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Davos, Switzerland. The ICMRBS 2026 will take place from 23–27 August 2026 in Davos, Switzerland. This renowned meeting will bring together the global Magnetic Resonance community, providing an exceptional platform […]
Grenoble, France. An intensive, hands-on training course focused on the use of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy to study the structure, dynamics, and interactions of biological macromolecules (such as proteins and nucleic acids). The course combines theoretical background with practical experience, teaching participants how to set up experiments, process and analyze NMR data, and extract […]
Kotor, Montenegro. Dynamic interplay between the nervous and immune system in neurodegeneration: Biophysico-chemical and innovative aspects This is the 10th School that is traditionally organized every second year in IMBK, Kotor, Montenegro. Every school has a different multidisciplinary topic related to biophysics. This time we want to study neurochemical and neurobiophysical relations in neuroinflammation and […]
Kotor, Montenegro. International Biophysical School “Academician Radoslav K. Andjus” (NERKA) was established in honor of Professor R.K. Andjus (1926-2003), an internationally recognized scientist from the University of Belgrade, a member of Montenegrin and Serbian academies of sciences and arts, and one of the founders of the Institute for Marine Biology in Kotor. The international scientific […]
Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands. The EMBO Workshop “Physics of Cells: PhysCell2026” focuses on understanding how fundamental physical principles govern the behavior of living cells across scales, from proteins to tissues. It brings together physicists, chemists, and biologists to promote interdisciplinary exchange between theory and experiments, covering topics such as biomolecular condensates, synthetic cells, chromosome organization, […]
Munich, Germany. The workshop “Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Chemical Reaction Networks: From Cell Metabolism to Design Principles for Synthetic Life” (7–18 September 2026, Munich) focuses on understanding how energy and thermodynamic constraints shape complex biochemical networks in living systems. It brings together theorists and experimentalists from physics, biology, and synthetic life to explore topics such […]
Siena, Italy. The ICRP was established in 1984 as the only international conference to comprehensively address retinal-binding proteins. Since then, the conference has been held every two years at different […]
Tutzing, Germany. Single-Molecule FRET: The Next 30 Years is a thematic meeting organized by the Biophysical Society, taking place from September 21–25, 2026, in Tutzing. Celebrating 30 years since the first single-molecule FRET (smFRET) experiments, the conference will bring together researchers from around the world to discuss recent advances, current challenges, and future directions in […]
Leeds, UK. One data meeting open to all! How integrated structural and biophysical methods are enabling new discoveries to be made from in-solution to in-cell measurements. Includes opportunity for a […]
Veldhoven, The Netherlands. NWO Biophysics is the annual Dutch conference on the physics of life. The event offers an exciting program that covers a wide range of scientific topics, from microscopy and cell biology to biomedical engineering. NWO Biophysics lies at the heart of Dutch research in these fields, creating a space to explore, push […]
Lyon, France. The XXIV GEM and 7th APPICOM Joint Meeting, At the Confluence of Membrane Sciences, will bring together researchers from across the biomembrane and biophysics communities to discuss recent […]
Rome, Italy. CASP17, the 17th Critical Assessment of Structure Prediction, will be held in Rome, Italy, December 1–5, 2026, and will bring together the international structural biology and computational modeling community for a close look at what today’s structure prediction methods can actually achieve. Centered on the results of the latest blind CASP experiment, the […]
