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Joel Sussman

Prof. Joel Sussman
Prof. Joel Sussman
23.02.2020

Prof. Joel Sussman

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Prof. Joel Sussman
Prof. Joel Sussman
11.05.2017

Prof. Joel Sussman 

protein repair shop
Stable by Design
01.08.2016
Biochemistry, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

A “one-stop,” computer-design “shop” for stabilizing problematic proteins

Prof. Joel Sussman
Prof. Joel Sussman
06.04.2016

Prof. Joel Sussman

Prof. Joel Sussman
Prof. Joel Sussman
06.04.2016

Prof. Joel Sussman

Prof. Joel Sussman
Prof. Joel Sussman
06.04.2016

Prof. Joel Sussman

Prof. Joel Sussman
Prof. Joel Sussman
16.01.2014

Prof. Joel Sussman is the recipient of the Ilanit-Katzir Prize together with Prof. Israel Silman

 
Cabbage looper caterpillar in its native habitiat. Image: David Cappaert, Michigan State University
Proof of Principle
24.07.2012
Structural Biology

Moth larva show their potential for producing human proteins

Israel Structural Proteomics Center (ISPC) illustration
At the Core
15.05.2012
Biochemistry, Structural Biology

Israel’s leadership in structural biology leads to the establishment of an Instruct Core Centre

European Integrated Structural Biology Infrastructure Launching
European Integrated Structural Biology Infrastructure Launching
23.02.2012
Biochemistry, Structural Biology
The Weizmann Institute is one of seven Instruct Core Centres

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