Load bearing proteins and their interactions in wet conditions
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- 2016-09-02
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[2016 Fall Life Sciences & IBB Regular Seminar]
▶Subject: Load bearing proteins and their interactions in wet conditions
▶Speaker: Prof. Dong Soo Hwang (Division of Environmental Science and Engineering & Division of IBB, POSTECH)
▶Date: 4:30PM/Sept. 9(Fri.)/2016
▶Place: Auditorium(1F), Postech Biotech Center
*Abctract
Water is a common medium and looks simple, yet its interaction mechanisms with molecules and materials are very complicated. Therefore, intermolecular interactions of load bearing proteins with water determine the structure and properties of materials in aqueous systems. In this presentation, the recent advances in understanding metal-ligand interactions, cation-pi interactions, hydrogen bonding of load bearing proteins will be presented. We directly have measured these interactions using a surface forces apparatus (SFA) in aqueous solutions and some insights have been discovered. Some case studies which apply the insights from the measured interactions to translate to the design of advanced materials will be also introduced.
▶Inquiry: Prof. Seung-Woo Lee (279-2355)
* This seminar will be given in English.
please refrain from taking photos during seminars. *
▶Subject: Load bearing proteins and their interactions in wet conditions
▶Speaker: Prof. Dong Soo Hwang (Division of Environmental Science and Engineering & Division of IBB, POSTECH)
▶Date: 4:30PM/Sept. 9(Fri.)/2016
▶Place: Auditorium(1F), Postech Biotech Center
*Abctract
Water is a common medium and looks simple, yet its interaction mechanisms with molecules and materials are very complicated. Therefore, intermolecular interactions of load bearing proteins with water determine the structure and properties of materials in aqueous systems. In this presentation, the recent advances in understanding metal-ligand interactions, cation-pi interactions, hydrogen bonding of load bearing proteins will be presented. We directly have measured these interactions using a surface forces apparatus (SFA) in aqueous solutions and some insights have been discovered. Some case studies which apply the insights from the measured interactions to translate to the design of advanced materials will be also introduced.
▶Inquiry: Prof. Seung-Woo Lee (279-2355)
* This seminar will be given in English.
please refrain from taking photos during seminars. *
