Luca Turin

This paper shows that physically separated Drosophila coordinate movements through a near-field magnetic radiofrequency channel, with coordination dependent on the material of the housing.

This study shows visible light induces free radical production in Drosophila melanogaster, with the response varying by wavelength and not solely dependent on eumelanin content.

The paper uses ESR spectroscopy on fruit flies to show phosgene causes Mn(II) hyperfine signals linked to mitochondrial dysfunction and toxicity.

The paper identifies a gated electron transfer mechanism in rhodopsin using density-functional theory, suggesting its relevance to GPCR activation and olfactory receptors.