Prof. Dr. Thorsten Hugel
![]() Single molecule methods are essential for a thorough understanding of complex biological processes. They allow real time observation of molecular machines at work and their specific manipulation. Results of such experiments yield new insights into problems from fundamental physics at the nano-scale to the development of new drugs. The multidisciplinarity of our research requires close collaborations with colleagues in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, medicine, biotechnology and physics. The results of the following projects are particularly relevant for:
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Latest PublicationsHsp90's mechano-chemical cycle is dominated by thermal fluctuations
PNAS (2012), 109, 1, 161–166
Single-Molecule Detection and Manipulation
Comprehensive Polymer Science - 2nd edition (Elsevier), in press
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Research Areas

- Hsp90 Structure and Kinetics

- Protein Import

- Biomedical Physics

- Adhesion Mechanics
