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The billion tons of synthetic-polymer-based materials (i.e. plastics) produced yearly are a great challenge for humanity. Nature produces even more natural polymers, yet they are sustainable. Proteins are sequence-defined natural polymers that are constant ...

The interface between water and folded proteins is very complex. Proteins have "patchy" solvent-accessible areas composed of domains of varying hydrophobicity. The textbook understanding is that these domains contribute additively to interfacial properties ...

The solvent accessible surface area of proteins is very complex, mainly because it is composed of domains with different degrees of affinity for water. The domains nature and arrangement determine both the interactions of the proteins with water (and there ...

Here we present a method to extract thermodynamic quantities for nanoparticle dispersions in solvents. The method is based on the study of tomograms obtained from cryogenic electron tomography (cryoET). The approach is demonstrated for gold nanoparticles ( ...

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Nature-Inspired Circular-Economy Recycling for Proteins: Proof of Concept

Determination and evaluation of the nonadditivity in wetting of molecularly heterogeneous surfaces

Water interactions with complex surfaces

Cryogenic electron tomography to determine thermodynamic quantities for nanoparticle dispersions

Surface energy characterization of nanoscale metal using quantitative nanomechanical characterization of atomic force microscopy (vol 507, 145041, 2020)