Chirality is a geometrical property described by continuous mathematical functions. However, in chemical disciplines chirality is often treated as a binary left/right characteristic of molecules rather than a continuity of chiral shapes. While being theoretically possible, a family of stable chemical structures with similar shapes and progressively tunable chirality is yet unknown. In this presentation, we will explore such structures in the form of nanostructured microparticles with anisotropic bowtie shape and widely tunable twist angle, pitch, width, thickness, and length. The self-... Read More

In this webinar we outline the study of monoclonal antibody structure using qHOS and various spectroscopic techniques.Read More