Events
The structural basis of cell envelope formation and dynamics in bacteria
Phillip Stansfield (University of Warwick), Roger Stevens LT 09, 15:00
Single-molecule studies provide mechanistic insights into the link between DNA repair and mutagenesis
Terence Strick (IBENS), Astbury 11, 15:00
Astbury & Bragg joint seminar – Material properties of living matter
Gijsje Koenderink (Delft University of Technology), Astbury Level 11, 15:00
Building Enzymes with New Function
Anthony Green (University of Manchester), Astbury 11, 15:00
Astbury Biennial Lecture – Structure and function of alpha synuclein at the pre-synapse
Gabriele Kaminski Schierle (University of Cambridge), Conf Aud 2, 11:00
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Multiscale simulations of membrane proteins: signalling & trafficking
Prof Mark Sansom, University of Oxford
Resolving the heart of the action – spectroelectrochemical studies of cytochromes
Prof. Julea Butt (University of East Anglia)
New paradigms at the proto-life/synthetic biology interface
Prof Stephen Mann, FRS, University of Bristol
The Light and the Dark: structural basis of the repair and assembly of Photosystem II and the regulation of carbon fixation
Dr James Murray (Imperial College London)
The papillomavirus E2 proteins and their interactions with p53
Dr Kevin Gaston (University of Bristol)
Peptides and proteins as a continuing exciting source of inspiration for peptidomimetics and protein mimics
Professor Rob Liskamp (University of Utrecht)
Structure-based design of chemical probes at protein surfaces that read posttranslational modifications
Dr Alessio Ciulli (University of Cambridge)