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Quad-City Times
It was not meant to be art, but it is striking
"Emad Tajkhorshid’s wife probably wouldn’t let him pick the paint for the living room; he admits he’s bad with colors.
But that didn’t stop organizers of an art exhibit in New York from inquiring about visual handiwork by Tajkhorshid and his colleagues at the University of Illinois’ Beckman Institute.
If you think water molecules passing through channels created by proteins in cell membranes would look strange on a gallery wall, then you haven’t seen the images from the Theoretical and Computational Biophysics Group at Beckman, where Tajkhorshid is deputy director."
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