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Our visual system has evolved to detect tiny changes in the environment to help us survive in our role as predator and prey. Leveraging this capability, molecular morphs visualize conformational changes by showing arbitrary trajectories between known states. Karsten Theis, biochemistry professor at Westfield State University, will demonstrate what happens in your brain by showing morphs made on the fly, responding to requests by the participants. (1 PM EDT)
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