Prof. Dr. Hendrik Dietz
- Telefon
- +49 89 289-11615
- Raum
- ZNN: 2.018
- dietz@tum.de
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- Arbeitsgruppe
- Biomolekulare Nanotechnologie
- Funktion
- Professur für Biomolekulare Nanotechnologie
- Zusatzinfo
- Please e-mail at dietz@ph.tum.de.
Lehrveranstaltungen und Termine
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Physical Biology of the Cell 2 – Motors, Motors, Motors and Biological Design Principles
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| VO | 2 | Dietz, H. |
Di, 14:00–16:00, PH II 127 |
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Current Developments in Biomolecular Nanotechnology
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| HS | 2 | Dietz, H. |
Mo, 14:00–17:00, ZNN 2.003 |
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Seminar to Physical Biology of the Cell 2: Current literature on cell biophysics
Zuordnung zu Modulen: |
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| HS | 2 | Dietz, H. |
Di, 16:00–18:00, PH 2271 |
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Bio-Design-Journal-Club "Drafting/Scetching/Scientific Publishing" Zuordnung zu Modulen: |
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| SE | 2 | Dietz, H. |
Mo, 17:00–18:30, ZNN 2.003 |
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FOPRA-Versuch 73: DNS-Origami Zuordnung zu Modulen: |
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| PR | 1 |
Dietz, H.
Mitwirkende: Bertosin, E.Pumm, A.Stömmer, P. |
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Mentorenprogramm im Bachelorstudiengang Physik (Professor[inn]en A–J) Zuordnung zu Modulen: |
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| KO | 0.2 |
Auwärter, W.
Back, C.
Bandarenka, A.
Barth, J.
Bausch, A. … (insgesamt 22)
Leitung/Koordination: Höffer von Loewenfeld, P. |
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Ausgeschriebene Angebote für Abschlussarbeiten
- Analysing Structural Heterogeneity in 3D DNA Origami
DNA origami enables us to build complex structures with sub-nanometer precision. We designed and built a nanoscale force spectrometer which consists of two beams and a spring mechanism that generates a force in-between them.
This thesis project focuses on solving the 3 dimensional structure of this DNA origami object, analysing its conformational states and deducing an energy landscape from them.
The project will start in March 2019. Basic programming skills welcome but not required.
- geeignet als
- Bachelorarbeit Physik
- Themensteller(in): Hendrik Dietz
- Cryo EM of a rotary DNA origami complex
DNA origami enables us to build complex structures with sub-nanometer precision. We designed and built a rotary complex in which the single subunits may adopt different conformations during the rotational motion.
This thesis project focuses on using cryo electron microscopy to 3D reconstruct the rotating apparatus and to investigate the interactions among the subunits in different rotational states.
We are looking for a student that has some basic knowledge in using terminal commands. The project will start in March 2019.
- geeignet als
- Bachelorarbeit Physik
- Themensteller(in): Hendrik Dietz