Molecular Assembly in Natural and Engineered Systems

<ol> <li>Αlpha-helical peptide assemblies: Giving new function to designed structures</li> <p>Elizabeth Bromley and Kevin Channon </p> <p> <li>Viral Capsids as Self-Assembling Templates for New Materials</li> <p>Michel T. Dedeo, Daniel T. Finley, and Matthew B. Francis</p> <p> <li>Nanobiotechnology with S-Layer Proteins as Building Blocks</li> <p>Prof. Uwe B. Sleytr, Prof. Bernhard Schuster, Dr. Eva M. Egelseer, Prof. Dietmar Pum, Dipl.-Ing. Christine M. Horejs, Dr. Rupert Tscheliessnig, Dr. Nicola Ilk</p> <p> <li>The structure of bacterial S-layer proteins</li> <p>Tea Pavkov-Keller, Stefan Howorka, Walter Keller</p> <p> <li>Pili and flagella: Biology, structure and biotechnological applications</li> <p>Nani Van Gerven, Gabriel Waksman and Han Remaut</p> <p> <li>Protein modifications giving rise to homo-oligomers</li> <p>Georg E. Schulz</p> <p> <li>Spider silk: understanding the structure-function relationship of a natural fiber</li> <p>Martin Humenik, Thomas Scheibel, Andrew Smith</p> <p> <li>Bacterial Microcompartments: Insights into structure, mechanism and engineering applications<br><br>Todd O. Yeates and Sophia J. Tsai</li></ol>