17 November 2024: Three articles published this month

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Recent publications by unit members:

Rydberg EIT based laser lock to Zeeman sublevels with 0.6 GHz scanning range. A Vylegzhanin, S Nic Chormaic and D Brown, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 95, 113001 (2024)

One-step palladium-catalyzed heterocyclic ring-closure of benzofurans with aryl iodides through a Heck-type pathway. F Hassan, N Velmurugan, Y Yamane, S Nic Chormaic and C Luscombe, Org. Lett. 26, 9741 (2024)

Energy landscape of conformational changes for a single unmodified protein. M Peters, T Zhao, S George, VG Truong, S Nic Chormaic, C Ying, RA Nome and R Gordon, npj Biosensing 1, 14 (2024)

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17 November 2024

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