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SUMMARY:Biophysical methods for the real-time characterization of biomolecular interactions (Kinetics2025)
DESCRIPTION:The MOSBRI Advanced Level School\, ALS2\, takes place in at Institut Pasteur\, Paris. The real-time monitoring of binding kinetics provides a much more accurate representation of biological processes than end-point « equilibrium » measurements. Knowing how fast interaction partners associate and what is the time stability of biomolecular assemblies is crucial to understand the dynamics of living systems. The objective of the theoretical/practical “Kinetics2025” course is to illustrate the large diversity of biophysical methods that have been developed over the years for the determination of rates of association (kon) and dissociation (koff) in a variety of contexts\, and to provide an invaluable opportunity to assess hands-on the strong points of a number of commercially available instruments.
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/biophysical-methods-for-the-real-time-characterization-of-biomolecular-interactions-kinetics2025/
LOCATION:Institut Pasteur\, 28 rue du Docteur Roux\, Paris\, 75015\, France
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SUMMARY:XXIII GEM Meeting: Diving into the secrets of cellular membranes
DESCRIPTION:The 23rd annual GEM conference will be held in Nausicaà (Boulogne-sur-mer\, France)\, the largest aquarium in Europe. It will take place from April 1st to 4th\, 2025. The conference involves scientists from all over the world. \nGEM meetings focus on the importance of cellular membranes in biological functions and pathology spanning from bacterial and plant membranes to animal systems. The conference brings together researchers in biology\, biochemistry\, biophysics\, physics\, and chemistry with the aim to delve into the structure\, dynamics\, and overall function of membranes.
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/xxiii-gem-meeting-diving-into-the-secrets-of-cellular-membranes/
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SUMMARY:School on Biological Physics and Biomolecular Simulations in the Machine Learning Era
DESCRIPTION:São Paulo\, Brazil. \nThe re-emergence of Machine Learning (ML) in the last decade has started to revolutionize the way we think about science\, technology\, and even our everyday lives. ML has rapidly become a significant part of research across all scientific areas\, including the physical sciences. This school attempts to capture the recent excitement about ML in general and for biophysical and biomolecular systems in particular\, addressing participants with various backgrounds ranging from biology or biotechnology to physics. \nThe school’s purpose is threefold: a) to provide a theoretical foundation from the physicists’ perspective\, b) to cross-pollinate different theoretical\, experimental\, and computational approaches\, and c) to develop an overarching perspective that would tie together the various phenomena from biomolecular simulation and electrostatic interactions on the molecular scale to collective behaviour of macroscopic biological entities in a unified approach within an ML framework. \nKeywords: Machine Learning / Molecular Dynamics / Biomolecules
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/school-on-biological-physics-and-biomolecular-simulations-in-the-machine-learning-era/
LOCATION:IFT-UNESP\, Rua Dr. Bento Teobaldo Ferraz 271\, São Paulo\, 01140-070\, Brazil
CATEGORIES:Summer School,yEBSA
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SUMMARY:Structural and functional asymmetry of plasma membranes - Faraday Discussions
DESCRIPTION:The Faraday Discussions are unique international discussion meetings that address current and emerging topics at the forefront of the physical sciences. Recent developments in experimental and computational chemistry\, physics and life sciences have enabled a greater quantitative understanding of lipid asymmetry and its coupling to protein function. This Discussion will explore the various facets of membrane asymmetry\, bringing together experts in membrane physical chemistry\, membrane biophysics\, and membrane physiology.
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/structural-and-functional-asymmetry-of-plasma-membranes-faraday-discussions/
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SUMMARY:The Physics of Collective Cell Dynamics and Morphogenesis
DESCRIPTION:Oxford\, UK \nThe physics of collective cell dynamics and morphogenesis is a highly interdisciplinary field that draws ideas from physics and mathematics to help understanding the development of multicellular organisms. Complementing the traditional route of biology\, the perspective of cells and tissues as out-of-equilibrium materials with quantifiable physical properties offers novel insights into developmental biology\, organoid dynamics and physical principles that can underlie certain diseases. In particular\, by regarding the collective organisation of cells and morphogenesis as processes that are governed by both biochemical signals and mechanical forces\, experimental tools and theoretical approaches from physics can contribute significantly to the mechanistic understanding of processes in living systems. These tools and approaches include the mechanical characterisation of cells and tissues\, theories of active soft matter\, out-of-equilibrium thermodynamics\, mechano-chemical pattern formation and computational modelling.
URL:https://ebsa.org/event/the-physics-of-collective-cell-dynamics-and-morphogenesis/
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