Microscopic nanometer
scale machines exist in every cell of a living system. NANOBIOLOGY
2001 will bring together leading international experts from different
disciplines to discuss the latest experimental, theoretical and
computational developments in the study of nanoscale objects
and machines in biological systems, particularly molecular motors
and thermal ratchets. It is expected that this conference will
also impact the field of nanotechnology through introduction
of novel nanoscale structures that can be fabricated or self-assembled
as well as the elucidation of the dynamics of nanoscale biological
motors and machines.
F.
Family,
Chair (Emory)
M. Arizmendi (Mar
del Plata)
T. Vicsek (Budapest)
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