Robert Konrat

Robert Konrat is a full-time Professor at the Department of Structural and Computational Biology within the Max Perutz Laboratories at the University of Vienna. His research focuses on advanced NMR spectroscopy techniques for studying intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs), protein dynamics, and molecular interactions, with a particular emphasis on phosphotyrosine interactome analysis and isotope labeling methods.

• Key Research Areas: NMR spectroscopy, IDP dynamics, osteopontin structure-function relationships, selective isotope labeling, and molecular interaction mapping.
• Projects: Ongoing work includes "NMR spectroscopy of intrinsically disordered proteins" (2025-2028) and "NMR studies of IDP dynamics" (2022-2025), alongside completed projects on osteopontin's role in bone material.

Recent publications highlight innovations in NMR methodology for studying protein-ligand interactions, Tau protein posttranslational modifications, and IDP structural heterogeneity. Collaborations span Austria and international institutions, with activities including poster presentations at scientific conferences since 2022.

His work contributes to fundamental understanding in structural biology and has methodological implications for biochemical research, though specific SDG contributions remain unspecified in the provided data.