Biomolecular materials
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Biomolecular Materials Research
We try to understand and copy how such materials function starting from a molecular level, and show how the structure of molecules and their interactions can lead to different materials properties. Proteins are especially interesting for this because the techniques of modern biology allow a very detailed molecular engineering of their structures.
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BMM is part of the The Center of Excellence in Life Inspired Hybrid Materials (LIBER) https://www.aalto.fi/en/liber
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