HEAS Deputy Head Ron Pinhasi and MINERVA Team Publishes on Polymer Length
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HEAS Deputy Head Ron Pinhasi along with the Minerva team have recently published a paper on ‚Polymer Length Governs DNA Adsorption Dynamics on Mineral Surfaces‘. This paper also included HEAS Members Veer Vikram Singh, Richard Kimber and Stephan M. Kraemer.