C. Neil Hunter is affiliated with the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily spans biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with a focus on molecular biology as the dominant subfield. The scientist's work also intersects with cellular and molecular neuroscience, atomic and molecular physics and optics, renewable energy, sustainability and the environment, and materials chemistry.
The main topics addressed in their research include:
C. Neil Hunter has frequently published in various scientific venues, with multiple publications appearing in the following journals and platforms:
Their recent scientific papers demonstrate a range of interests related to biomolecular and photosynthetic research. Notable recent papers include:
Throughout their career, C. Neil Hunter has collaborated with various coauthors, with frequent collaborations including:
Svetlana Bahatyrova;Raoul N. Frese;Raoul N. Frese;C. Alistair Siebert;John D. Olsen
P. A. Davison;C. N. Hunter;P. Horton
C. Neil Hunter;Fevzi Daldal;Marion C. Thurnauer;J. Thomas Beatty
Walz T;Jamieson Sj;Bowers Cm;Bullough Pa
Donald A. Bryant;Donald A. Bryant;C. Neil Hunter;Martin J. Warren;Martin J. Warren
Melih K. Şener;John D. Olsen;C. Neil Hunter;Klaus J Schulten
Herman J.M. Kramer;Rienk van Grondelle;C.Neil Hunter;Willem H.J. Westerhuis
Poul E. Jensen;Poul E. Jensen;Lucien C.D. Gibson;Knud W. Henningsen;C. Neil Hunter
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Melih Şener;Johan Strümpfer;Jen Hsin;Danielle Chandler
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Abhishek Singharoy;Christopher Maffeo;Karelia H. Delgado-Magnero;David J.K. Swainsbury
Abdullah M. Alswieleh;Nan Cheng;Irene Canton;Burcin Ustbas
Derren J. Heyes;C. Neil Hunter
Stuart J. Jamieson;Peiyi Wang;Pu Qian;John Y. Kirkland
Pu Qian;C. Neil Hunter;Per A. Bullough
C Alistair Siebert;Pu Qian;Dimitrios Fotiadis;Andreas Engel
G J S Fowler;G D Sockalingum;B Robert;C N Hunter
Paul A. Davison;Heidi L. Schubert;James D. Reid;Charles D. Iorg
Dimitrios Fotiadis;Pu Qian;Ansgar Philippsen;Per A. Bullough
C. Neil Hunter;Jeffrey D. Pennoyer;James N. Sturgis;Dennis Farrelly
S. Hess;M. Chachisvilis;K. Timpmann;M. R. Jones
Jack W. Chidgey;Markéta Linhartová;Markéta Linhartová;Josef Komenda;Josef Komenda;Philip J. Jackson
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