Plus de 200 Conférences en Biologie moléculaire 2015

10th International Conference on Bio-Organic Chemistry
Dates 11 Jan 2015 → 15 Jan 2015
[ID=642100] Haut de la page
Lieu Pune, Inde
Page web http://www.iiserpune.ac.in/isboc10/home.php
Sujets apparentés Biochimie et chimie médicale, toxicologie

105.Keystone Symposia: Precision Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology
Dates 11 Jan 2015 → 16 Jan 2015
[ID=632719] Haut de la page
Lieu Big Sky, MT, États-Unis
Résumé Building on the rich resource of published genome sequences from a range of organisms, new enzymatic tools for the purposeful and precise modification of these genomes in vivo are enabling researchers to interrogate the complexity of genetic variation and determine the cause or consequence of mutations with unprecedented speed. This conference will bring together scientists who are: 1) Developing tools for precision genome engineering; 2) Using those tools for specific purposes in a wide range of organisms, including humans; 3) Engineering cells with novel pathways and properties; and 4) Creating whole synthetic genomes with prospects for wholesale reengineering.
Sujets molecular biology, cell biology, genomics, genetics, synthetic biology, recombination, transposition
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15A1
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Génomique et bio-informatique; Biologie

106.Genomics and Clinical Microbiology
Dates 18 Jan 2015 → 23 Jan 2015
[ID=647249] Haut de la page
Lieu Cambridge, Royaume-Uni
Résumé The analysis of bacterial genomes is revolutionising clinical microbiology, and the clinical microbiologists of the immediate future will have to process and interpret data very different from that provided by agar-centric clinical microbiology laboratories. This course combines practical hands-on laboratory and bioinformatics work with faculty lectures by, and discussions with, leaders in this exciting and expanding area. The principal aim is to equip clinical scientists, specialist registrars, and consultants in medical microbiology (including joint medical microbiology and infectious diseases) with sufficient understanding of these areas to meet these challenges in the future. The course will concentrate on techniques that are currently practicable in diagnosis treatment monitoring, public health and hospital epidemiology and will examine the application of whole genome sequence analysis to clinical microbiology practice.
Page web http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/education-resources/courses-and-conferences/advanced-courses-and-scientific-conferences/advanced-courses/wtvm051628.htm

107.Keystone Symposia: Epigenetics and Cancer
Dates 25 Jan 2015 → 30 Jan 2015
[ID=632809] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé Cancer epigenetics is a new and rapidly developing area of research. This Keystone Symposia meeting on Epigenetics and Cancer aims to bring together scientists who are interested in understanding the connections between basic epigenetic pathways and the process of cancer. The meeting highlights the mechanisms by which epigenetic pathways control various biological processes and the connections between epigenetic pathways and cancer, thus providing a forum for the interchange of information and knowhow between the two converging fields of cancer research and epigenetics.
Sujets cancer, epigenetics, drug discovery, molecular biology, genetics, genomics, basic mechanisms
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15A4
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Cancérologie; Génomique et bio-informatique

108.MBI Workshop on Tumor Heterogeneity and the Microenvironment
Dates 02 Fév 2015 → 06 Fév 2015
[ID=628115] Haut de la page
Lieu Mathematical Biosciences Institute, The Ohio State, États-Unis
Résumé Most solid tumors present as dense fibrotic masses, which suggests that fibroblasts contribute to tumor growth by infiltrating and depositing extracellular matrix proteins. Fibroblasts act in wound healing, angiogenesis and tissue remodeling by releasing growth factors and proteases such as matrix metalloproteinases. Therefore, if the growing tumor can co-opt such fibroblasts it has an unlimited source of many of the fundamental elements required for growth and invasion. The two central themes of this workshop are: - Heterogeneity (be it phenotypic, signaling or genotypic), and - Microenvironment (ECM, nutrients, fibroblasts and immune cells). Since a highly heterogeneous tumor has the potential to adapt to any microenvironment, understanding how interactions between the growing tumor and its microenvironment modulate tumor heterogeneity is critical to unraveling the mechanisms of cancer initiation.
Page web http://mbi.osu.edu/event/?id=819
Sujets apparentés Cancérologie

109.Keystone Symposia – Autoimmunity and Tolerance
Dates 03 Fév 2015 → 08 Fév 2015
[ID=633969] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé This symposium addresses the pathways in immunity and tolerance that lead to loss of immunological control, dysregulated immune responses and chronic inflammatory disease, as well as the preclinical and clinical aspects of a diverse number of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases including Lupus, Multiple Sclerosis, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Psoriasis, Transplantation and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Each session is designed to include a basic research talk followed by a mechanistic talk on mouse and human and clinical translation.
Sujets immunology, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory diseases
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15B1
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

110.Keystone Symposia – Tumor Immunology: Multidisciplinary Science Driving Combination Therapy
Dates 08 Fév 2015 → 13 Fév 2015
[ID=633988] Haut de la page
Lieu Banff, Canada
Résumé New knowledge in the field of cancer immunotherapy combined with new technologies has given birth to the next generation of vaccines, adoptive cellular therapies, and T cell modulating agents, all of which are being investigated in preclinical models and in patients. This conference brings together experts from academia and industry, who have pioneered these areas of immunologic science, and will showcase the integration of this increasingly complicated knowledge being uncovered in this field of research into rapid translation into clinical applications. This conference is being held jointly with Antibodies as Drugs: Immunological Scaffolds as Therapeutics
Sujets cancer, immunology, immunotherapy, T cells
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15J7
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

111.Keystone Symposia – Antibodies as Drugs: Immunological Scaffolds as Therapeutics
Dates 08 Fév 2015 → 13 Fév 2015
[ID=634056] Haut de la page
Lieu Banff, Canada
Résumé While monoclonal antibodies are now an established class of drugs in oncology and inflammation, exciting progress has been recently made on next generation, engineered therapeutic antibodies and alternative immunological scaffolds, with first examples from this class being recently approved by FDA and EMA. This symposium will review progress in this area including lessons learned in the clinic and how this can be applied to new targets and drug candidates.
Sujets cancer, immunology, immunity,
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15J8
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

112.Keystone Symposia – Endoderm Lineages in Development and Disease
Dates 08 Fév 2015 → 13 Fév 2015
[ID=633902] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé Basic studies of endoderm organ development and postnatal function have revealed the molecular basis of human congenital diseases, identified new regenerative pathways, and made it possible to grow endoderm organ tissues in vitro. This Keystone Symposia meeting brings together researchers that span the different endoderm organ systems to compare and contrast molecular mechanisms, experimental approaches, and new approaches towards translating basic research.
Sujets Development, cancer, metabolic diseases
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15B2
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

113.Keystone Symposia – Plant Receptor Kinases: From Molecules to Environment
Dates 08 Fév 2015 → 13 Fév 2015
[ID=633989] Haut de la page
Lieu Taos, NM, États-Unis
Résumé Cell surface receptor kinases are one of the major components used by plants to rapidly translate extracellular signals into appropriate intracellular responses to changing environmental and developmental conditions. This meeting highlights recent developments in our understanding of receptor kinases, from their evolution, to the pathways they are involved in to the molecular details underlying their function (e.g., post-translational modifications, structure, cell biology).
Sujets plant biology, cell biology, biochemistry, plant science, development, immunology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15B3
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

114.Keystone Symposia – Systems Biology of Lipid Metabolism
Dates 09 Fév 2015 → 13 Fév 2015
[ID=634022] Haut de la page
Lieu Breckenridge, CO, États-Unis
Résumé Due to enormous functional and structural diversity of lipids as well as because of their complex regulation at multiple spatial and temporal scales, lipids need to be studied not only at the level of biological pathways but also at the level of the biophysical systems they are part of including cellular membranes or lipoprotein particles. This meeting brings together a highly interdisciplinary outstanding group of scientists including biochemists, molecular and cellular biologists, clinical researchers and computational biologists and addresses recent progress and perspectives in the studies of lipids as related to: 1) Cellular, as well as, systemic lipid metabolism; 2) Computational modeling of lipids; and 3) Role of lipids in the pathogenesis of several complex diseases including metabolic, immune and central nervous system disorders as well as cancer.
Sujets biochemistry, systems biology, metabolic diseases, lipids
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15B4
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

115.EMBO Practical Course — Metabolomics bioinformatics for life scientists
Dates 16 Fév 2015 → 20 Fév 2015
[ID=638752] Haut de la page
Lieu Cambridge, Royaume-Uni
Sujets Cellular Metabolism, Systems Biology
Page web http://www.embo.org/events
Sujets apparentés Biologie des systèmes; Génomique et bio-informatique

116.Genetic Engineering of Mammalian Stem Cells
Dates 16 Fév 2015 → 28 Fév 2015
[ID=647174] Haut de la page
Lieu Cambridge, Royaume-Uni
Résumé This laboratory-based training course will provide a comprehensive overview and practical laboratory experience of the genetic manipulation of mammalian stem cells.Focusing on mouse ES and human iPS cells, genome informatics, recombineering, CRISPR designer nucleases, transposon technology and gene targeting will be covered in interactive demonstrations, discussions and lectures by international experts. Laboratory work includes the culture and transfection of mouse ES and human iPS cells, design and construction of gene targeting vectors, and the use of PiggyBac transposons and designer nucleases (CRISPRs) for advanced genome engineering and genetic screens. Participants will be trained in the informatics and practical use of public IKMC (International Knockout Mouse Consortium) mouse knockout resources, including the production of mutant mice.Emphasis is placed on the planning/design and successful experimental execution of gene targeting projects and participants should gain the skills necessary to design, construct and target their own genes of interest.
Page web http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/education-resources/courses-and-conferences/advanced-courses-and-scientific-conferences/advanced-courses/wtvm051172.htm

117.Keystone Symposia – RNA Silencing in Plants
Dates 17 Fév 2015 → 22 Fév 2015
[ID=634109] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé New roles for small RNA are emerging in germ cell fate, chromosome organization and DNA recombination and repair, as well as in transgene silencing. This conference brings together leaders in the field of RNA silencing from around the world with the specific goal of exploring these emerging new functions, and relating them to what is known about existing mechanisms. Participants will explore their implications for real-world problems in plant biotechnology, plant breeding, genetic modification and plant defense for solutions in sustainable agriculture and bioenergy.
Sujets genetics, plant science, plant biology, processing, noncoding, cell biology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15G1
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Botanique

