The symposium will cover aspects of Fritz Haber’s life and work ranging from his scientific and organisational activities to the discovery of the catalytic synthesis of ammonia in collaboration with Robert Le Rossignol to the environmental impact of artificial fertilizers to Haber’s cultural and political attitudes, including his Jewish identity.
1100 Lecture 1: The shell-string (tensegrity) model of cells The composite cell envelope Self-stabilization of cells by actin-microtubule cross talk A short look at the classical thermodynamic-elastic concept of membrane sculpturing An example: Lipid-protein sorting by the concept of hydrophobic matching. Adhesion domains as generators of solitary actin gelation pulses
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