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Event - Scientific meeting
UK
This upcoming ERK5-focused meeting presents a unique opportunity to unite the international research community around a signalling pathway of growing scientific and therapeutic importance.
Event - Sponsored event
The 3rd International CAM Conference will take place in Liverpool, United Kingdom, from 30 June to 2 July 2026, bringing together experts in chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) models from around the world.
Translation UK provides ample opportunities for PhD students and postdocs to present their work and make new collaborations.
Event - Harden Conference
This meeting aims to unite communities so they can learn from each other and spawn new ideas and collaborations regarding the relationships between glycan biosynthesis and intracellular organisations on the one hand, and glycan structures and cell biological functions on the other.
This in person only event will provide a platform for world-renowned scientists to share and discuss the recent advances in the field, with a particular focus on disease, evolution and development, repetitive elements, and the latest applications of artificial intelligence and computational tools in epigenetics research.
Event - Webinar
Online
In this webinar, Professor Douglas Kell will discuss his research and understanding of the role of fibrinaloid microclot complexes in chronic inflammatory diseases such as long COVID and ME/CFS.
To celebrate our upcoming Bioscience Reports special collection, this webinar will discuss the role of glial cells and neuron-glia interactions in the molecular mechanisms of neurological diseases.
Europe
This meeting will bring together a diverse group of researchers that study complex molecular pathways by integrating biochemistry, structural biology, biophysics, and molecular cell biology. We will highlight recent mechanistic discoveries and emerging technologies that enable breakthrough research.
Part of our dedicated Biochemistry Focus Early Career Researcher (ECR) series, this webinar will explore how cutting-edge computational and biochemical approaches impact our understanding of cancer biology and treatment response.
Part of our dedicated Biochemistry Focus Early Career Researcher (ECR) series, this webinar will aim to introduce ECRs to the world of science communication and science policy.
Event - Online training
R for Biochemists 201 is the Biochemical Society’s second R course, building on the content of R101 for those wishing to extend and develop their knowledge of R, and focus on proteomic data analysis and uses modern data analysis concepts, packages and visualisations.
Engage with cutting-edge innovations in AI-driven protein design, synthetic biology, and therapeutic development.
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