118.keystone Symposia – Neuroepigenetics
Dates 22 Fév 2015 → 27 Fév 2015
[ID=634075] Haut de la page
Lieu Santa Fe, NM, États-Unis
Résumé While tremendous progress has been made in understanding epigenetic regulation of gene expression in the nervous system, we have yet to learn how neural epigenome responds to positive (such as learning experiences, enriched environment, encouragement, affection) and negative (such as defeat, trauma, deprivation) signals as a whole and at the individual gene level, and how the epigenome is regulated at the molecular level. This knowledge is important to further understand normal brain development, plasticity and function and how the epigenome becomes malfunctioned in diseases. This conference brings together experts and pioneers in studying neuroepigenetics to provide an up-to-date and comprehensive picture of epigenetic mechanisms in neural development, reprogramming and cell identity, plasticity, neuronal function and dysfunction.
Sujets genetics, genomics, neurobiology, neuroscience, neuronal function and dysfunction
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15B5
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

119.Keystone Symposia – Hematopoiesis
Dates 22 Fév 2015 → 27 Fév 2015
[ID=634096] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé Integration of years of hematological clinical experience with basic hematopoiesis research has established principles and approaches that have informed many other fields, and continue to push technological and conceptual advances in both basic and clinical research. In this tradition, this meeting brings together a spectrum of basic to clinical researchers who cover various aspects of hematopoiesis encompassing stem and progenitor cell development, maintenance and differentiation during homeostasis, stress and disease. This meeting will provide a forum for cross-fertilization between investigators pursuing diverse approaches such that participants benefit from latest technological developments and insights from different model systems, and pursue their research challenges with new insight and collaborations.
Sujets development, hematology, stem cells,
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15B6
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

120.Keystone Symposia – DNA Replication & Recombination
Dates 01 Mar 2015 → 06 Mar 2015
[ID=634114] Haut de la page
Lieu Whistler, BC, Canada
Résumé DNA replication is a fundamental process for all cells and as such is subject to exquisite cell cycle control and integration with other key cellular processes. Although recent advances have improved our understanding of a number of the key steps and transactions that govern DNA replication and recombination, our knowledge of the pathways that coordinate replication and repair remains incomplete. Given the intimate relationship between DNA replication and recombination and their importance for genome stability, this meeting will be held jointly with the Keystone Symposia on Genome Stability and DNA Repair.
Sujets genetics, genomics, transcription, translation, expression, biochemistry, cell biology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15X3
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Génomique et bio-informatique; Biochimie et chimie médicale, toxicologie

121.Keystone Symposia – Genomic Instability & DNA Repair
Dates 01 Mar 2015 → 06 Mar 2015
[ID=634157] Haut de la page
Lieu Whistler, BC, Canada
Résumé Our understanding of genome maintenance in the context of the multitude of intracellular transactions remains woefully incomplete and topic sessions addressing this issue will comprise a major theme of the conference. The meeting highlights the latest trends including how genomic technologies have revolutionized our view of genome integrity and led to the discovery of new types of genome rearrangements whose mechanistic underpinnings remain largely unknown. The unusually broad scope of the conference will bring together scientists operating at the leading edge of multiple disciplines ranging from basic cell biology to pre-clinical oncology.
Sujets cell biology, biochemistry, cancer, chromatin structure and function
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15X4
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Génomique et bio-informatique

122.Keystone Symposia – Gut Microbiota Modulation of Host Physiology: The Search for Mechanism
Dates 01 Mar 2015 → 06 Mar 2015
[ID=634095] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé The gut microbiome has been identified as an important environmental factor that affects many physiologic processes such as cell proliferation and differentiation, immune function as well as metabolism and may as such contribute to a wide variety of diseases including cancer, inflammatory, metabolic diseases and responses to pathogens. The goal of this Keystone Symposia meeting is to facilitate the understanding by which mechanisms of the microbiota modulate host physiologic processes and to increase our understanding on how an altered microbiota contributes to health and disease in humans.
Sujets microbiome, microbiology, infectious diseases, metabolic diseases, virology, physiology, bacterial
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15C1
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org

123.Keystone Symposia – Heart Disease and Regeneration: Insights from Development
Dates 01 Mar 2015 → 06 Mar 2015
[ID=634083] Haut de la page
Lieu Copper Mountain, CO, États-Unis
Résumé This meeting highlights new concepts in cardiovascular development, regeneration, and repair and emphasizes common molecular mechanisms with therapeutic potential for cardiovascular regeneration. Emerging technologies for genome editing and imaging will be discussed with the aim of facilitating new research directions and translational approaches. This meeting brings researchers with expertise in cardiac development, molecular biology, stem cell biology, genetics, and epigenetics to facilitate our understanding of heart development and homeostasis and to explore scientific directions and therapeutic approaches for the treatment of heart disease in children and adults. The conference will be held jointly with Cell Biology of the Heart: Beyond the Myocyte-Centric View.
Sujets regeneration, heart disease, cardiovascular, development, stem cells, genetics
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15X1
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Cardiologie; Génomique et bio-informatique

124.Keystone Symposia – Cell Biology of the Heart: Beyond the Myocyte-Centric View
Dates 01 Mar 2015 → 06 Mar 2015
[ID=634060] Haut de la page
Lieu Copper Mountain, CO, États-Unis
Résumé This Keystone Symposia meeting will be unique, in that, for the first time, it brings together the internationally-leading experts in the field of non-myocyte contributions to cardiac structure and function. The symposium benefits from being scheduled in parallel to a symposium dedicated to myocyte development and regeneration. As a result, participants will leave this meeting with a more holistic understanding of the heart as a multi-cellular organ, and a broadened horizon to support their individual research.
Sujets cardiovascular, heart function and failure, cell biology, development, cell biology, structural biology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15X2
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Biologie des systèmes; Génomique et bio-informatique

125.Keystone Symposia: Biology of Sirtuins
Dates 08 Mar 2015 → 12 Mar 2015
[ID=638226] Haut de la page
Lieu Santa Fe, NM, États-Unis
Résumé This meeting provides a forum where the significance of the “integrative biology of sirtuins” will be fully discussed and interdisciplinary interactions will be stimulated among people from many different fields. In this regard, this second Keystone Symposia meeting on Biology of Sirtuins will surely attract more diverse scientists from all over the world.
Sujets aging, cell biology, molecular biology,
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15C3
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Biologie

126.Keystone Symposia: Dendritic Cells and Macrophages Reunited
Dates 08 Mar 2015 → 13 Mar 2015
[ID=638236] Haut de la page
Lieu Montreal, QC, Canada
Résumé This meeting will be equally divided into basic biology and sessions dedicated to the importance of these cells in pathology including allergy, autoimmunity, cancer and infectious disease. We will emphasize human diseases as we would like this meeting to educate physician-scientists, both trained and in training.
Sujets cell biology, molecular biology, immunology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15C4
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Biologie

127.EMBO Practical Course — In vivo plant imaging
Dates 09 Mar 2015 → 15 Mar 2015
[ID=638740] Haut de la page
Lieu Heidelberg, Allemagne
Résumé This course will teach participants the practical aspects of live-imaging plant tissues. Plants are quite different to animals in many ways. For instance they typically develop much more slowly and cells do not migrate. Their overall morphologies are also very different and the presence of cell walls presents challenges optically. Over many years, certain laboratories have developed specialised imaging techniques optimised for plants. However despite these advances, the adoption of these techniques by the wider plant research community has been extremely limited. These specialised techniques will be taught to help promote their wider adoption. The course will cover the physical preparation of samples from different parts of the plant as well as time-lapse imaging strategies and image analysis approaches and uses.
Sujets imaging, plant development, modelling, time-lapse, GFP
Page web http://www.embl.de/training/events/2015/PLA15-01/index.html
Contact Diah Yulianti , EMBL Heidelberg ; Tél.: [+49 (0) 6221 387 8797]; Email.: events@embl.de
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Botanique

128.Keystone Symposia: Co-Infection – A Global Challenge for Disease Control
Dates 15 Mar 2015 → 20 Mar 2015
[ID=638201] Haut de la page
Lieu Ouro Preto, MG, Brésil
Résumé The goal of this symposium will be to broaden and deepen our understanding of within-host and population level interactions between different co-infecting pathogens and propose appropriate multidisciplinary strategies to move towards clinical and public health solutions, including the delivery of effective vaccination and chemotherapy.
Sujets infectious diseases, bacteriology, virology, immunology, immunoepidemiology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15C6
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Biologie

129.Keystone Symposia: Long Noncoding RNAs – From Evolution to Function
Dates 15 Mar 2015 → 20 Mar 2015
[ID=638200] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé The goal of this meeting is to integrate novel findings, enhance previously proposed models of lncRNA function, and generate new testable hypotheses. Our synthesis of RNA structure, function, evolution, and informatics will foster progress in this rapidly growing field.
Sujets RNA, iRNA, Processing, Noncoding, Molecular Biology
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15C7
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Génomique et bio-informatique

130.EMBO Practical Course — Single molecule and single cell fluorescence Å/nm/µ/mm-scopy
Dates 15 Mar 2015 → 23 Mar 2015
[ID=638816] Haut de la page
Lieu Heidelberg, Allemagne
Résumé Fluorescence is a light-based molecular phenomenon that is inherently non-invasive; it thus finds broad application in the studies of living matter - from the observation of isolated proteins in buffer to complex machinery in living animals. Detection of fluorescence offers highest signal to noise, such that even single molecules can be investigated. This coined the development of myriads of fluorescence-based experimental strategies in biology and biophysics. Progress in biological research is directly linked to the development and subsequent application of new spectroscopic/ microscopic techniques. Researchers in biology are mostly question driven – their aiming at using novel light-microscopy often reflects the hope to gain new insights, based on the promises of publication on the methods. This typically causes a misperception, e.g. that certain experiments performed under controlled biochemical conditions might not be easily adaptable to studies in cells, or that high-resolution methods do frequently not match the demands of in cell studies. Vice versa, in cell studies frequently lack the insights into the molecular mechanism. To achieve the necessary understanding to integrate seamlessly fluorescence tools across different resolution levels and laboratory scales (biochemical-cell-organism) in their research projects, the participants will receive hands on training and specialized training across a large range of high-resolution fluorescence studies. In particular, the course aims to teach the common concepts but also what requirements distinguish a large set of advanced fluorescent spectroscopic and microscopic techniques, from biochemical conditions to complex cellular systems. Experts in different fields will introduce principles, challenges and guidance of their fields. In this surrounding the participants will be able to directly perform small research projects in teams of two people on state of the art equipment and discuss their results with invited investigators, instructors, local teachers and editor.
Sujets Advanced Fluorescence Microscopy Methods, Superresolution Microscopy, Single Molecule Spectroscopy, Fluorescence Fluctuation Spectroscopy, Biological Functional Microscopy
Page web http://www.embl.de/training/events/2015/FLO15-01/index.html
Contact Gwen Sanderson , EMBL Heidelberg ; Tél.: [+49 (0) 6221 387 8797]; Email.: events@embl.de
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Microscopie

131.Keystone Symposia: Pathways of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Dates 16 Mar 2015 → 20 Mar 2015
[ID=638265] Haut de la page
Lieu Tahoe City, CA, États-Unis
Résumé The goal of this conference is to stimulate new treatments and biomarkers to assess treatments in neurodevelopmental disorders and to stimulate early intervention with prophylactic and targeted treatments. This conference is innovative because it pulls together basic science and translational clinical trials. By going from bench to bedside and mixing clinicians with molecular and neurobiologists we stimulate new ideas for treatment that will be beneficial across the spectrum of neurodevelopmental disorders.
Sujets neurobiology, neurodegenerative diseases, development, neurodevelopmental disorders
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15C8
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Neurologie

132.2nd Annual Symposium on RNA Science and its Applications
Date de début 20 Mar 2015
[ID=637749] Haut de la page
Lieu Albany, États-Unis
Résumé The 2nd Annual Symposium on RNA Science and its Applications entails a full day of scientific presentations, poster session and awards. Additionally, Sigma-Aldrich will be providing a hands-on CRISPR systems workshop which is tentatively scheduled to begin on March 18th and concludes the evening of March 19th. The workshop is free for those registered for the Symposium, and demonstrating importance of the workshop to their research through submission of an abstract for presentation at the Symposium. Workshop space is limited, but workshop lectures can be attended by more than those accepted for the hands-on experimentation.
Sujets CRISPR, RNA Technology, RNA Tools
Page web http://www.albany.edu/rna/2015SigmaSymposium.html
Contact Lori Chertoff; Email.: lchertoff@albany.edu

133.EMBO Conference — Mechanisms and regulation of protein translocation
Dates 21 Mar 2015 → 25 Mar 2015
[ID=638793] Haut de la page
Lieu Dubrovnik, Croatie
Sujets Membranes & Transport, Proteins & Biochemistry
Page web http://www.embo.org/events
Inscription via COMS https://www.conference-service.com/cfs5-15-04/welcome.cgi

134.American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence Conference 2015
Dates 28 Mar 2015 → 01 Avr 2015
[ID=651896] Haut de la page
Lieu Atlanta, États-Unis
Résumé Conference Objectives: - To present the latest evidence relevant to the field and critically evaluate the implications for patients, clinicians, administrators, and policy makers - To disseminate evaluation and treatment techniques to better serve patients and providers, improve program development and administration, and enhance patient outcomes - To develop strategies to assist healthcare partnerships and collaborations by advancing their understanding of medication assisted treatment as a crucial element to community wellness in an era of healthcare reform - To improve the collaboration between opioid treatment programs and community partners in response to the heightened risks associated with the use of opioids - To formulate methods to promote, support, facilitate, and integrate medication assisted treatment into the judicial and penal systems, government, and social service organizations - To discuss the magnitude and impact of prescription opioids on the healthcare system and Opioid Treatment Programs
Page web http://www.aatod.org/national-conference/2015-aatod-conference-atlanta/

135.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — Frontiers in stem cells and cancer
Dates 29 Mar 2015 → 31 Mar 2015
[ID=577072] Haut de la page
Lieu Heidelberg, Allemagne
Sujets Molecular Medicine, Signal Transduction
Page web http://www.embo.org/events

136.Keystone Symposia: Epigenomics
Dates 29 Mar 2015 → 03 Avr 2015
[ID=638417] Haut de la page
Lieu Keystone, CO, États-Unis
Résumé Empowered by recent technological advances in DNA sequencing technologies, epigenetic regulatory mechanisms have been investigated in a growing number of organisms at increasingly high resolution and scope. The results are an explosion in new genomic technologies, large-scale datasets and computational resources. Epigenomics is still a young and growing field, and there are many challenges to investigators working on specific model organisms or disease who want to adopt this approach. This meeting is designed to capture the recent progresses in the field while bridging the technological gaps in the field, such as datasets availability, method adoption, data interpretation.
Sujets epigenetics, epigenomics, DNA sequencing, development
Page web http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15Z2
Contact Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0865]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Génomique et bio-informatique

137.EMBO Practical Course — The characterization of post-translational modifications
Dates 09 Avr 2015 → 15 Avr 2015
[ID=638754] Haut de la page
Lieu Odense, Danemark
Page web http://www.embo.org/events/practical-courses
Inscription via COMS https://www.conference-service.com/pc14-32/welcome.cgi

138.RECOMB 2015 — 19th Annual International Conference on Research in Computational Molecular Biology
Dates 11 Avr 2015 → 15 Avr 2015
[ID=634622] Haut de la page
Lieu Varsovie, Pologne
Résumé The conference aims to bridge the computational, mathematical, statistical, and biological sciences. The conference features keynote talks by preeminent scientists in life sciences, proceeding presentations of peer-reviewed research papers in computational biology, and poster sessions on the latest research progress. As usual, authors of accepted papers will be invited to submit an edited version of the manuscript to the Journal of Computational Biology for the publication of a special issue.
Sujets Molecular Sequence Analysis, Regulation and Epigenomics, Molecular Evolution, Gene Expression, Biological Networks, Sequencing and genotyping Technologies, Metagenomics, Population and Statistical Genetics, Systems Biology, Computational Proteomics, Computational Structural Biology, Bioimaging
Page web http://www.recomb2015.pl
Sujets apparentés Biologie des systèmes; Génomique et bio-informatique

139.Gordon Research Conference — Cancer Genetics and Epigenetics 2015
Dates 12 Avr 2015 → 17 Avr 2015
[ID=648185] Haut de la page
Lieu Lucca, Italie
Résumé The causative links between genomic and genetic variations and cancer are well documented and have provided a greater understanding of tumorigenesis and cancer progression. Molecular genetic information has been used to derive new therapeutic regimens and has accelerated the development and application of "personalised cancer medicine". There are also an increasing appreciation that epigenetic aberrations that are often directly caused by genetic defects resulting in loss- or gain-of-function of epigenetic-regulators also contribute significantly to cancer onset and progression. Indeed, parallel integration of our knowledge of the cancer genome and epigenome using sophisticated "omics-based" technologies and high throughput functional screening techniques are providing even more tangible links between genetic/genomic aberrations, epigenetic/epigenomic dysregulation and tumorigenesis. This information is being functionally validated using experimental models that accurately reflect the underlying genetic and epigenetic alterations observed in human tumor samples. Moreover, the information is being translated into clinical use through the development of genetic and epigenetic biomarkers of cancer development, evolution, heterogeneity and response to therapeutic intervention. This GRC series focuses on the advances in discovering and validating "driver" mutations in cancer genes, understanding the downstream consequences of these genetic changes on the epigenome and how this information is being best utilized to advance cancer detection, monitoring and therapy.
Page web http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12552
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Cancérologie

140.Next Generation Sequencing
Dates 12 Avr 2015 → 19 Avr 2015
[ID=647193] Haut de la page
Lieu Cambridge, Royaume-Uni
Résumé Next-generation sequencing has become the premier tool in genetic and genomic analysis. This laboratory-based course is directed at scientists who will be generating and interpreting sequence information in their research and wish to gain a better understanding of the techniques involved and their applications.
Page web http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/education-resources/courses-and-conferences/advanced-courses-and-scientific-conferences/advanced-courses/wtx056918.htm
Sujets apparentés Génomique et bio-informatique

141.MBI Workshop on Stem Cells, Development, and Cancer
Dates 13 Avr 2015 → 17 Avr 2015
[ID=628203] Haut de la page
Lieu Mathematical Biosciences Institute, The Ohio State, États-Unis
Résumé What is the relationship between normal tissue stem cells and tumor-initiating cells (e.g., cancer stem cells)? Which signaling and other regulatory networks are altered in tumors relative to the normal tissues, and how do they function within the tumor? Finally, there is growing evidence that therapies aimed at the major cell types in tumors may sometimes make things worse, by leading to an expansion in the fraction of cancer stem cells. How can this be avoided? This workshop will address these and other questions through discussions among mathematical and computational modelers and experimentalists. In particular, the strong connections between normal development, tumor growth and the use of novel treatment strategies will be discussed.
Page web http://mbi.osu.edu/event/?id=822
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Biologie des systèmes

142.Membrane Signalling and Transport: Computation and Experiment
Dates 15 Avr 2015 → 17 Avr 2015
[ID=651859] Haut de la page
Lieu Oxford, Royaume-Uni
Résumé The conference "Membrane Signalling and Transport: Computation and Experiment" will take place Wednesday 15th to Friday 17th April 2015. The aim of the conference is to discuss recent structural and functional developments of membrane proteins in experimental and computational contexts. Topics covered will include ligand-gated ion channels, transporters, GPCRs and viral proteins and should be of interest to members of the pharmaceutical industry as well as those in academia.
Page web http://sbcb.bioch.ox.ac.uk/mgms2015/index.php
Sujets apparentés Biologie; Biologie des systèmes

143.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — Cellular heterogeneity: Role of variability and noise in biological decision-making
Dates 15 Avr 2015 → 18 Avr 2015
[ID=577137] Haut de la page
Lieu Heidelberg, Allemagne
Sujets Cell & Tissue Architecture, Differentiation & Death
Page web http://www.embo.org/events

144.EMBO Practical Course — Computational biology: From genomes to systems
Dates 17 Avr 2015 → 22 Avr 2015
[ID=638825] Haut de la page
Lieu Okinawa, Japon
Sujets Molecular Medicine, Signal Transduction
Page web http://www.embo.org/events
Inscription via COMS https://www.conference-service.com/pc15-01/registration.cgi?lang=en
Sujets apparentés Biologie des systèmes; Génomique et bio-informatique

145.Gordon Research Conference — Cell Biology of Megakaryocytes and Platelets 2015
Dates 19 Avr 2015 → 24 Avr 2015
[ID=648317] Haut de la page
Lieu Lucca, Italie
Résumé The Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on the Cell Biology of Megakaryocytes and Platelets is the premier scientific meeting focused on the biology of megakaryocytes and the platelets that arise from them. This will be the 6th biennial meeting that was organized to bring together two groups of scientists with complimentary goals and interests. Fusing new developments in basic science with high-impact translational research, the meeting will provide a stimulating program featuring an international mix of established and upcoming researchers. The meeting will start with two Keynote speakers, Drs. John Hartwig and Shaun Jackson, covering ground-breaking aspects of megakaryocyte and platelet biology. Meeting topics will include emerging roles for platelets in biology, including immunity, tumor metastasis, and lymphatic development. Identification of new signaling pathways that regulate megakaryocyte development and platelet activation will also be a key theme, including an original session focused on membrane biology. Novel mechanisms for growing platelets in vitro as well as innovative ways to visualize and study megakaryocytes and platelets will also come under the spotlight. The conference will also report on the latest findings in the regulation of platelet numbers. In addition, there is an entire session devoted to presentations of Late-Breaking Topics, selected from submitted abstracts. Building on the highly creative, congenial interactions that characterized the previous meetings in this series, this conference will provide the ideal setting for cross-fertilization of ideas, conceptual advances, and the promotion of synergistic collaborations.
Page web http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=13253
Sujets apparentés Biologie

146.EMBO Workshop — Cortical development in health and disease
Dates 26 Avr 2015 → 29 Avr 2015
[ID=638797] Haut de la page
Lieu Rehovot, Israël
Résumé This EMBO Workshop will present frontier research on the molecular, cellular and functional aspects of cortical development and mechanisms involved in the pathophysiology of disease. The development of the mammalian central nervous system (CNS) involves the timely production of neurons, precise coordination of their positioning within the growing brain tissue and subsequent integration to produce functional neural circuits. Failure in these early steps of CNS development can lead to neurological impairment, intellectual disability and epilepsy. This workshop will highlight recent insights into the fundamental mechanisms which underlie cortical development as well as disease related research. In addition, diverse systems and novel technological advances in molecular genetics and in vivo imaging that have led to recent breakthroughs in the field will be presented.
Page web http://events.embo.org/15-cortical/index.html

147.Gordon Research Conference — Antimicrobial Peptides: Basic and Translational Aspects 2015
Dates 03 Mai 2015 → 08 Mai 2015
[ID=648195] Haut de la page
Lieu Lucca, Italie
Résumé Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are essential components of host defense against infections present in all domains of life. These peptides display marked activity against bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites. But it has become increasingly clear however that AMPs and structurally related peptides also possess functions distinct from this broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity. These include realisation of roles in inflammation, immunity, wound healing and also fertility. The focus of the 2015 Gordon Conference of Antimicrobial Peptides is clear from its subtitle: basic and translational aspects. These aspects will be discussed by invited speakers, but also by scientists that submit abstracts to the meeting. The conference is aimed at scientists from a diverse array of disciplines, including microbiology, biochemistry, animal and plant biology, medicine, immunology, cell biology and drug development. The Conference will address the most innovative and up-to-date science on a range of topics in the field of AMPs research, and seek to integrate the different perspectives on the role of AMPs. AMPs play a major role at epithelial surface, where commensal and pathogenic micro-organisms are present. The intriguing insights provided by analysis of the microbiome at these epithelial surfaces will therefore have a major impact on our understanding of the role of AMPs at these surfaces. Other sessions will be focused on: regulation of expression of AMPs; microbial mechanisms to prevent the cytotoxic activity of AMPs; and their role in health and disease. Application of AMPs as therapeutics, and opportunities for use in agriculture and infection control will also be discussed. The informal and collegial atmosphere of the Conference is an ideal environment for scientific discussions and brainstorming, in formal and informal settings throughout the day. The presence of scientist from different disciplines offers opportunities for discussions that few meetings provide, in and outside the unique "Late-Breaking Topics Corner".
Page web http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12633

EMBO Global Exchange Lecture Course — Structural and biophysical methods for biological macromolecules in solution
 Dates     04 Mai 2015 → 10 Mai 2015    
[ID=638802] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Taipei, Taïwan
 Sujets     Structural Biology & Biophysics
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/glc15-01/welcome.cgi
      
149.EMBO Workshop — Embryonic-extraembryonic interfaces: Emphasis on molecular control of development in amniotes
 Dates     06 Mai 2015 → 09 Mai 2015    
[ID=638888] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Göttingen, Allemagne
 Sujets     Development, Cell & Tissue Architecture
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
150.EMBO workshop — Embryonic-extraembryonic interfaces
 Dates     06 Mai 2015 → 09 Mai 2015    
[ID=652477] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Göttingen, Allemagne
 Résumé     Emphasis on molecular control of development in amniotes
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/w15-14/welcome.cgi
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
151.EMBO Conference — Chromatin and epigenetics
 Dates     06 Mai 2015 → 10 Mai 2015    
[ID=649823] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     The principal theme and objective of this conference series is to provide a forum for the state-of-the-art in chromatin, epigenetics and epigenomics research to the international community. The conferences provide a focal point for people to present their current research and exchange ideas in a European venue. The organising team assembles top speakers covering the newest advances in the field, with an emphasis on including young PIs and incorporating diversity in every sense (gender, geography etc).
 Sujets     Chromatin & Transcription, Systems Biology
 Page web     http://www.embl.de/training/events/2015/CHR15-01/index.html
 Contact     Tim Nuernberger; Email.: tim.nuernberger@embl.de
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Génomique et bio-informatique
      
152.EMBO Workshop — SMC proteins: Chromosomal organizers from bacteria to human
 Dates     12 Mai 2015 → 15 Mai 2015    
[ID=638854] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Vienne, Autriche
 Sujets     Genome Stability & Dynamics, Proteins & Biochemistry
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/w15-22/welcome.cgi
      
153.EMBO Practical Course — Small angle neutron and X-ray scattering from proteins in solution
 Dates     18 Mai 2015 → 22 Mai 2015    
[ID=638831] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Grenoble, France
 Sujets     Structural Biology & Biophysics
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Physique appliquée: Rayonnement synchrotron et rayons X, cristallographie
      
154.Gordon Research Conference — Cannabinoid Function in the CNS: From Molecules to Disease Mechanisms 2015
 Dates     24 Mai 2015 → 29 Mai 2015    
[ID=648348] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Lucca, Italie
 Résumé     The 2015 Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on "Cannabinoid Functions in the CNS: From Molecules to Disease Mechanisms" will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the chemical structure of Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol, the major psychoactive constituent of Cannabis sativa. This conference will also mark the 25th anniversary of cloning the "neuronal" CB1 cannabinoid receptor. Thus, the meeting will blend the review of long-held conceptual milestones that provided molecular fundaments for endocannabinoid research performed today with disseminating and discussing the newest, groundbreaking results among students, junior faculty and senior investigators. Besides capturing physiological roles for endocannabinoids, ranging from secondary metabolism, synapse physiology to developmental biology including stem cells, this GRC will also serve as a platform for presenting key insights in fear, anxiety, psychosis, addiction, reward, aging and neurodegeneration. Our stated aim is to emphasize molecular mechanisms and comprehensive studies establishing causal relationships to endocannabinoid signaling. Significantly, this topical GRC will feature introductory lectures from world-renown investigators outside the immediate endocannabinoid field to promote interdisciplinarity, interactions, and the discussion of theoretical and technological advances pertinent to advancing endocannabinoid neurobiology. As such, the opening lecture will feature Tamas L. Horvath, while plenaries at the various sessions include Elena Cattaneo, Karl Deisseroth, Andreas Luthi, Raphael Mechoulam and Pier Vincenzo Piazza. We actively seek the engagement of prospective leaders to this exciting research area. Poster presentations will be held on all conference days, providing an outstanding opportunity for early career investigators to discuss their results in an expert environment. All prospective speakers have committed to emphasize unpublished results.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=13318
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
155.EMBO Workshop — Developmental circuits in aging
 Dates     25 Mai 2015 → 28 Mai 2015    
[ID=638852] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Hersonissos, Grèce
 Sujets     Development, Cellular Metabolism
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/w15-16/welcome.cgi
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
156.EMBO Workshop — Macromolecular assemblies at the crossroads of cell stress and function
 Dates     31 Mai 2015 → 04 Jui 2015    
[ID=638851] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Jerusalem, Israël
 Sujets     Cell & Tissue Architecture, Proteins & Biochemistry
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/w15-13/welcome.cgi
      
157.Gordon Research Conference — CAG Triplet Repeat Disorders 2015
 Dates     31 Mai 2015 → 05 Jui 2015    
[ID=648234] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Lucca, Italie
 Résumé     Trinucleotide CAG expansion mutations cause a number of progressive neurodegenerative disorders including Huntington’s disease (HD), the spinocerebellar ataxias (SCAs) 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 17, and spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy (SBMA). These diseases are thought to primarily result from aberrant protein gain-of-function effects, although the recent discovery of antisense transcripts at several of these loci and a new appreciation for the complexity of gene expression and epigenetic changes across the genome has raised additional possibilities. The Gordon Conference on CAG Triplet Repeat Disorders and the associated Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) will bring together scientists from around the world to discuss cutting-edge research on the molecular and cellular mechanisms of these disorders and the various therapeutic strategies which are being developed to combat them.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12982
 Sujets apparentés     Neurologie
      
