PNAS publishes peer-reviewed research in biophysics and computational biology, including studies on protein folding, molecular dynamics, structural modeling, complex biological systems, and more. This ...

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The basic physiological principles of muscle contraction are well established: when muscle cells are excited, myosin heads in the sarcomere thick filaments bind to actin thin filaments and undergo a ...

Molecular biophysics is the study of the physical principles governing biomolecular systems. It seeks to explain biological function in terms of molecular structure, dynamics and organization, from ...

As we celebrate their 200th anniversary, dive into the history of the CHRISTMAS LECTURES — from Michael Faraday to the age of video streaming. In the early 19th century, science lectures specifically ...

A biennial lecture series which celebrates the life and achievements of Professor Martin Wight and reflects the breadth of his interest in history and international relations. Martin Wight was a ...

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