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ETOX 2023: European workshop on bacterial protein toxins
25 Jun -
29 Jun
...ETOX 2023 will bring together the world’s leading experts from different fields, from classical cell biology to modern structural biology.

Event - Scientific meeting

UK DNA Replication Meeting 2024
10 Sep -
12 Sep
...Innovations in biochemical reconstitution, structural biology, proteomics and DNA sequencing-based technologies are helping to rapidly advance our understanding of this fundamental process.

Event - Online training

Protein modelling and its applications in current science 2021
29 Nov -
30 Nov
...This hands-on, online training course is aimed at early career scientists, such as PhD students and PostDocs, and established scientists who are interested in applying computational approaches to their research in the fields of protein science, molecular health, medicinal chemistry and structural biology. 

Event - Sponsored event

King's College London Centre for Biomolecular Studies (CBS) Symposium
07 Jun
...The symposium seeks to bring together researchers operating at the forefront of structural biology, biophysics and metabolomics, and is an opportunity to showcase exciting new work from our early career researchers.
Science Communication Prize Past Winners
...Explore the winning entries from the Biochemical Society's Science Communication Prize over the years.

Event - Scientific meeting

Alternative Nucleic Acid Topology (AlterNAT) Meeting
10 Jul
...This meeting will aim to bring together researchers within the fields of biochemistry, genome biology, biotechnology, biophysics, and molecular biology with a specific interest in the study of alternative multistranded nucleic structures. It will enable a discussion of the current state of the art, development of novel ideas and research collaborations, and a sharing of ideas to help further develop the field towards addressing some of the most important questions in biology today.

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The Keilin Memorial Lecture
Closed
... The Keilin Memorial Lecture was first awarded in 1964 to commemorate the late David Keilin. The lecturer and subject of the lecture are selected, by the Awards Committee, from a field related to the interests of Keilin in bioenergetics, electron transfer, and mitochondrial biology. 
Research Area IV - Cells
...Research Area IV covers the broad areas of lipids, organelles, trafficking, protein turnover, cytoskeleton, cell cycle, cell adhesion and migration, phagocytosis, apoptosis, matrix biology, neurotransmitters, structures, cell walls, nuclear motors, glycobiology, glycosylation, micro-organisms, membrane fusion, synaptic function, ion channels, neuronal signalling, exocytosis, endocytosis and secretion. 
Research Area VI - Biological Systems
...Research Area VI covers the broad areas of biological clocks, gene therapy, embryogenesis, organogenesis, innate immunity, immune responses, inflammation, disease processes, ageing, cancer, plants, molecular medicine, neurodegeneration, parasitology, plant pathology, nutrition, cell division differentiation and death, cardiovascular disease, developmental biology, diabetes, matrix structure and tissue engineering.
Undergraduate Studies
...Information, resources and support for people considering an undergraduate degree or doing an undergraduate degree in molecular bioscience.
What we have funded
...View a selection of reports from previous grant recipients to gain inspiration and see what we have supported throughout the year.
EDI Toolkit
...This toolkit provides and signposts a range of EDI-related content, to be used as a resource and reference point by our community. 
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