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Towards new reaction pathways

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“Dictionaries” make fluorescence-based data for integrative structure models and their dynamics accessible

3D structures of biomolecules

New method for measuring luminescence lifetime offers breakthrough in scientific imaging

Accelerating the pace of discovery in science and industry

Effects of chemical mixtures: Neurotoxic effects add up

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Drug discovery within the patient

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New test improves diagnosis of allergies

Higher diagnostic accuracy than standard tests

Protein interactions: who is partying with whom and who is ruining the party?

New method for investigating protein interaction networks - also of interest for pharmaceutical research

Bee-friendly protection for plants

New types of sensors could help to develop plant protection products that are safe for bees

AI does not necessarily lead to more efficiency in clinical practice

Researchers analyse the effects

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