The Meeting will be held at the Campus of the University of Lübeck. Compared with other universities, this is small, with just about 3,400 students. It started as Academy of Medicine in 1964 but now encompasses also medical engineering, psychology, natural sciences and computer sciences. The common element among these is life sciences, also mirrored by our motto, “Focus on Life” (“Im Focus das Leben”). The scientific program of the Meeting will include plenary lectures and symposia addressing the complete spectrum of modern physiology. Oral and poster sessions will enable participants to present their new data and create opportunities for intense scientific discussions. The “Junge Physiologen”, our future in physiology, will again play an active role in the organization of the Congress. The meeting will be the first of the DPG in Lübeck. Thus, we are notably pleased to host you in this Hanseatic City, which was declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by the UNESCO almost 30 years ago. Please, take the opportunity to explore its picturesque Old Town with merchants’ brick houses and the narrow winding streets, medieval churches, the historic Town Hall, the Heinrich-and-Thomas-Mann-Center and the Günter Grass' house. We invite you to enjoy three days of science in what we call the cultural center of the North! ... [Information of the supplier]
Protein interactions are a common theme spanning molecular and cell biological processes in biomedicine and biotechnology that underpin many areas of research. The Irish Area Section of the Biochemical Society (IASBS) Annual Meeting for 2015 brings together a range of Irish and international speakers to stimulate fresh perspectives and novel avenues of research for the molecular biosciences. Integrated with the meeting will be a special workshop on Education and Outreach activities showcasing expertise and ideas, and following the meeting is a one day Young Life Scientists symposium organised by and for postgraduate and early stage researchers. Session Themes: Chromatin and gene regulation, Cell signalling, Proteins as biomaterials, Modelling of protein interactions, Translational perspectives, Education and outreach. ... [Information of the supplier]
The FEBS Congress aims to provide an outstanding international forum in the European area for the face to face exchange of knowledge and ideas across the molecular life sciences. The core scientific programme comprises inspiring plenary lectures from distinguished researchers working in areas of high topical interest, and a range of themed symposia providing focused updates from leading experts in each field. The contribution of participants towards the scientific discussion at the event is encouraged by the opportunity to present work through extensive poster sessions, and submitted abstracts may also be considered for oral presentations. ... [Information of the supplier]
