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Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain Our preparedness against viral diseases and our ability to exploit viral structures to advance technology, both require multidisciplinary collaborations. In this context, physics-oriented approaches and the study of viral infection from the standpoint of a physicist with emerging biophysical tools, provide critical insights to the field of virology. The field […]
Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain The course will provide insights into dynamic processes at the interface between lipids, proteins (including enzymes and peptides) and bio- and nanomaterials, also shedding light on how specific electrolytes modulate the interactions among them. Additonally, the design of interfaces which provide dynamic and controlled spatio-temporal stimuli as well as the […]
Siena, Italy. Purified proteins stand as a central focus in numerous research laboratories, where they are used for a wide spectrum of applications ranging from 3D structural analysis, through X-ray, cryoEM, and NMR studies, to in-depth investigations into interactions (protein-protein, protein-ligand, or protein-nucleic acid) and cell biology experiments. Furthermore, these proteins play a crucial role […]
University of Salamanca, Spain. The University of Salamanca is delighted to host the first Advanced International Course in Biophysics and Structural Biology in the summer of 2025, targeting graduate and advanced undergraduate students worldwide. Taught in English by renowned international scientists, the course aims to become an annual hub for cutting-edge research discussions. Morning sessions […]
Perugia, Italy. The proposed school will focus on advanced microscopy and spectroscopy techniques, in particular on Brillouin spectroscopy and its applications in studying the mechanical properties of cells and tissues. The program will provide an immersive learning experience, fostering a multidisciplinary environment for students and early-career researchers from physics, engineering, biology, and medicine.
