Examples of using Biophysicist in English and their translations into German
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The research team led by the biophysicist Prof.
The biophysicist was appointed jointly by the university and HITS.
Dr Anne Eckhardt(existing member), biophysicist, as Chair.
Swiss biophysicist Jacques Dubochet, 75, has being doing volunteer work since he retired.
Bengt Nölting(1962-2009), German physicist and biophysicist.
De Jonge, a biophysicist, has already received numerous awards for the development of"Liquid-STEM.
May 1957 in Landshut, Bavaria is a German surgeon, biophysicist, and professor.
Watson shared a Nobel Prize in 1962 with biophysicist Francis Crick for their proposed model for the structure of the DNA molecule.
Curiously, they were predicted, one year earlier, by the biophysicist Paul Green 1962.
HITS' first Scientific Director will be biophysicist Prof. Rebecca Wade, her deputy being computational linguist Prof. Michael Strube.
It even begins to form tissue- in other words,it manufactures material,” explains the biophysicist and materials scientist.
By concentrating on what's important, the biophysicist also manages to reconcile her career and family life.
Magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) has become a widely adopted diagnostic tool thanks to German biophysicist Jens Frahm.
Biophysicist Petra Schwille from the Technical University of Dresden opened the congress with a lecture on the potential of synthetic biology.
The first procedure in this direction was treatment with micro-magnetic field impulses according to biophysicist W. Ludwig.
Biophysicist Jens Frahm has been nominated in the"Research" category for his groundbreaking developments in magnetic resonance imaging.
The second group of youngresearchers, which will investigate mem brane pro te in bio physics, will be headed by German biophysicist Dr Kirsten Bacia.
Luca Turin(born 20 November 1953) is a biophysicist and writer with a long-standing interest in the sense of smell, the art of perfume, and the fragrance industry.
Nipples are highly ordered, and preferred directions are exhibited in the structural organisation",explains Kovalev, biophysicist and main author of the study.
The biophysicist Jochen Guck(age 39) of the Biotechnology Center at the Technical University of Dresden(BIOTEC) is now officially an Alexander von Humboldt Professor of Cellular Machines.
What's the science behind a sublime perfume?With charm and precision, biophysicist Luca Turin explains the molecular makeup-- and the art-- of a scent.
Biophysicist and food expert Fritz A. Popp has found through biophoton measurements that the energy balance of plants is changed if they come from greenhouses.
In an experiment on frogs' legs conducted in 1780, the Italian physician and biophysicist Luigi Galvani discovered that muscles contract when they come into contact with two different metals.
The biophysicist builds nanomachines from DNA, the huge spiral molecule in which the genotype of every living being is stored, to create devices or machines with specific functions.
In a project that is also at home at the two sites of theSFB, the neurologist from Jena, Professor Christian Geis and the biophysicist PD Dr. Sören Doose examine the molecular mechanisms of an encephalitis, where patients form autoantibodies against a glutamate receptor in the cell membrane of neurons.
Biophysicist/information theorist Dr Lee Spetner points out that mutations have never been observed to add information, but only reduce it-this includes even the rare helpful mutations.
This work will lead to a better understanding of how photosynthesis occurs, which could allow us to improve the efficiency of photosynthesis in plants and other green organisms- potentially boosting the amount of food, and thus biomass,they produce," said lead researcher Karen Davies, a biophysicist at Berkeley Lab.
In collaboration with French researchers, the biophysicist laid the foundations for the dynamics of active matter by formulating a general hydrodynamic theory of active matter.
It is named after the German physiologist and biophysicist Julius Bernstein(1839-1917) whose"Membrane Theory" provided the first biophysical explanation for how nerve cells encode and transmit information by electrical currents.
With that research project as a backdrop, the Congress began with something entirely different:A presentation by six distinguished speakers including a biophysicist, an actor of radio, television and stage, an educator, a company director, the president of the British Sales Promotion Association and a final address by an archbishop speaking on the many problems he confronted in carrying out missionary activities across the world.
