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The first electron counts – how anaerobic microbes ‘breathe’ iron

02 Feb 2022 Simon Lichtinger 
Sébastien Giroud and Meret Aeppli
The researchers: Sébastien Giroud and Meret Aeppli in front of their glovebox. (Courtesy: Meret Aeppli)
Life has a way of adapting to challenging environments. While humans – as well as animals and plan

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Simon Lichtinger is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Simon is at the University of Oxford, where he uses molecular simulations to study drug transport through membrane transporter proteins. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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