Meetings/conferences organised or supported by EBSA are highlighted in the list as “Featured” events.
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Zagreb, Croatia. The meeting is organized by the Croatian Biophysical Society in collaboration with the Ruđer Bošković Institute. This one-day event is intended for master’s and doctoral students, as well as postdoctoral researchers, and will provide an excellent opportunity to present their work in the field of biophysics in an inspiring and collegial environment.
Online. yEBSA hosts a monthly online seminar series tailored for young scientists. Each seminar will explore a key aspect of academic and professional growth, including career choices, communication skills, paper writing, and funding opportunities. For this inaugural seminar, with a topic of “Career paths in academia and beyond”, Sarah F. Köster and Bruno L. Victor […]
Rimini, Italy. The Merck Young Chemists’ Symposium 2025 will take place from the 1st to the 3rd of December in Rimini (Italy) at the Hotel Sporting &Hotel Ambasciatori. This symposium will cover all the disciplines of Chemistry and is fully oriented to young researchers, such as MSc and PhD students, scholarship holders and post-doc fellows, […]
Durham, UK. This 2025 symposium is a free, in-person, one-day event based at Durham University. It will bring together early career stage researchers (ECR), established academics and industrialists to explore the power of interdisciplinary life sciences research and foster new collaborations. One day, free symposium for Early Career Researchers Present your research Win presentation prizes […]
The third seminar in this series will take place 15:00-16:00 (CET) on the 22nd January 2026 and will focus on “How to publish in top journals? Unveiling the editorial black box and article preparation tips”, featuring a talk by Abel Barral Cuesta. Follow this link to find information about the speaker and the seminar programme. […]
Linz, Austria. This is a school for young scientists and newcomers to learn about advanced atomic force microscopy techniques and fluorescence microscopy methods: High resolution imaging of live cells and bacteria High-speed atomic force microscopy Chemical functionalization of atomic force microscopy tips Single molecule force spectroscopy Topography and recognition imaging Scanning microwave microscopy Single molecule […]
Online. For this inaugural yEBSA online scientific seminar, we are thrilled to announce a talk from Prof. Stefan W. Hell, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 2014 and Director of the Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences and the Max Planck Institute for Medical Research. Prof. Hell is an internationally recognized leader and pioneer in the biophysical […]
Online. For this seminar, with a topic of “Career paths in academia and beyond”, Denize Favaro and Gianluca Ferraro will pass on their experience to the yEBSA group, with time for discussion and questions from the audience. Follow this link to find information about the speakers and the programme for the seminar. 15:00-15:30: ACADEMIA: Denize […]
Andalo, Italy. International Workshop on Complex Systems aims to serve as a key meeting point for the community working in the field of disordered and complex systems. Since its first edition in 1981, the workshop’s distinguishing features has been its interdisciplinary approach to topics and techniques, advances in theory, experiments and simulations. The “home” of […]
Online. The fifth seminar in this series will focus on “Teaching Biophysics: Tips and Tricks”, and will feature a talk by Vilmantas Pupkis. Follow this link to find information about the speaker for the seminar. The link to join the seminar will be sent to registered members of the yEBSA group a few days before […]
Dresden, Germany. Biological function relies on coordinated cell behavior, driven by molecular processes involving DNA in the cell nucleus. The 3D genome refers to the hierarchical and organized packing of the meter-long DNA into the nucleus. The 1D genome refers to the functional roles of DNA regions and epigenetic modifications (like methylation) that form a […]
Online. Springer Nature – Biophysics Webinar Series Keynote Webinar: Outcomes of the Molecular-Scale Biophysics Research Infrastructure (MOSBRI) project: focus on the eSPC software suite and the Molecular Biophysics Database (MBDB) Speakers: Gregor Anderluh, Patrick England, Osvaldo Burastero, Jan Dohnalek All welcome to witness a demonstration of the eSPC software suite and the MBDB database with […]
