMR Laboratory at the Department of Biology until the end of September.
You can also get a glimpse of the research on intrinsically disordered proteins by Ben 20 September in room 1-2-03 at the Biocenter.
You can prepare for the lecture by reading this short tutorial on single molecule spectroscopy written by Ben:
- “Single-molecule FRET of protein structure and dynamics - a primer” (https://schuler.bioc.uzh.ch/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/schuler13.pdf)
And you can download the slides from the lecture here: