GROUP OF KONRAD MEISTER (DEPT. M. BONN)
In the ERI group we use a combination of biochemical, and biophysical assays as well as state-of-the-art physicochemical experiments to advance our understanding of protein functions and chemical processes at environmentally relevant interfaces. Advanced spectroscopic tools such as surface-specific vibrational sum frequency generation spectroscopy allow us to detect processes in real time and directly at the relevant interfaces.

Welcome to the ERI Group!

In the ERI group we use a combination of biochemical, and biophysical assays as well as state-of-the-art physicochemical experiments to advance our understanding of protein functions and chemical processes at environmentally relevant interfaces. Advanced spectroscopic tools such as surface-specific vibrational sum frequency generation spectroscopy allow us to detect processes in real time and directly at the relevant interfaces.
Cool Molecules at a Cool EventKonrad and Jenee held a kids workshop on "Cool Molecules" (Antifreeze Proteins) during the EU Open Days in the European Parliament in Brussels

May 2019

Cool Molecules at a Cool Event
Konrad and Jenee held a kids workshop on "Cool Molecules" (Antifreeze Proteins) during the EU Open Days in the European Parliament in Brussels

Our collaborative paper entitled Molecular Structure of a Hyperactive Antifreeze Protein Adsorbed to Ice has been accepted as a communication in J. Chem. Phys.

April 2019

Our collaborative paper entitled Molecular Structure of a Hyperactive Antifreeze Protein Adsorbed to Ice has been accepted as a communication in J. Chem. Phys.

Our collaborative paper entitled Effect of Antifreeze Glycoproteins on Organoid Survival During and After Hypothermic Storage has been accepted in Biomolecules.

March 2019

Our collaborative paper entitled Effect of Antifreeze Glycoproteins on Organoid Survival During and After Hypothermic Storage has been accepted in Biomolecules.

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