Abstract Part I: Antifreeze Peptides Organisms living in icy environments produce antifreeze
proteins to control ice growth and recrystallization. It has been proposed that these …

A major outstanding problem in the field of biological physics is to properly understand the
behavior of biological systems outside physiological conditions, especially at the molecular …

Small droplets of pure water, as they are found in our atmosphere, can be supercooled to
temperatures close to-40 C. Above this temperature, the formation of a stable initial ice …

Białka przeciwdziałające zamarzaniu (AFP) posiadają zdolność do hamowania wzrostu
kryształów lodu powstających w płynach ustrojowych organizmów żywych narażonych na …

Ice and gas hydrates form at similar conditions with implications for many natural
phenomena and technological applications. On the one hand, ice formation and …

The processes at the surface of ice modulate crystal growth, atmospheric and biologically
relevant adsorption of solutes, and chemical reactions. These processes are not well …