158.Keystone Symposia: MicroRNAs & Noncoding RNAs in Cancer
 Dates     07 Jui 2015 → 12 Jui 2015    
[ID=643752] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Keystone, CO, États-Unis
 Résumé     This meeting focuses on the exciting biology of microRNAs and noncoding RNAs in controlling developmental and cancer processes like cell proliferation, differentiation, cell cycle, apoptosis and metastasis, as well as the latest efforts to harness the power of these RNAs as agents in the fight against cancer. In addition, this meeting attracts the best researchers working in small RNAs and cancer to one place for critical discussions that will advance the field and accelerate the benchside to bedside use of this technology and provides a stimulating environment where students, postdocs and junior investigators can present and discuss their research with the best minds in the field.
 Sujets     RNAs microRNAs, noncoding RNAs, cancer, molecular biology, genetics, genomics
 Page web     http://www.keystonesymposia.org/15E5
 Contact     Attendee Services; Tél.: [970-262-1230 or 800-253-0685]; Email.: info@keystonesymposia.org
      
159.Gordon Research Conference — Calcium Signalling: Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms in Health and Disease 2015
 Dates     07 Jui 2015 → 12 Jui 2015    
[ID=648146] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Newry, États-Unis
 Résumé     Ca2 is a ubiquitous intracellular messenger; it is an essential regulator of many cellular processes including fertilization, cell death, sensory transduction, muscle contraction, motility, exocytosis and fluid secretion. Defective Ca2 signalling is a feature of diverse diseases (e.g. hypertension and immunodeficiencies). Since Ca2 is widely used by cells to regulate their behaviour, there is a correspondingly diverse range of activities amongst investigators with an interest in Ca2 signalling. Thus, this GRC provides a unique opportunity for such investigators, who might otherwise never attend the same conferences, to meet and discuss progress from many perspectives. An important feature of the programme is that it brings together investigators whose primary interests are in fundamental aspects of Ca2 signalling with those whose interests focus primarily on the physiology or pathology of specific tissues in which Ca2 signals play an important role. The selection of speakers and topics for the sessions reflects this diversity. For example the topics that are addressed in this conference include plasma membrane signal transduction/sensing mechanisms, intracellular calcium release, calcium entry, calcium channel regulation and structure, calcium pump function, signalling microdomains, and disease associated with calcium signalling. In addition the role of calcium signalling in the regulation of functions of specific tissues or cell such as such as muscles, exocrine gland, endothelium, kidney, neurons, etc. are also discussed in detail. This conference takes place biennially and provides a premier forum for scientists with diverse interests in the many facets of calcium signalling to review exciting developments in this active area.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12388
      
160.EMBO Practical Course — Advanced electron microscopy for cell biology
 Dates     08 Jui 2015 → 19 Jui 2015    
[ID=638937] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Bordeaux, France
 Sujets     Cell & Tissue Architecture, Cell & Tissue Architecture
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/pc15-14/registration.cgi?lang=en
 Sujets apparentés     Microscopie
      
161.EMBO Practical Course — Synthetic biology in action
 Dates     08 Jui 2015 → 20 Jui 2015    
[ID=638850] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     This course focuses on the exploitation of tools and concepts of SynBio for multi-scale engineering of biological systems. The program consists of practicals with two daily lectures on closely related topics. The practicals will employ Gram-negative bacteria and yeast, the lectures will encompass a suite of topics beyond that, including activities on Ethical, Legal and Social Implications (ELSI).
 Sujets     Systems Biology, Microbiology, Virology & Pathogens, Synthetic Biology, Genetic Engineering, Genome Minimization, Gene Expression Regulation, Biocatalysis
 Page web     http://www.embl.de/training/events/2015/SYN15-01/index.html
 Contact     Tim Nuernberger , EMBL Heidelberg; Tél.: [+49 (0) 6221 387 8797]; Email.: events@embl.de
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
162.EMBO Workshop — Mechanisms of plant speciation
 Dates     09 Jui 2015 → 13 Jui 2015    
[ID=638969] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Norrtälje, Suède
 Sujets     Plant Biology
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/w15-23/welcome.cgi
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Botanique
      
163.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — Mechanisms of neurodegeneration
 Dates     14 Jui 2015 → 16 Jui 2015    
[ID=577125] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Neuroscience, Molecular Medicine
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Neurologie
      
164.EMBO | EMBL Symposium: Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration
 Dates     14 Jui 2015 → 17 Jui 2015    
[ID=637331] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     Neurodegenerative diseases represent a major challenge for today’s society in terms of the large and rapidly increasing number of the population that are afflicted and the general lack of effective treatments. The emphasis of this symposium will be on the genetic, cellular and molecular basis of neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Prion disease. The meeting will cover the major mechanisms linked to neurodegeneration and highlight the similarities and differences between the diseases. A strong emphasis will be placed on the development of targeted drug therapies and potential treatment options.
 Sujets     Neurons, Genetics, Biology, Molecular Biology, Disease, Neurodegeneration, Cell Biology, Treatment
 Page web     http://www.embo-embl-symposia.org/symposia/2015/EES15-03/index.html
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Neurologie
      
165.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — Mechanisms of neurodegeneration
 Dates     14 Jui 2015 → 17 Jui 2015    
[ID=638902] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Neuroscience, Molecular Medicine
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
166.BAGECO 13 — Symposium on Bacterial Genetics and Ecology
 Dates     14 Jui 2015 → 18 Jui 2015    
[ID=651138] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Milan, Italie
 Résumé     Recent years have brought us striking discoveries in the field of bacterial genetics and ecology that sprung from rapid advances in sequencing technologies and “omics” approaches, bioinformatics, microscopy and various analytical techniques. These advances allowed us to gather vast amounts of data, marvel over the remarkable diversity of microbial communities, culture previously unculturable organisms and discover novel ecosystem functions. These rapid developments now call for critical evaluation of the vast knowledge obtained and for hypothesis-driven research that will lead to novel concepts and connections and will be addressed during the meeting on Bacterial Genetics and Ecology (BAGECO). We are pleased to welcome some of the most renowned scientists in this field to give presentations on recent advances in prokaryotic evolution and horizontal gene transfer; sociomicrobiology and microbial community networking; microbial interactions with eukaryotic hosts; drivers of microbial community diversity and ecological outcomes; beneficial microbes; and microbial responses to anthropogenic impacts and biotechnological advances that may alleviate them.
 Page web     http://www.bageco2015.org/
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
167.EMBO:EMBL Symposium: Enabling Technologies for Eukaryotic Synthetic Biology
 Dates     21 Jui 2015 → 23 Jui 2015    
[ID=637407] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     The main goal of the proposed symposium is to bring together world-leading experts in all aspects of synthetic biology – including genome editing, systems modelling, synthetic circuits, systems biology and metabolic engineering.
 Sujets     Systems Biology, Molecular Biology, EMBL, Eukaryotic, genome editing, metabolism, protein, rna, dna
 Page web     http://www.embo-embl-symposia.org/symposia/2015/EES15-04/index.html
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Biologie des systèmes
      
168.Frontiers of Cell Signaling
 Dates     21 Jui 2015 → 24 Jui 2015    
[ID=644968] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Shanghai, Chine
 Résumé     Cell signaling, which is extremely complex and yet highly precise, is responsible for the development and function of multicellular organisms. Abnormal cell signaling leads to diseases. Recently, significant progress has been made in the biological studies of mechanisms and functions of signal transduction. At the conference, experts in Wnt, planar cell polarity and Hippo signaling, as well as signal transduction will discuss latest advances and new challenges. Additional talks will be selected from abstracts and poster awards will be given to excellent poster presentations by postdoctoral fellows and students. Social and networking opportunities will be included in the meeting program.
 Sujets     Cell signaling, Wnt signaling, Planar cell polarity, Hippo signaling
 Page web     http://www.abcam.com/CellSignaling2014
 Contact     Abcam Events; Tél.: [(+44 (0) 1223 696000)]; Email.: events@abcam.com
 Sujets apparentés     Génomique et bio-informatique; Biologie
      
169.Gordon Research Conference — Bioenergetics 2015
 Dates     21 Jui 2015 → 26 Jui 2015    
[ID=647923] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Andover, États-Unis
 Résumé     Gordon Conference on Bioenergetics will bring together scientists interested in molecular aspects of energy converting processes in procaryotes and mitochondria. The mission is to stimulate exchange of ideas between investigators interested in Bioenergetics from a broad range of scientific disciplines. It is anticipated that participants will include investigators actively engaged in research aimed at determining the high resolution structures of macromolecules, enzymatic and ion translocation mechanisms, the regulation of metabolic rates, mitochondrial morphology, and mitochondrial disease processes. The scope of the meeting also extends to participants interested in other related oxidation-reduction systems, mitochondrial transporters and ion translocating ATPases. The meeting will provide a platform for active researchers to present their most recent findings in formal scientific sessions and poster sessions. Ample free time will be scheduled for unfettered conversation between participants.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=10977
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
170.EMBO Conference — RNA localization and local translation
 Dates     28 Jui 2015 → 03 Jul 2015    
[ID=638934] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Hersonissos, Grèce
 Sujets     RNA, Neuroscience
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/cfs2-15-03/welcome.cgi
      
171.Gordon Research Conference — Cell Contact and Adhesion 2015
 Dates     28 Jui 2015 → 03 Jul 2015    
[ID=647964] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Andover, États-Unis
 Résumé     The meeting will focus on intercellular contacts mediated by classical and other types of cadherins, as well as a variety of cellular interactions mediated by eph/ephrins, nectins, tight and gap junction components. Speakers and poster discussions will examine how these receptors are integrated with signaling networks to modulate cell adhesion, migration and tissue patterning in a wide variety of model systems and organisms, and how the function of these networks is disrupted in human disease. Diverse experimental approaches to be highlighted include developmental, cell biological and biochemical, imaging and structural, as well as biophysical and materials science. Meeting organizers are committed to an inclusive atmosphere that facilitates the informal exchange of ideas among all participants, including students and postdocs, as well as senior investigators and session leaders.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=11064
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
172.Gordon Research Conference — Chromosome Dynamics 2015
 Dates     28 Jui 2015 → 03 Jul 2015    
[ID=648166] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Waterville Valley, États-Unis
 Résumé     Unlike many excellent specialty meetings where experts in eukaryotic or prokaryotic DNA replication, recombination, or transcription delve in to the intricacies of their special realm, the Chromosome Dynamics GRC takes a different tack. It includes interested participants with very different specialties and methodologies who share the common goal of understanding chromosome dynamic and the mechanisms that organize large DNA molecules. This is critical because homologous and site-specific recombination, transposition target selection, adaptive mutation, gene transcription/silencing, gene order on chromosomes, and genome segregation are all phenomena that depend on accurate models of chromosome dynamics. Breakout work on chromosomes from viruses to man has been announced at past meetings. Highlights included: new biochemistry and cell biology of condensins and cohesins, new roles for telomeres in replication and repair, single-molecule studies of chromatin remodeling proteins, mechanisms of triplet repeat expansions in diseases like Huntington’s Chorea and fragile X syndrome, and new roles for RNA in controlling epigenetic gene regulation and centromere function.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12469
 Sujets apparentés     Génomique et bio-informatique
      
