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Laura B. Eisenstein (1942–1985) was a professor in the physics department at the University of Illinois until her early death. Eisenstein was known for her contributions to the understanding of light-energy transduction mechanisms in biological molecules and their higher order assemblies. She was an experimentalist and spectroscopist who was particularly well known for her contributions applying the techniques of x-ray absorption spectroscopy and time-resolved resonance Raman spectroscopy to the study of biomolecules. These studies indicated that phenomena such as quantum-mechanical tunnelling can be successfully investigated even in soft-matter systems like proteins.

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rdfs:label	Laura Eisenstein (fr) Laura Eisenstein (en)
rdfs:comment	Laura B. Eisenstein (née en 1942 et morte le 14 août 1985) est une physicienne américaine, professeur au département de physique de l'Université de l'Illinois. Elle est connue pour ses contributions à la compréhension des mécanismes de transduction de l'énergie lumineuse dans les molécules biologiques et leurs assemblages d'ordre supérieur. Ses études ont démontré que des phénomènes tels que la tunnelisation mécanique quantique peuvent être étudiés avec succès même dans des systèmes de matière molle comme les protéines. (fr) Laura B. Eisenstein (1942–1985) was a professor in the physics department at the University of Illinois until her early death. Eisenstein was known for her contributions to the understanding of light-energy transduction mechanisms in biological molecules and their higher order assemblies. She was an experimentalist and spectroscopist who was particularly well known for her contributions applying the techniques of x-ray absorption spectroscopy and time-resolved resonance Raman spectroscopy to the study of biomolecules. These studies indicated that phenomena such as quantum-mechanical tunnelling can be successfully investigated even in soft-matter systems like proteins. (en)
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name	Laura B. Eisenstein (en)
death place	Champaign, Illinois (en)
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has abstract	Laura B. Eisenstein (née en 1942 et morte le 14 août 1985) est une physicienne américaine, professeur au département de physique de l'Université de l'Illinois. Elle est connue pour ses contributions à la compréhension des mécanismes de transduction de l'énergie lumineuse dans les molécules biologiques et leurs assemblages d'ordre supérieur. Ses études ont démontré que des phénomènes tels que la tunnelisation mécanique quantique peuvent être étudiés avec succès même dans des systèmes de matière molle comme les protéines. (fr)

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