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Experimental Study of Self-Assembling Systems Characterized by Directional Interactions, for the easy inspection of their dynamics and resulting structures. In this chapter we will give a concise overview of what properties an experimental self-assembling system should ideally have for convenient characterization and how this has been realized so far, with special emphasis on the real-

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Multi-Scale Approach for Self-Assembly and Protein Folding,logical conditions over time-scales up to hours). We combine atomistic simulations of water at bio-interfaces (e.g., proteins or membranes) and nano-interfaces (e.g., nanoparticles or graphene sheets) and coarse-grain models of hydration water for protein folding and protein design. We study protein

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