173.Regulating with RNA in Bacteria and Archaea Conference
 Dates     09 Jul 2015 → 12 Jul 2015    
[ID=646457] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Punta Cana, République dominicaine
 Résumé     In the past decade it has become clear that regulatory RNAs allow bacteria and archaea to response to a wide range of changes in their environmental conditions, and that much more of the genome is transcribed than ever imagined. This conference is the fourth in a series of extremely successful meetings exploring the latest findings regarding this important class of regulators. The conference will be a premier forum for the presentation of cutting-edge advances and the latest perspectives in the areas of discovery, mechanism, structure and evolution of bacterial riboregulators. Sessions will cover prominent and emerging roles of small RNAs in regulatory networks as well as their diverse mechanisms of action. Other sessions will address how RNA-binding proteins and ribonucleases impact sRNA function. Riboswitches and other signals within mRNA that affect the stability or translation of the message as well as the important RNA-based CRISPR immunity against invading genetic elements also will be discussed. Finally, regulatory RNAs will be considered from broader evolutionary, systems and synthetic biology perspectives. In addition to featuring scientists invited from around the world, the program will include 20 speakers selected on the basis of submitted abstracts. This flexibility in programming allows inclusion of exciting late-breaking advances and will promote high visibility of rising young investigators. This meeting aims at bringing together researchers of all stages using diverse approaches to study many aspects of RNA regulation in a variety of systems, the main goal being to share novel insights, establish collaborations and facilitate cross-fertilization of ideas among investigators, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.
 Page web     http://www.zingconferences.com/conferences/regulating-rna-bacteria-archaea-conference/
      
174.Gordon Research Conference — Cell Growth and Proliferation 2015
 Dates     12 Jul 2015 → 17 Jul 2015    
[ID=647930] Haut de la page
 Lieu    West Dover, États-Unis
 Résumé     The Gordon Research Conference on Cell Growth and Proliferation will focus on the molecular mechanisms underlying eukaryotic cell division and their impact on cancer biology. The cell cycle involves a complex series of events, including cell growth, genome duplication, and mitosis. Dramatic progress in these areas has come from experiments performed in organisms ranging from yeast to mammals using approaches spanning high resolution structure determination to systems-level analysis. To continue this interdisciplinary tradition, an elite group of international researchers using diverse experimental approaches and systems will discuss their latest findings at this meeting. Sessions will focus on basic events underlying cell division. Topics will include: how cells regulate their size and metabolism; how they transit through G1; the molecular machines that carry out DNA replication and how they contend with chromatin structure; how cells sense, signal, and repair DNA damage inside and outside of S phase; how cells prepare for and execute mitosis; and the mechanical events underlying chromosome segregation and cytokinesis. A constant theme throughout these discussions will be how these processes go awry in cancer. Uniting experts in these diverse, yet related topics is expected to provide an integrated view of the cell cycle and cancer biology fields and fertilize future investigation. In addition to invited speaker talks, short talks will be selected from the submitted abstracts.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=11072
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
175.Gordon Research Conference — Enzymes, Coenzymes and Metabolic Pathways 2015
 Dates     12 Jul 2015 → 17 Jul 2015    
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 Lieu    Waterville Valley, États-Unis
 Résumé     The Gordon Conference on Enzymes, Coenzymes and Metabolic Pathways will present recent highlights in fundamental and applied enzymology and its use in understanding and manipulating various life processes. The sessions will cover a broad range of topics including DNA repair, posttranslational modifications, antibiotic resistance, natural product biosynthesis, drug development and the relationship between enzyme chemistry and chemical biology. Presenters at this conference will consist of a stimulating mix of established and emerging investigators at the forefront of the field and draw from both academia and industry. Selection of some posters for short talks, scheduled discussion sessions, poster sessions and many opportunities for informal discussions provide diverse venues to stimulate interaction between scientists at all career stages for the exploration of new ideas and approaches regarding the contribution of enzymology to modern biology and medicine.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=11264
      
176.Gordon Research Conference — Elastin, Elastic Fibers and Microfibrils 2015
 Dates     26 Jul 2015 → 31 Jul 2015    
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 Lieu    Biddeford, États-Unis
 Résumé     Elastin, Elastic Fibers and Microfibrils conference is now recognized as the major international meeting for investigators with an interest in the biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, and pathology of elastin. Over the years to follow, the breadth of the field has grown even more due to identification and study of numerous additional molecules that influence the regulation, assembly and function of elastic fibers, such as the fibulins, latent TGF-beta binding proteins, emilins, proteoglycans and lysyl oxidases. The Conference is unique in the depth of its coverage of elastin biology, spanning from detailed, high-resolution structural studies of elastin and fibrillin, to in vitro assembly assays, to functional in vivo research with transgenic and knockout animals, to human disease, and finally to biomaterials and therapies. The unusual biology of elastic fibers has brought together basic scientists with diverse areas of expertise, including physical chemistry, engineering, cell and molecular biology, developmental biology, biochemistry and biotechnology. Furthermore, because of the involvement of elastin and elastic fiber associated proteins in numerous pathological processes, past Gordon Conferences have attracted investigators with a wide spectrum of clinical interests, including emphysema, COPD, pulmonary and vascular hypertension, atherosclerosis, aneurysms, genetic diseases, and cutaneous and eye diseases. Over the years, the content and focus of the Elastin and Elastic Fibers GRC has been constantly evolving, reflecting changing trends and ideas. Attendees of previous conferences enthusiastically agree that this meeting provides the most important forum for communication and collaboration among investigators in this field. As such, this conference has had, and will continue to have, a major role in stimulating interest and influencing the direction of research in this field.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=11199
 Sujets apparentés     Biochimie et chimie médicale, toxicologie
      
177.Gordon Research Conference — Archaea: Ecology, Metabolism and Molecular Biology 2015
 Dates     26 Jul 2015 → 31 Jul 2015    
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 Lieu    Newry, États-Unis
 Résumé     The existence of the Archaea as the third domain of life was discovered approximately 30 years ago. Since this time, tremendous progress has been made to understand the metabolic pathways and genetic regulons that underlie the often extreme life style of this diverse group of prokaryotes. While certain proteins involved in transcription, translation and replications are shared with the Eukarya, general metabolic diversity resulting in diverse carbon acquisition and energy substrate usage are common with the Bacteria. The Archaea are distinct by exhibiting unique features such as a methane production, unique photosynthesis via a single protein chromophore and the ability to thrive under extreme conditions such as extremely high or low temperature, salt saturation conditions, and extremely high and low pH. Although archaeal organisms represent approximately one third of life's evolutionary diversity and display many interesting and practical properties, Archaea are much less characterized than are organisms from the other two domains. The Gordon Research Conference (GRC) constitutes the most prestigious conference in the field on archaeal research. With the discovery of the methane-producing methanogenic archaea, the first GRC was held on methanogens in 1984 and continued every three years until 1993. At this time, it was recognized that the archaea constitute a diverse group of organisms that were more broadly studied resulting in cutting edge research on novel and unique metabolic features. To reflect the broadening research activities, the first GRC on Archaea was held in 1996 and was named "Archaea: Ecology Metabolism & Molecular Biology". This highly international conference is now held in a two-year cycle and expands on established themes centering on emerging archaea and archaeal viruses and their ecology, extremophilic enzymes and unusual metabolic pathways, mechanisms of archaeal transcription, translation, replication and recombination, and genomics and evolution.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=11633
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
178.Gordon Research Conference — Cell Biology of Metals 2015
 Dates     26 Jul 2015 → 31 Jul 2015    
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 Lieu    West Dover, États-Unis
 Résumé     The Cell Biology of Metals Gordon Conference was initiated to provide a forum for an emerging field, encompassing the uptake, distribution and use of metals in cells and organelles. Metals are taken up across membranes and are directed to various cellular destinations, ultimately finding their way into the correct metalloproteins. Intricate mechanisms control uptake, distribution, trafficking, and insertion into proteins. Transporters, chelators, metal cofactors, protein folding chaperones, metallochaperones, transcription factors and translation regulators are involved. The level of complexity equals that of the protein trafficking pathways that are being characterized by modern methods of cell biology. An important objective is to understand how protein trafficking pathways and metal trafficking pathways are integrated and intersect. Other areas of focus are mechanisms of metal ion homeostasis, how cells sense diverse metal ions, and how homeostatic mechanisms for different metal ions are interconnected. Cellular malfunction or disease ensue if any of the steps in metal homeostasis are perturbed, and the meeting emphasizes these disease related implications. The sessions are organized according to cell structure, cutting across metals (Fe, Cu, Zn, Mo) and evolutionary categories.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=13326
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Biochimie et chimie médicale, toxicologie
      
179.EMBO Conference — DNA replication, chromosome segregation and cell division
 Dates     27 Jul 2015 → 31 Jul 2015    
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 Lieu    Egham, Royaume-Uni
 Sujets     Genome Stability & Dynamics, Cell Cycle
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
180.Genomic Integrity 2015
 Dates     01 Aou 2015 → 05 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Cairns, Australie
 Résumé     The Zing conference on “Genomic Integrity” will focus on the various pathways that help protect living creatures from the genetic changes that lead to genomic instability, mutagenesis, inherited rare human diseases, cancer, premature aging and neurological disorders. It is now understood that the ability to maintain the integrity of an organism's genome is achieved though the interplay between a variety of DNA repair pathways and the meeting will focus on new insights into our understanding of base excision repair, nucleotide excision repair, mismatch repair, replication fidelity, translesion DNA synthesis, cell cycle signaling and homologous recombination. The program will include time for vibrant group discussions, poster sessions and ample time for individual interactions. The key goal of this international meeting is to allow the community of scientists working in this highly interconnected set of sub-fields to come together in a single location, so as to share their exciting results and to discuss their thoughts for future research directions and collaborations.
 Page web     http://www.zingconferences.com/conferences/genomic-integrity/
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Génomique et bio-informatique
      
