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SUMMARY:12th International Conference on Biological Physics
DESCRIPTION:Genoa\, Italy. \nExperts in biological physics worldwide are invited to the International Conference on Biological Physics 2026 (ICBP 2026) in the magnificent Italian city of Genoa from June 28 to July 3\, 2026. The Italian Society of Pure and Applied Biophysics (SIBPA) is privileged to organise this meaningful conference under the auspices of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP). Specifically\, the Commission on Biological Physics (C6)\, established by IUPAP in 1990\, aims to promote the exchange of information and views among the members of the international scientific community in the general field of Biological Physics. \nSince the inaugural meeting at Szeged\, Hungary in 1993\, the International Conference on Biological Physics has been held in celebrated places around the world; including Munich (1995)\, Santa Fe\, New Mexico (1998)\, Kyoto (2001)\, Gothenburg (2004)\, Montevideo (2007)\, San Diego (2011)\, Beijing (2014)\, Rio de Janeiro (2017)\, Madrid (2019) and Seoul (2023). Continuing this rich tradition and success\, the 12th conference will be held in Genoa\, Italy in 2026. \nThe ICBP 2026 scientific programme will propose high-quality scientific sessions that provide deeper knowledge and new perspectives on biological physics themes. The program will be a highly rewarding international platform for all participants and contribute to enhancing the scientific level and quality of our field in basic and applied research\, including technology transfer. \nSpecifically\, ICBP 2026 is a multidisciplinary conference. Regardless of the field of mathematics\, physics\, chemistry\, engineering\, biology or information science\, we invite researchers to discuss new ideas and opportunities for the immediate future.
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/12th-international-conference-on-biological-physics/
LOCATION:Porto Antico di Genova – Centro Congressi\, Calata Molo Vecchio 15\, Genoa\, 16128\, Italy
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SUMMARY:GRC: Bridging Scales and Disciplines - The Multifaceted Landscape of Single-Molecule Biology
DESCRIPTION:Les Diablerets\, Vaud (fr)\, Switzerland. \nThe Single Molecule Approaches to Biology Gordon Research Conference is an international meeting focused on cutting-edge research that probes biological systems at the level of individual molecules. It brings together interdisciplinary scientists from physics\, chemistry\, and biology to discuss novel techniques (such as single-molecule spectroscopy\, nanopores\, and high-resolution imaging) and their applications in understanding molecular mechanisms in living systems. The conference emphasizes unpublished work\, in-depth discussions\, and strong networking through talks\, posters\, and informal interactions.
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/grc-bridging-scales-and-disciplines-the-multifaceted-landscape-of-single-molecule-biology/
LOCATION:Les Diablerets Conference Center\, Le Vernex 3\, Les Diablerets\, 1865\, Switzerland
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SUMMARY:Biophysics in Motion: From single molecules to living systems
DESCRIPTION:Salzburg\, Austria. \nUnder the theme „Biophysics in Motion: From Single Molecules to Living Systems“\, this conference brings together researchers using quantitative\, physical approaches to understand biological processes across scales. From computational methods revealing molecular dynamics to advanced microscopy capturing emergent properties of cellular systems\, our program showcases how modern biophysics bridges the gap between molecular mechanisms and physiological function. \nThe scientific program features cutting-edge research presentations and ample opportunities for discussion and networking. Set in the culturally rich city of Salzburg\, the conference venue provides an ideal environment for scientific exchange among established researchers\, early-career scientists\, and industry professionals working at the interface of physics\, chemistry\, and biology. \nJoin us in Salzburg to explore the latest advances in biophysical methods and their applications to fundamental questions in life sciences. \nConference Topics: \n\nComputational Biophysics\nBiomolecular Structure & Dynamics\nBiomolecular Interactions\nSingle-Molecule Biophysics\nLipids & Membranes\nChannels & Transporters\nAdvanced Microscopy\nCellular Biophysics
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/biophysics-in-motion-from-single-molecules-to-living-systems/
LOCATION:Bildungshaus St. Virgil\, Salzburg\, Ernst-Grein-Straße 14\, Salzburg\, 5026\, Austria
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SUMMARY:Synergy for Science 2026: Meeting for a healthier future
DESCRIPTION:Glasgow\, UK. \nScientific progress has long advanced within discipline specific silos\, accelerating discovery but limiting collaboration across fields. Today’s global challenges demand a more connected approach. SynSci26\, launching in Glasgow in July 2026\, is designed to break down these barriers by uniting diverse scientific communities under the theme “Meeting for a Healthier Future.” Aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 3\, this inaugural conference invites researchers\, innovators\, and thought leaders to collaborate\, share perspectives\, and drive interdisciplinary solutions for a healthier\, more sustainable world. Join us in shaping the foundation for future SynSci conferences and fostering meaningful impact through collective scientific action. \n Abstract submission\n\nOral presentation: 22 March 2026 (EXTENDED DATE)\nPoster presentation: Remains open but may close once the required number of posters has been reached.\n\nEarly submission is recommended. \nFor more information\, abstract submission and registration\, follow the website link below
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/synergy-for-science-2026-meeting-for-a-healthier-future/
LOCATION:Scottish Exhibition Campus\, Exhibition Way\, Glasgow\, G3 8YW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Conference
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