
Saxena Lab
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The Saxena Lab at the University of Pittsburgh is an Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopy group with interests in biophysics and methodology
University of Pittsburgh
Joined May 2021
Using recent theory, we show that the field dependence of the DQC signal is sensitive to the relative orientation of the two g-tensor axes. The data is also in great agreement with theoretical predictions. (2/2) #ESR.
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We recently collaborated with the Transue Group at @Pitt_Chemistry and published a communication in @J_A_C_S! We used pulsed EPR to show the long relaxation times of a series of tungsten(V) chalcogenide complexes. These molecules have large spin-sensitive responses to (1/2).
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RT @Pitt_Chemistry: Happy to see this new paper from the @Saxena_Lab published in Chemistry, A European Journal: Endogenous Cu(II) Labelin….
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Shramana, Niko, and Hannah presented their research at @rockymtnconf last month, and alumni from the Saxena Lab were able to reconnect at dinner.
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RT @sharonruthstein: In our recent collaborative work with @Saxena_Lab , we explored the dynamic nature of P. aeruginosa CueR copper transc….
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Sunil has been selected as a recipient of the 2024 Provost's Award for Excellence in Doctoral Mentoring at the University of Pittsburgh. Congratulations and well deserved! @Pitt_Chemistry.
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Zikri (now at UC Davis) recently published a paper from his PhD in collaboration with the @StollPatrol group. Here, we developed two rotamer libraries for our dHis-Cu(II)-NTA using molecular dynamics and the new chiLife method. @PCCP .
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RT @rdavbritt: Very excited that Zikri Hasanbasri from @Saxena_Lab at Pitt has joined #fourseasonstotalspectroscopy @UCDChem as a new postd….
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RT @Bela_Bode: Really exciting results from @Saxena_Lab demonstrating submicromolar pulse dipolar EPR with nitroxide labels using DQC. Impr….
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