BBA - Biochimica et Biophysica Acta

Daniel Otzen is Professor of Nanobiotechnology at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO) at Aarhus University. Dr. Otzen has an MSc (1992) in Molecular Biology from Aarhus University and a PhD (1995) in Protein Biophysics from the lab of Sir Alan Fersht, at Cambridge University, jointly with Aarhus University. He has worked with protein stability, folding, and misfolding for his entire career. In 2007, he joined iNANO as a professor. His group combines different spectroscopic, calorimetric, and structural techniques (scattering and electron microscopy) to address the mechanisms and thermodynamics of protein aggregation and self-assembly in health and disease, folding in membranes and micelles and—recently—activity and stability of cold-active enzymes.

BBA journals

Webinar

Get your article accepted in the BBA Journals: Tips for authors

在线研讨会 - 如何使您的文章被 BBA 期刊接收

In this webinar, Prof Jinrong Min of the University of Toronto, and Executive Editor of BBA Gene Regulatory Mechanisms guides us through the process of preparing and submitting a manuscript to the BBA journals.

Specifically aimed at authors whose native language is Mandarin, this webinar is intended as a guide on how to know if you are ready to publish, how to write a manuscript, and how to respond to reviewers, as well as ethical pitfalls to be avoided, and how best to go about promoting your article once accepted.

Meet the editors, transform your manuscript to receive a positive evaluation from editors and reviewers, and make sure that your research is internationally read and recognized!

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