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Understanding the Photochemistry of Biologically Relevant Chromophores: The Road Towards Efficient Energy Conversion and Cancer Therapy and Prevention
Light-driven processes are important in a myriad of (bio)chemical processes. This seminar will focus on the way in which organic and biological molecules cope with near-UV light irradiation, and their intrinsic mechanisms that lead to their photostability and integrity. I will show how a deep unders
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