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Meetings/Workshops on Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry in the United Kingdom

Conference-Service.com offers, as part of our business activities, a directory of upcoming scientific and technical meetings. The calendar is published for the convenience of conference participants and we strive to support conference organisers who need to publish their upcoming events. Although great care is being taken to ensure the correctness of all entries, we cannot accept any liability that may arise from the presence, absence or incorrectness of any particular information on this website. Always check with the meeting organizer before making arrangements to participate in an event!

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1.go to top of page[ID=136152]MicroRNAs and the regulation of biological function
08 Jul 2008; London, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA083
related subject(s): Pharmacology and Drug Development
2.go to top of page[ID=118180]Metal metabolism: transport, development and neurodegeneration
09 Jul 2008 → 10 Jul 2008; London, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA078
contact: phone: (020 7280 4150)
3.go to top of page[ID=167108]Proprotein Processing, Trafficking & Secretion
13 Jul 2008 → 18 Jul 2008; New London, New Hampshire, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?year=2008&program=proproc
 
4.go to top of page[ID=23226]Topo2008 — DNA topology and topoisomerases
20 Jul 2008 → 23 Jul 2008; Norwich, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.liv.ac.uk/sbs/Topo2008/Register.html
 
5.go to top of page[ID=126757]Topo2008 — DNA topoisomerases in biology and medicine
20 Jul 2008 → 24 Jul 2008; John Innes Centre, Norwich, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=IND27
contact: phone: (020 7280 4100)
 
6.go to top of page[ID=23154]65th Harden - Enzymes: Nature's molecular machines
17 Aug 2008 → 21 Aug 2008; Ambleside, United Kingdom

abstract: Unique to the Biochemical Society, these are residential research conferences covering a specialist topic and lasting 4-5 days. The conferences bring together scientists from various backgrounds with a common interest in - but varying approaches to - the topic of the conference.

weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=65HDN
 
7.go to top of page[ID=168166]Immunochemistry & Immunobiology
17 Aug 2008 → 22 Aug 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?year=2008&program=immuno
 
8.go to top of page[ID=56358]Focused Meeting — Molecular biology of Archaea
19 Aug 2008 → 21 Aug 2008; University of St Andrews, United Kingdom
organizer: Biochemical Society

abstract: The archaea constitute a separate domain of life, distinct from bacteria, with many aspects of their biology closer to eukaryotes. Archaea have been adopted as a model system for studies on eukaryotes as well as being of very considerable interest in their own right. Many archaea inhabit extreme environments, and the mechanisms of adaptation are uniquely fascinating and important, with many biotechnological and industrial applications. Increasingly, archaea are recognised as an important and abundant component of the biosphere.

This meeting will focus on archaeal DNA replication, recombination and repair, genetics and gene regulation. It will highlight recent advances in the field with implications for our understanding of archaeal molecular biology and the evolution of eukaryotic information processing pathways.

weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA079
related subject(s): Molecular Biology
 
9.go to top of page[ID=136217]ESCRTs - from cell biology to pathogenesis
26 Aug 2008 → 28 Aug 2008; Cambridge, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA090
 
10.go to top of page[ID=174431]The International Conference on Arginine and Pyrimidines 2008
27 Aug 2008 → 30 Aug 2008; London, United Kingdom
weblink: http://http//www.ich.ucl.ac.uk/education/short_courses/courses/2S29
related subject(s): Pharmacology and Drug Development
 
11.go to top of page[ID=167232]Intermediate Filaments
07 Sep 2008 → 12 Sep 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom

abstract: Intermediate filament (IF) proteins are encoded by one of the largest gene families in man. They have attracted considerable attention because mutations in IF genes cause, according to their tissue-specific expression, a large variety of severe human diseases. Most notably, mutations affecting the nuclear intermediate filament proteins lamin A and C lead to a stunning multitude of disease entities ranging from muscular dystrophies to premature ageing. In order to obtain more insight into IF-dependent cellular functions and disease entities, various cell culture systems and animal models, in particular transgenic mice, have been generated. Complementary to this field-wide “bench-to-bed” enterprise an arsenal of biophysical techniques is being applied to IFs aimed at dissecting the structure, assembly and mechanics of single filaments at atomic detail.

weblink: http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?year=2008&program=intermed
related subject(s): Molecular Biology
 
12.go to top of page[ID=23219]66th Harden - Ion channels and synaptic function
10 Sep 2008 → 14 Sep 2008; Ambleside, United Kingdom

abstract: Unique to the Biochemical Society, these are residential research conferences covering a specialist topic and lasting 4-5 days. The conferences bring together scientists from various backgrounds with a common interest in - but varying approaches to - the topic of the conference.

weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=66HDN
 
13.go to top of page[ID=118234]mTOR signalling, nutrients and disease
15 Sep 2008 → 16 Sep 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA086
contact: phone: (020 7280 4150)
 
