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SUMMARY:2nd LINXS Symposium on Integrative Structural Biology
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20191009T093000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20191011T113000Z
DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260525T103332Z
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DESCRIPTION:\n\nJoin us in Lund for a lunch-to-lunch scientific symposium 
 from Wednesday (October 9th) to Friday (October 11st)\, noon to noon.\n\nD
 evelopment in the area of structural biology methods combined with new com
 putational possibilities has highlighted the importance of combining diffe
 rent methods in order to maximize the output.  With the rapid progress a
 nd improvements in the fields of macromolecular crystallography\, Cryo-EM\
 , small angle scattering\, electron diffraction and use of XFELs\, the LIN
 XS theme INTEGRATIVE STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY is formed to advance cutting-edge 
 research and to encourage new users to utilize integrative structure biolo
 gy to address key scientific questions.\n\n*  Please note that if you cli
 ck on a specific talk in the Timetable\, you will come to a page showing t
 he full abstract!\n\nKeynote Speakers (confirmed)\n\nProf. Yvonne Jones\, 
 University of Oxford\, UK\nTalk - From structure to mechanism in the asse
 mbly and modulation of cell surface signalling complexes\nProf. Yifan Chen
 g\, UCSF\, USA\nTalk - Single particle cryo-EM of membrane proteins\nPro
 f. Nieng Yan\, Princeton University\, USA\nTalk - How is electrical sig
 nal generated? Structural and mechanistic investigations of Nav channels\n
 Prof. Mei Hong\, MIT\, USA\nTalk - Structure and Dynamics of Amyloid Pro
 teins from Solid-State NMR: Glucagon & Tau\nProf. Richard Neutze\, Univer
 sity of Gothenburg\, Sweden\nTalk - Time-resolved diffraction experiment
 s at X-ray free electron lasers reveal ultrafast structural changes in pho
 tosynthesis\nProf. Erik Lindahl\, Stockholm University\nTalk - Decipheri
 ng Allosteric Modulation in Ligand-Gated Ion Channels with Simulations\, X
 -ray crystallography\, Cryo-EM and Neutron Scattering\nDr. Andrey Gruzinov
 \, EMBL Hamburg\, Germany\nTalk - Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) fo
 r integrative structural biology\nProf. Liz Carpenter\, University of Oxfo
 rd\, UK\nTalk - Using Structural biology of human membrane proteins to un
 derstand the causes of genetic diseases\nProf. Poul Nissen\, Aarhus Unive
 rsity\, Denmark\nTalk -  Structure and Dynamics of Membrane Transport P
 roteins\nProf. Henning Tidow\, Hamburg University\, Germany\nTalk - Stru
 ctural studies of integral membrane proteins using stealth carrier nanodis
 cs\n\nThe LINXS Integrative Structural Biology theme is established to pro
 mote work that will make it easier for the life science community to use a
 nd combine different structural biology methods. Following up the highly s
 uccessful 1st LINXS Symposium on Integrative Structural Biology that was h
 eld in Lund in November 2018\, we are now inviting interested to join us f
 or the 2nd LINXS Integrative Structural Biology Symposium that will focus 
 on advanced\, cutting-edge research in structural biology.  The program i
 s centered around invited internationally leading keynote speakers\, that 
 will be mixed with shorter contributed talks selected from the submitted a
 bstracts (expected for PhD-students and postdocs)\, as well as poster ses
 sions.We especially encourage PhD students and young researchers to attend
  the meeting to discuss science and benefit from this excellent platform f
 or national and international networking. The target group is researchers 
 from academia as well as researchers from industry and large-scale facilit
 ies such as MAX IV and ESS. Both experienced specialists and researchers w
 ith more recently established interests in integrative structural biology 
 are expected to greatly benefit from the symposium.\n\nThe registration de
 adline has been extended through September 28.\n\nhttps://lindico453.srv.
 lu.se/event/125/
LOCATION:Kulturen Auditorium
URL:https://lindico453.srv.lu.se/event/125/
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