Marine cyanobacteria tune energy transfer efficiency in their light‐harvesting antennae by modifying pigment coupling
Yuval Kolodny(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Nir Keren(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Mor Propper(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Shira Yochelis(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Yossi Paltiel(Jerusalem College of Technology), Hagit Zer(Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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