Research Fellow in Soft Materials Science
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Biophysical characterisation of food textures: Nano- and micro-scale structural analysis of complex soft matter in sustainable protein research.
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#food_science #food_textures #nanotechnology #self_assembly ...
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Research Fellow in Soft Materials Science
TUMCREATE
Biophysical characterisation of food textures: Nano- and micro-scale structural analysis of complex soft matter in sustainable protein research.
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#food_science #food_textures #nanotechnology #self_assembly ...
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Research Fellow in Soft Materials Science
TUMCREATE
Biophysical characterisation of food textures: Nano- and micro-scale structural analysis of complex soft matter in sustainable protein research.
See the full job description on jobRxiv: https://jobrxiv.org/job/tumcreate-27778-research-fellow-in-soft-materials-science/?feed_id=86811
#food_science #food_textures #nanotechnology #self_assembly ...
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From ordered to disordered: Progress in multiscale #self_assembly of #peptides.
https://phys.org/news/2024-03-disordered-multiscale-peptides.html
Research on biomolecular self-assembly helps to reveal cell function and disease pathogenesis, and also provides an effective means to construct green ecological material systems with unique functions. Recently, a team led by Prof. Yan Xuehai from the Institute of Process Engineering (IPE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences was invited to summarize its progress in peptide self-assembly (PSA) and multi-scale process mechanisms.
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