Handbook of Molecular Biophysics

A. Quantum Mechanics Methods for Molecular Biophysics and Electronic Structure Calculations of Biomolecules1. Quantum Molecular Biological Methods using Density Functional Theory: Spectroscopic and Structural Correlations in Small Peptides, Amino Acids, Proteins and Nucleic Acids (K. J. Jalkanen, H. G. Bohr, S. Suhai)2. Radiationless Auger-like Electronic Transitions in Biomolecules: Bio-Auger Process (H. Bohr, F. B. Malik)3. Excited State Dynamics in Biomolecules (G. Groenhof, L. V. Schäfer, M. Boggio-Pasqua, M. A. Robb)4. Electron Interactions and Currents in CFT - A Current Functional Theory applied to Molecules (J. Bang, H. Bohr, J. da Providencia)5. Exploring Excited State Processes in Photosynthesis - Features of Photosynthetic Light Harvesting (V. Sundstrom)B. Studies of Motions of Biomolecules and Molecular Dynamics Calculations6. Optical Tweezers Techniques (L.B. Oddershede)7. Experimental Probes of Motions in Proteins (H. Frauenfelder)8. Molecular Dynamics Computations for Proteins (T. Allen, I. Vorobyov)9. Dynamics of Individual Muscular Protein Molecules (B. G. Nielsen)C. Biomolecular Structures and Dynamics in Proteins, Lipids, and DNA10. Protein-lipid Interactions in Biological Membranes (C. Helix Nielsen)11. DNA Biomechanics (W. K. Olson, A. R. Srinivasan, A. V. Colasanti, G. Zheng, D. Swigon)12. Models of Membrane Fusion (S. May)D. Radiation and Spectroscopy Methods in Molecular Biophysics13. Raman Spectroscopy in Virus Structure Analysis (D. Nemecek, G. J. Thomas, Jr.)14. X-ray Methods for Investigation of Structures of Lipid Assemblies (H. W. Huang, L. Yang)15. The Use of Microwaves in Molecular Biophysics (H. Bohr, M. H. Jacobsen, I. Laursen)E. Neurobiophysics and Ion-channels16. Neurobiophysics (A. Marino, O. Kolomytkin)17. Ion Channels (O. S. Andersen, H. I. Ingólfsson, J. A. Lundbæk)18. Physical Properties of Biological Membranes (T. Heimburg)F. Techniques for detecting Molecular Structures down to the Single-Molecule-Level19. Chiral Raman and

Professor Henrik Bohr is Director of the Quantum Protein Centre of the Technical University of Denmark.

Research positions and appointments have taken him to Imperial College in London, CALTECH, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Heidelberg and other institutions. His research focuses on theoretical physics, biophysics and biotechnology. A large number of journal publications and books prove his standing in the field.