181.Gordon Research Conference — Epigenetics 2015
 Dates     02 Aou 2015 → 07 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Waltham, États-Unis
 Résumé     The study of epigenetics leads to an understanding of genome function. In recent years, epigenetics has revealed some of the most extraordinary forms of gene regulation and quickly became one of the most exciting research areas in genetics and developmental biology. Even as genome projects are providing the complete nucleotide sequence of organism after organism, researchers are turning to the field of epigenetics to understand how that sequence is interpreted in the context of the cell or the organism. Epigenetic modifications such as methylation of the DNA and post-translational modification of core histones affect the organization and packaging of the chromosome. These chromosomal marks are both dynamic and heritable, making epigenetics one of the most intriguing aspects of biology with a wide range of implications for development, disease, and natural variation. These and other aspects of epigenetics research are addressed at the Gordon Research Conference. It has become clear that epigenetic processes encompass an impressive diversity of mechanisms involving noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs), DNA methylation, prions, histone modifications, chromatin remodeling, higher order chromosome structures, and nuclear compartments. The richness and versatility of these biological processes have been elucidated through the study of a wide range of diverse organisms and this conference prides itself on its inclusiveness and its respect for the exchange of ideas and value of learning from the full range of model systems. Apart from advancing our understanding of epigenetic mechanisms by facilitating the exchange of information and ideas from experts working in a wide array of epigenetic systems, the goal of the Conference is to introduce new issues and new questions that push the boundaries of epigenetics and promote the careers of young investigators. The Epigenetics Gordon Research Conference series has played a key role in the vitality of the field of epigenetics, earning an international reputation for generating new research avenues as well as fostering progress in the more established areas of epigenetics. The conference has achieved this level of success by consistently providing a unique setting for bringing together a diverse group of scientists including many junior researchers, and by cutting across boundaries of organism and methodology, to expand the frontiers of epigenetics research.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12522
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
182.Gordon Research Conference — Cellulosomes, Cellulases and Other Carbohydrate Modifying Enzymes 2015
 Dates     02 Aou 2015 → 07 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Andover, États-Unis
 Résumé     The scientific sessions include aspects of the biophysical and structural analyses of native and chemically pretreated plant biomass and component polysaccharides; functional and comparative analyses of carbohydrate binding modules and enzyme-substrate interactions; crystallographic and biochemical analyses of enzyme structure and function; molecular mechanisms underpinning enzyme catalysis, processivity and specificity; directed evolution for the development of catalytically superior glycoside hydrolases; genomics of specialist polysaccharide degrading microbes; metagenomics and ecophysiology of plant biomass degradation in natural and engineered processes; and enhancement of industrial bioprocesses by protein engineering, metabolic engineering and related approaches. While the conference draws many of its participants from academia and government agencies, colleagues from industry have made many important and valuable contributions to the success of all the conferences. The conference provides a stimulating environment for discussion between all scientists through an active social program, and the provision for extended afternoon discussion sessions. This makes the conference a truly interactive and productive venue for all sectors interested in the fundamental and applied aspects of plant cell wall degradation.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=12846
      
183.Computational Chemical Biology 2015
 Dates     06 Aou 2015 → 09 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Cairns, Australie
 Résumé     This conference will bring together scientists to discuss multidisciplinary research that leverages computer simulation to address key questions crossing the physical sciences-life sciences/biomedical interface. In particular, the conference will feature sessions focusing on the development and application of novel and state-of-the-art computational tools and technology for solving major problems in the life and biomedical sciences. Topics will include advances in molecular dynamics simulation of enzymes; computational approaches to studying the interaction of drugs, drug transporters and signaling enzymes with lipid membranes; simulation of protein-protein interaction and multi-protein complex enzymatic systems; computational study of signaling pathways; new techniques in computational drug discovery as they apply to enzyme reactivity and dynamics; simulation of allosteric interactions; advances in multi-scale modeling; new techniques for direct simulation of reactivity in biological systems; and the impact of technological advances in computer hardware and software on the field of chemical biology. The conference will feature lectures by established leaders in the fields, as well as encouraging young and talented researchers to present both challenging questions and new ideas for solving them. The aim is to encourage a collegial atmosphere to promote stimulating and insightful discussion.
 Page web     http://www.zingconferences.com/conferences/computational-chemical-biology/
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie des systèmes
      
184.Gordon Research Conference — Catecholamines 2015
 Dates     09 Aou 2015 → 14 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Newry, États-Unis
 Résumé     The 2015 GRC on Catecholamines will focus on cutting-edge developments in catecholamine research. In recent years, catecholamines have been the focus of investigations using a broad range of approaches from molecular biology to behavior and clinical studies. One of the characteristics of the field is that neuronal systems using catecholamines have much in common, although investigators who focus on particular catecholamines or on different actions of the same catecholamine are often unaware of complementary aspects of catecholamine research. It is increasingly apparent that continued progress will require increasingly integrated approaches in studies of catecholamine biology, function and dysfunction. Thus, molecular biologists are being drawn to more integrated systems approaches and behavioral biologists are exploiting many molecular approaches. In addition, because DA, NE and epinephrine serve as neurotransmitters and hormones throughout the phylogenetic scale, studies are possible in simple organisms where powerful genetic tools are available. We plan to highlight these new advances by including some of the researchers at the forefront of this field (and many of them can be considered junior scientists) in an attempt to provide a unique opportunity to discuss recent advances in the understanding of how catecholamine systems may contribute to the pathophysiology and treatment of those conditions.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=11056
      
185.Gordon Research Conference — Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Toxicity 2015
 Dates     09 Aou 2015 → 14 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Andover, États-Unis
 Résumé     The Gordon Research Conference on Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Toxicity is a premier forum for showcasing the latest, most innovative advances in mechanistic toxicological research. For the 2015 conference, the organizers have assembled a group of world-leading experts working in areas of investigation that are highly relevant to environmental, industrial, and pharmaceutical toxicology, with the goal of incorporating research on the mechanistic basis of disease into risk decision making. Emerging technologies in mechanistic toxicology and computational, 3D, and in vivo modeling as well as systems biology approaches to assessing risk to human disease will be highlighted. The microbiome, the inflammasome, epigenetics, carcinogenesis, and stem cells in toxicological research are among the topics that will be highlighted at the conference. The conference will attract a mix of junior and senior investigators and trainees with a common interest in advancing their respective fields of investigation. For the second time, a Gordon Research Seminar on Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Toxicity will precede the conference. This provides an expanded opportunity for trainees and young scientists to be exposed to cutting-edge science and to network with their future colleagues in the field. The poster sessions are an essential element to the success of conference. Trainees and scientists at any level will have the opportunity to present their latest, groundbreaking work in poster format under an informal atmosphere that fosters relaxed dialog, networking and idea sharing. A special committee will select some abstracts/posters for short oral talks. These "late-breaking" oral sessions provide increased participation to trainees and young scientists to share their work with an audience of experts. This is a tremendous opportunity for the young talent to receive feedback from well-established leaders in the field. Another key to the success of the Gordon Conference is the social interaction of participants at meal times and during social activities in afternoon breaks. These interactions have led to long-lasting scientific collaborations and the lining up of trainees with laboratories for further education.
 Page web     http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=14898

EMBO Workshop — Cell and developmental systems
 Dates     18 Aou 2015 → 22 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Arolla, Suisse
 Sujets     Development, Genomic & Computational Biology
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
187.American Massage Therapy Association 2015 National Convention
 Dates     19 Aou 2015 → 22 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Pittsburgh, États-Unis
 Page web     http://www.amtamassage.org/events/detail/10571
      
188.EMBO Conference — Ribosome synthesis
 Dates     19 Aou 2015 → 23 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Bruxelles, Belgique
 Sujets     RNA, Molecular Medicine
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
189.ISN-APSN in conjunction with ANS 2015 — International Society for Neurochemistry Asian-Pacific Society for Neurochemistry 25th Biennial Joint Meeting in conjunction with the Australasian Neuroscience Society
 Dates     23 Aou 2015 → 27 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Cairns, Australie
 Résumé     The ISN-APSN in conjunction with ANS 2015 biennial meeting promises to be an exciting scientific meeting, providing an opportunity to engage with the best researchers in cellular and molecular neuroscience in a stunning environment.
 Sujets     neurochemistry, neuroscience, cellular neuroscience, molecular neuroscience, neurotransmitter, psychopharmaceutical, neurotransmission
 Page web     http://www.neurochemistry.org/biennial-meeting/isn-2015-biennial-meeting.html
 Contact     Ronit Eisenbach , Kenes International; Tél.: [+41 22 906 9151]; Email.: isn2015@kenes.com
 Sujets apparentés     Neurologie
      
190.MCM2015 — 12th Multinational Congress on Microscopy
 Dates     23 Aou 2015 → 28 Aou 2015    
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 Lieu    Eger, Hongrie
 Résumé     The aim of MCM conferences is to bring together leading experts and emerging young researchers applying many types of microscopic techniques in the field of life or material sciences as well as provide a forum for new directions. MCM conferences have always been a good forum for microscopists to not only learn from each other but to establish international links between laboratories interested in similar projects. Trade exhibitions also helped to gain insight into the newest development of microscopy. These meetings besides having always been a forum for informative and amicable discussions between world –renowned scientists and members of the young generation, offered a good possibility for the young talents to introduce themselves to an international audience.
 Sujets     Life Sciences L1 Structure and imaging of biomolecules L2 Live cell imaging L3 Neurobiology L4 Organelles and cellular dynamics L5 Multidisciplinary approaches for medical and biological sciences L6 Microscopic applications in plants, microorganisms and environmental sciences L7 Super-resolution microscopy in biological sciences Instrumentation I1 Advances in scanning probe microscopy I2 3D imaging and tomography I3 Electron diffraction techniques and analytical microscopy I4 Advances in sample preparation techniques I5 In situ microscopy I6 Correlative microscopy in life and materials sciences I7 Low voltage electron microscopy Material Sciences M1 Materials for nanotechnology M2 Metal alloys and intermetallics M3 Ceramics, composites, minerals and microscopy in cultural heritage M4 Thin films, coatings, surfaces and interfaces M5 Carbon based materials M6 Polymers and soft materials and self-assembled materials M7 Semiconductors and magnetic materials
 Page web     http://www.mcm2015.com/
 Sujets apparentés     Produits chimiques et science des matériaux; Microscopie
      
