Research Research groups Huber Group toc The Huber group develops innovative tools to determine the 3D structure of biological macromolecules form sparse experimental data of different length scale. label Research theme Research themes Computational and Theoretical Chemistry Physical and Biophysical Chemistry About Structural bioinformatics is a highly cost-efficient solution for accelerated determination of the three-dimensional (3D) structure of proteins and protein-protein complexes from a minimal set of experimental data. The ultimate goal is to understand the delicately balanced, dynamic interactions between different molecules which form the basis of life and also offer key points for pharmaceutical intervention. The computational structural biology group develops innovative tools to determine the 3D structure of biological macromolecules form sparse experimental data of different length scale. Publications Personal Group Web Page Projects Protein Structure Analysis by Electron Paramagnetic Resonance / Making Better Proteins with Un-natural Amino Acids / Predicting Structure and Function of Proteins / Continuous Molecular Evolution. Protein Structure Analysis by Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, Making Better Proteins with Un-natural Amino Acids, Predicting Structure and Function of Proteins, and Continuous Molecular Evolution. Read more Student intake Open for Honours, PhD students Theme Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, Physical and Biophysical Chemistry Read more Members Leader Prof. Thomas Huber Professor Student Mr Andrew George PhD Candidate Edan Habel PhD Candidate Nathan Paul Honours Student Mr Haocheng Qianzhu PhD Candidate Mr Damian Van Raad PhD Candidate News Incorporating an Unnatural Amino Acid To Improve NMR - JACS Spotlight Spotlights on Recent JACS Publications has highlighted a JACS paper recently published by Elwy Abdelkader, Haocheng Qianzhu, Yi Jiun Tan, Luke Adams, Thomas Huber and Gottfried Otting (10.1021/jacs.0c11971). Read the article toc
