Power at the nanoscale: Speed, strength, and efficiency in biological motors
Biophysics seminar by Carlos Bustamante, UC Berkeley
Hosted by Biological Physics and Physical Biology Virtual Seminars
Friday 01:00–02:10 New York (GMT-4)
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Berkeley, CA, USA · In person
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