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Research colloquium, with a particular emphasis on IPA-related research topics.
Moelcular Biology and Biophysics III: Microanalytics and actual literatuere in protein chemistry
Mol'biol.u.Biophysik III: Mikroanalytik u. aktuelle Literatur in der Proteinchemie
Microanalytics of proteins and proteomes. Edman sequencing and chemical modification of proteins, modern proteome analytics, including MALDI-TOF and electrospray mass spectrometry, HPLC separation of peptides after proteolytic proteome digestion. Actual lieterature in protein chemistry.
Molecular Biology and Biophysics I: Mechanisms of Biomacromolecular Recognition
Molek'biol. u. Biophysik I: Biomakromol. Erkennungsmechanismen
Mechanisms of biomacromolecular recognition. The basics of protein, DNA and RNA structures and their complexes are described, with special emphasis on functionality and energetic aspects.
Molecular Biology and Biophysics III: Proteins: Structure, Function and Engineering
Mol'biol.u.Biophysik III
Topics of the lecture are: Biophysics of protein folding, membrane proteins and biophysics of membranes, enzymatic catalysis, catalytic RNA and RNAi, and current topics in protein biophysics and structural biology
Molecular Biology and Biophysics III: Proteins: Structure, Function and Engineering
Molekularbiologie und Biophysik I und III
Part 1: The lecture covers: Biophysics of protein folding, mmbrane proteins and biophysics of membranes, enzymatic catalysis, catalytic RNA and RNAi, current topics in protein biophysics and structural biologyPart 2: The lecture covers: DNA and RNA structures; Protein/DNA and protein/RNA complexes and thermodynamic and kinetic aspects of their interactions.
Molecular Biology and Biophysics III: Proteins: Strucutre, Function and Engineering
Mol'biol.u.Biophysik III: Proteine: Struktur, Funktion und Engineering
Molekular biology and Biophysics III: Biophysics of protein folding, membrane proteins and biophysics of membranes, enzymatic catalysis, katalytic RNA and RNAi, proteome analytics, actual literature in protein biophysics and structural biology
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Neutron Scattering in Solid State Physics I
Neutronenstreuung in der Festkörperphysik I
Introduction to neutron scattering (mathematical description in terms of correlation functions) and applications to basic problems of solid state physics: static and dynamics of condensed matter, magnetic structures as well as magnetic excitations, polarized neutrons.
The goal of the course is to provide the physics and technology basis for controlled fusion research, from the main elements of plasma physics to the reactor concepts.
This lecture conveys the mathematical basis necessary for the development and application of numerical models in the field of Environmental Science. The lecture material includes an introduction into numerical techniques for solving ordinary and partial differential equations, as well as exercises aimed at the realization of simple models using the computer language Python.
Numerical Methods in Environmental Sciences
Numerische Methoden in den Umweltnaturwissenschaften
Have you ever wondered how to solve environmentally relevant problems using a computer? In this lecture, we explore methods that form the foundation of modern weather, hydrology, and ecology models. You'll learn the basics of numerical mathematics and widely used algorithms, applying your knowledge by programming simple models in Python.
The lecture will cover optimization problems in physical systems with an emphasis on optimization algorithms. Some combinatorial as well as typical optimization problems will also be discussed. Furthermore, some topics such as complexity theory as well as finite-size scaling will be reviewed. Most of the examples will be based on physics spin models (e.g., Ising model).
P+: Project-based Physics Lab
P+: Projektbasiertes Physikpraktikum
This course offers a project-based alternative to the conventional physics lab course. Students can plan, build, carry out, and evaluate their own physics experiments.
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Particle Physics II
Teilchenphysik II
Following topics are treated:matter and fields; symmetries and groups;recapitulation of important aspects of non-relativistic QM;electrodynamik of spinless particles; Feynman diagrams and propagators;concept of spin; Dirac equation; electrodynamik of particles with spin;Feynman rules;structure of hadrons and its measurement in deep-inelastic scattering.
The course focuses on the connection between particle physics theory and experimental results to provide a comprehensive modern view of the Standard Model. The covered topics are quantum electrodynamics (QED) and quantum chromodynamics (QCD).
Research colloquium
Particle Physics at CERN
Teilchenphysik am CERN
Detailed information in:http://[email protected]/~nessif/ETHTeilchenpraktikumCERN.html
An introduction to key concepts on the interface of Particle Physics and Early Universe cosmology. Topics include inflation and inflationary models, the ElectroWeak phase transition and vacuum stability, matter-antimatter asymmetry, recombination and the Cosmic Microwave Background, relic abundances and primordial nucleosynthesis, baryogenesis, dark matter and more.