191.EMBO Conference — Meiosis
 Dates     30 Aou 2015 → 04 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Oxford, Royaume-Uni
 Sujets     Genome Stability & Dynamics, Development
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
192.EMBO Practical Course — Image processing for cryo electron microscopy
 Dates     01 Sep 2015 → 11 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Londres, Royaume-Uni
 Sujets     Structural Biology & Biophysics, Proteins & Biochemistry
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/pc15-15/welcome.cgi
 Sujets apparentés     Microscopie
      
193.WMIC, the World Molecular Imaging Congress
 Dates     02 Sep 2015 → 05 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Savannah, États-Unis
 Résumé     The World Molecular Imaging Congress is organized by the joint efforts of the 'World Molecular Imaging Society ? WMIS', the 'European Society for Molecular Imaging ? ESMI' and the 'Federation of Asian Societies for Molecular Imaging - FASMI'. The WMIC is led by the senior academic and industry professionals who have widely recognized expertise in molecular imaging. The scientific sessions held at the conference cover a broad spectrum of basic and translational sciences (pre-clinical to clinical) forming a Discovery-to-Delivery (D2D) process that helps facilitate academic and industrial partnerships. Through innovation, our goal is to optimize the D2D efforts leading to new medical and molecular imaging discoveries, greater linkages between research and market outcomes, and significant improvements in healthcare.
 Page web     http://www.wmicmeeting.org/
 Sujets apparentés     Radiologie (en général)
      
194.EMBO Workshop — Cell cycle
 Dates     04 Sep 2015 → 07 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Budapest, Hongrie
 Sujets     Cell Cycle, Genome Stability & Dynamics
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
195.The EMBO Meeting 2015 — Advancing the life sciences
 Dates     05 Sep 2015 → 08 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Birmingham, Royaume-Uni
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
196.EMBL Conference: Protein Synthesis and Translational Control
 Dates     09 Sep 2015 → 12 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     Translational Control has become a major focus of attention in the field of gene regulation and extends to many fields including developmental biology, neurobiology, cell physiology and disease. The discovery of miRNAs opened a new frontier and has been complimented with the finding of new non-coding RNA molecules and the establishment of novel powerful high-throughput techniques, both of which will be central within the conference. With the increasing appreciation for the integration between different steps in the gene expression pathway, the conference will also explore the latest work on the interfaces between translational control and mRNA turnover, RNA localization and splicing/nonsense-mediated decay. The conference will continue to promote communication between experts in the field of translation with those from a scientifically related field that have traditionally held separate meetings on the structure and function of the ribosome. Finally, our biochemical understanding of the translation process is progressing rapidly, and is uncovering hidden layers of regulation including isoforms of translation initiation factors with distinct activities and initiation at non-AUG codons. The latest findings regarding these processes will be featured prominently within the conference. We thus believe that the conference promises to be timely, cutting-edge and of broad interest.
 Sujets     translation, dna, rna, protein, genetics, genomics, synthesis, molecular biology, cell biology, EMBL
 Page web     http://www.embl.de/training/events/2015/TRC15-01/index.html
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Génomique et bio-informatique
      
197.EMBO Conference — Autophagy signalling and progression in health and disease
 Dates     09 Sep 2015 → 12 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Chia, Italie
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Inscription via COMS     https://www.conference-service.com/cfs4-15-03/welcome.cgi
      
198.EMBO Practical Course — Current methods in cell biology
 Dates     14 Sep 2015 → 22 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Cell & Tissue Architecture
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
199.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — The mobile genome: Genetic and physiological impacts of transposable elements
 Dates     16 Sep 2015 → 19 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Genome Stability & Dynamics, Development
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
200.EMBO Conference — Ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like modifiers: From molecular mechanisms to human diseases
 Dates     18 Sep 2015 → 22 Sep 2015    
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 Lieu    Cavtat, Croatie
 Sujets     Signal Transduction, Molecular Medicine
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
201.EMBO Conference — The multidisciplinary era of endocytic mechanics and functions
 Dates     27 Sep 2015 → 02 Oct 2015    
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 Lieu    Mandelieu-la-Napoule, France
 Sujets     Membranes & Transport, Development
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
202.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — Seeing is believing
 Dates     07 Oct 2015 → 10 Oct 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Structural Biology & Biophysics, Cell & Tissue Architecture
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Physique appliquée: Biophysique et génie biomédical
      
203.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — New approaches and concepts in microbiology
 Dates     11 Oct 2015 → 14 Oct 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Microbiology, Virology & Pathogens
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
204.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — The non-coding genome
 Dates     18 Oct 2015 → 21 Oct 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     In the 50 years since RNA was identified as a central component in the flow of genetic information, it has become increasingly clear that RNA performs many additional diverse and interesting functions. Regulatory RNAs are known to play central roles across numerous biological processes required for cell viability and function. Moreover, prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes are pervasively transcribed to generated many additional RNAs with unknown functions, raising the question: What else does RNA do?
 Sujets     RNA, Genome Stability & Dynamics
 Page web     http://www.embo-embl-symposia.org/symposia/2015/EES15-08/index.html
 Contact     Diah Yulianti; Email.: diah.yulianti@embl.de
 Sujets apparentés     Génomique et bio-informatique; Biologie des systèmes
      
205.EMBO Workshop — Stem cell mechanobiology in development and disease
 Dates     18 Oct 2015 → 21 Oct 2015    
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 Lieu    Capri, Italie
 Sujets     Cell & Tissue Architecture, Molecular Medicine
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
      
206.American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly 2015
 Dates     26 Oct 2015 → 29 Oct 2015    
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 Lieu    Boston, États-Unis
 Résumé     The premiere Emergency Medicine educational experience offers courses and labs in several clinical and practice tracks.
 Page web     http://www.acep.org/sa/
      
207.EMBL Conference: Cancer Genomics
 Dates     01 Nov 2015 → 04 Nov 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Résumé     This conference will provide an opportunity to learn about and keep up to date with the rapidly progressing area of cancer genomics. It will cover presentations from cancer genome projects, the areas of cancer functional genomics, systems biology, cancer mouse models, and the translation and clinical impact of scientific results obtained. The meeting will bring together leading scientists from across these areas for a unique opportunity to interact and stimulate further integration of these efforts. br> European Cancer Genomics research is particularly strong in the Heidelberg area, with three International Cancer Genome Consortium (www.icgc.org) projects being currently pursued with significant participation from Heidelberg institutions, including EMBL. As in our 2013 meeting, a large number of renowned speakers will be invited, with a strong representation of overseas speakers. The atmosphere at the conference will make this an exceptional event with cutting edge science, extensive scientific discussions, and ample possibilities for meetings between and after sessions to facilitate in-depth discussions and new collaborations.
 Page web     http://www.embl.de/training/events/2015/CAN15-01/index.html
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie; Génomique et bio-informatique
      
208.EMBO | EMBL Symposium — Biological oscillators: Design, mechanism, function
 Dates     12 Nov 2015 → 14 Nov 2015    
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 Lieu    Heidelberg, Allemagne
 Sujets     Systems Biology
 Page web     http://www.embo.org/events
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie des systèmes
      
209.Protein & RNA Structure Prediction Conference 2015
 Dates     05 Dec 2015 → 08 Dec 2015    
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 Lieu    Playa del Carmen, Mexique
 Résumé     The purpose of the Zing Conference on Protein and RNA Structure Prediction is to bring together eminent scholars with expertise in various fields of computational modeling and prediction of structure, as well as experimentalists interested in these subjects. Since computational prediction methods continuously improve and evolve towards prediction of structure of more and more complicated biological objects our conference will cover also related topics, such prediction of structure of protein complexes, protein docking; prediction of intrinsically disordered regions in proteins, RNA structure prediction and modeling of RNA-protein assemblages. New methodologies for protein structure and function prediction will be discussed, such as physics-based approaches to the structure prediction, structural flexibility models, and development of new improved coarse-grained potentials.
 Page web     http://www.zingconferences.com/conferences/3rd-zing-protein-rna-structure-prediction-conference/
      
210.2015 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Dates     12 Dec 2015 → 16 Dec 2015    
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 Lieu    San Diego, États-Unis
 Résumé     2015 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Page web     http://acsb.org
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
211.American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly 2016
 Dates     15 Oct 2016 → 18 Oct 2016    
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 Lieu    Las Vegas, États-Unis
 Résumé     The premiere Emergency Medicine educational experience offers courses and labs in several clinical and practice tracks.
 Page web     http://www.acep.org/sa/
      
212.2016 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Dates     03 Dec 2016 → 07 Dec 2016    
[ID=651252] Haut de la page
 Lieu    San Francisco, États-Unis
 Résumé     2016 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Page web     http://acsb.org
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
213.American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly 2017
 Dates     30 Oct 2017 → 02 Nov 2017    
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 Lieu    Washington, DC, États-Unis
 Résumé     The premiere Emergency Medicine educational experience offers courses and labs in several clinical and practice tracks.
 Page web     http://www.acep.org/sa/
      
214.2017 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Dates     02 Dec 2017 → 06 Dec 2017    
[ID=651251] Haut de la page
 Lieu    Philadelphia, États-Unis
 Résumé     2017 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Page web     http://acsb.org
 Sujets apparentés     Biologie
      
215.2018 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Dates     08 Dec 2018 → 12 Dec 2018    
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 Lieu    San Diego, États-Unis
 Résumé     2018 American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting
 Page web     http://acsb.org