Robert Ros
Associate Professor
PhD, University of Basel, 2000
Associate Professor
PhD, University of Basel, 2000
| Home Department | Physics |
| Areas of Study | Nanobiophysics |
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| Class Pages | PHY-111 |
Background My research activities can be summarized in the framework of nanobiophysics with especial emphasis on structural biology, physics of molecular recognition and conformational dynamics of single (bio-)molecules using scanning probe methods, force spectroscopy technologies and nanophotonics. My goal is to develop and improve nanobiophysical techniques (in particular the combination of cutting-edge force and optical technologies) and to apply them to fundamental biological processes, structures and nanomaterials such as gene regulation, transcription, translation, molecular machines, and charge transfer in bacterial nanowires. |
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[Publication]
A. Fuhrmann, J.C. Schoening, D. Anselmetti, D. Staiger, and R. Ros; Quantitative analysis of single molecule RNA-protein interaction Biophysical Journal 96, 5030-5039 (2009).
[Publication]
A. Fuhrmann, S. Getfert, D. Anselmetti, P. Reimann, and R. Ros; Refined procedure of evaluating experimental single-molecule force spectroscopy data: Phys. Rev. E 77, 031912 (2008)
[Publication]
F.W. Bartels, M. McIntosh, Ch. Metzendorf, P. Plattner, N. Sewald, D. Anselmetti, R. Ros, and A Becker; Effector-stimulated single molecule protein-DNA interactions of a quorum sensing system in Sinorhizobium meliloti: Biophysical Journal 92, 4391-4400 (2007).
[Publication]
R. Eckel, V. Walhorn, Ch. Pelargus, J. Martini, J. Enderlein, Th. Nann, D. Anselmetti, and R. Ros; Fluorescence emission control of single CdSe nanocrystals using gold-modified AFM tips:
Small 3, 44-49 (2007).