Feringa research group
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Allosteric Regulation of the Rotational Speed in a Light-Driven Molecular Motor | Journal of the American Chemical Society
Feringa research group
Synergistic interplay between photoisomerization and photoluminescence in a light-driven rotary molecular motor | Nature Communications
Controlling forward and backward rotary molecular motion on demand | Nature Communications
Light‐Gated Rotation in a Molecular Motor Functionalized with a Dithienylethene Switch - Roke - 2018 - Angewandte Chemie International Edition - Wiley Online Library
Surprising finding under the hood of molecular motors | News articles | University of Groningen
Locked movement in molecular motor and rotor | News articles | University of Groningen
Molecular rotary motors: Unidirectional motion around double bonds | PNAS
Photoefficient 2nd generation molecular motors responsive to visible light - Chemical Science (RSC Publishing)
Feringa research group
Artificial molecular motors - Chemical Society Reviews (RSC Publishing)
Key examples of the various families of artificial light-driven... | Download Scientific Diagram
The Nobel Prize on Twitter: "In 1999, Ben Feringa builds the first molecular motors #NobelPrize https://t.co/kqRSUQuFKr" / Twitter
Synthetic molecular motor - Wikipedia
First-and second-generation light-driven molecular motors 1 and 2 and... | Download Scientific Diagram
Light-driven molecular motor made from entirely renewable resources | Research | Chemistry World
Second Generation Light-Driven Molecular Motors. Unidirectional Rotation Controlled by a Single Stereogenic Center with Near-Perfect Photoequilibria and Acceleration of the Speed of Rotation by Structural Modification | Journal of the American Chemical
Allosteric Regulation of the Rotational Speed in a Light-Driven Molecular Motor | Journal of the American Chemical Society
Molecular Machines: Prof. Ben Feringa's Journey to the Nobel Prize - Faculteit Wetenschappen KU Leuven
Second Generation Light-Driven Molecular Motors. Unidirectional Rotation Controlled by a Single Stereogenic Center with Near-Perfect Photoequilibria and Acceleration of the Speed of Rotation by Structural Modification | Journal of the American Chemical
Unidirectional molecular motor on a gold surface | Nature
Scientists Playing Molecular LEGO Unlock New Achievement: Synchronous Rotors
