Brunold, Thomas
Spectroscopic methods applied to metalloenzyme structure and function
Interdisciplinary PhD in Structural and Computational Biology and Quantitative Biosciences
Spectroscopic methods applied to metalloenzyme structure and function
Structures, functions and mechanisms of microbial proteins; using crystallography, protein engineering, biochemistry, chemical biology and classic microbiology
Single-molecule methods to study chemical reactions, biophysical processes, and materials properties
Cell biology, machanobiology, cancer biology, nanobiology, and biophysics in cell division machinery
We develop and utilize ultrafast multidimensional spectroscopies to study topics in biophysics and materials science
Studying the structure and dynamics of biological macromolecules using cryo-EM
Protein structure, folding, dynamics and aggregation in the cell; role of ribosome and molecular chaperones
Proteins and protein-like molecules: design, synthesis, structure and function
Dynamics and function of integral membrane proteins, secondary active transport, ion channels
Structural and biochemical exploration of RNA virus entry and replication