14.go to top of page[ID=162469]Biobanking 2008 — Advance your research by establishing effective sample collection, processing, data management, automation, access and academia–industry collaborations
17 Sep 2008 → 18 Sep 2008; London, United Kingdom

abstract: IQPC’s Pharma IQ’s Biobanking conference will show professionals working in Labs, Biorepositories, Bioanalysis and R&D how to set up productive biological sample management efforts; including assessing the latest automation systems; how to accurately assess samples including DNA, Blood and Human tissues; understand and work with Regulations and Bioethical challenges; and effectively collect and manage patient information.

topics: Biorepositories, Bioanalysis, productive biological sample management efforts, to accurately assess samples, Bioethical challenges
weblink: http://www.iqpc.com/ShowEvent.aspx?id=107852
related subject(s): Pharmacology and Drug Development; Molecular Biology
 
15.go to top of page[ID=113030]ICSG 2008: International Conference on Structural Genomics
20 Sep 2008 → 24 Sep 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.spine2.eu/ISGO
related subject(s): Applied Physics: X-rays, Synchrotron Radiation and Crystallography
 
16.go to top of page[ID=126799]Chemistry in the New World of Bioengineering and Synthetic Biology
22 Sep 2008 → 24 Sep 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom

abstract: The conference will focus on rapidly developing areas of science in which chemists and other researchers can enhance current biology or even build completely new biological systems. It aims to play a leading role in bringing together the multidisciplinary community that will drive forward tomorrow's bioscience research.

topics: Creating New Biological Systems and Functions, Novel Biomolecular Devices, Assembling Custom Bionanomaterials, Augmenting Tissue Function through Chemistry
weblink: http://www.rsc.org/ConferencesAndEvents/conference/alldetails.cfm?evid=100715
contact: phone: (+44 (0)1223 432254)
 
17.go to top of page[ID=150707]Bioengineering and Synthetic Biology
22 Sep 2008 → 24 Sep 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom

abstract: The conference will focus on rapidly developing areas of science in which chemists and other researchers can enhance current biology or even build completely new biological systems. It aims to play a leading role in bringing together the multidisciplinary community that will drive forward tomorrow's bioscience research.

weblink: http://www.rsc.org/ConferencesAndEvents/RSCConferences/chembio08/index.asp
related subject(s): Molecular Biology
 
18.go to top of page[ID=136172]Enzyme mechanisms: fast reaction and computational approaches
09 Oct 2008 → 10 Oct 2008; Manchester, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA088
related subject(s): Chemoinformatics and Computational Chemistry; Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
 
19.go to top of page[ID=136204]Annual Symposium — DNA damage: from causes to cures
15 Dec 2008 → 17 Dec 2008; Robinson College, Cambridge, United Kingdom
organizer: Biochemical Society

abstract: All cells contain a diverse range of repair pathways that have evolved to optimize their survival following damage to their DNA. These pathways involve the actions of a large number of DNA repair proteins to remove the damage and maintain genome stability. Clearly, when these processes do not function correctly, a likely result will be instability of the genome. A large body of experimental data has demonstrated that such genetic instability can cause a wide variety of human diseases. This meeting will highlight recent major advances in understanding biochemical details about how DNA repair intersects with cellular pathways that lead to cancer or ageing. The meeting is particularly timely since it is now apparent that these biochemical processes offer significant potential for novel therapies to treat diseases such as cancer.

weblink: http://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA084
related subject(s): Pharmacology and Drug Development
 
20.go to top of page[ID=112048]Nanotoxicology: Health & Environmental Impacts
27 Feb 2009; Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.nanoforum.org/dateien/download.php?userid=8036170&dateinr=1045&dateiorig=001045.upl&dateiname=Nanotox+2009.doc&zeitcode=27112007215634
contact: email: gail.whiting@euroscicon.com
related subject(s): Applied Physics: Microtechnology, Nanotechnology; Nanoscale Particles and Emulsions
 
21.go to top of page[ID=134484]Functional Molecules from Natural Sources
06 Jul 2009 → 08 Jul 2009; Oxford, United Kingdom

abstract: The Biotechnology committee of the Royal Society of Chemistry is organising an international conferece on Natural products as an important source of leads in multiple industrial sectors - notably pharmaceutical and agrochemical. This will be a three day conference comprising leading figures and current topics in natural product, medicinal and agrochemistry

topics: Natural products, pharmaceutical , agrochemical, Medicinal Chemistry
weblink: http://www.rsc.org/ConferencesAndEvents/conference/alldetails.cfm?evid=101063
related subject(s): Applied Chemistry: Food Chemistry and Agriculture
 
22.go to top of page[ID=174455]Neuronal glutamate and GABA receptor function in health and disease
21 Jul 2009 → 24 Jul 2009; St Andrews, United Kingdom
weblink: http://https://www.biochemistry.org/meetings/programme.cfm?Meeting_No=SA082
contact: phone: (0207 280 4150)
 

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last updated: 21 June 2008