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Bio-Molecular Charge Transport Seminar

Dr. Daria Brisker-Klaiman from Ruprecht-Karls Universität Heidelberg will give a seminar on January 17th at the Institute for Materials Science and Nanotechnology on whether dissipative bio-molecular systems can support efficient coherent charge transport based on recent experiments on electron energy transfer in bio-molecules. Contact Lars Renner to request a meeting with Dr. Brisker-Klaiman.

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Bio-Molecular Charge Transport Seminar

Dr. Daria Brisker-Klaiman from Ruprecht-Karls Universität Heidelberg will give a seminar on January 17th at the Institute for Materials Science and Nanotechnology on whether dissipative bio-molecular systems can support efficient coherent charge transport based on recent experiments on electron energy transfer in bio-molecules. Contact Lars Renner to request a meeting with Dr. Brisker-Klaiman.

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Institute for Materials Science and Nanotechnology !

Dr. Daria Brisker-Klaiman

Ruprecht-Karls Universitt Heidelberg

Ballistic charge transport through bio-molecules in a dissipative environment


Thursday, January 17! 13:00 14:00 Seminar Room 115 Hallwachsstr. 3 (HAL) 01069 Dresden
To request a time to meet with Dr. Brisker-Klaiman, Contact Lars Renner, 463-39371, nanoseminar@nano.tu-dresden.de

The question whether dissipative bio-molecular systems can support efficient coherent (phase-conserving) charge transport is raised again following recent experiments on electronenergy transfer in bio-molecules. We formulate conditions under which the current due to coherent ballistic resonant charge transport through DNA molecular junctions can be measured in spite of coupling to a dissipative environment.

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