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Résumé: Zielgruppe: Mitarbeiter/-innen der chemischen und pharmazeutischen Industrie, Behörden und Institute mit Aufgabenschwerpunkt in F & E Voraussetzungen: Grundkenntnisse der Organischen Synthesechemie Ziele / Nutzen: Ein fundiertes Wissen zur Darstellung organischer Verbindungen und deren gezielte Strukturaufklärung ermöglichen jeder Fachkraft einen erweiterten Handlungs- und Entscheidungsspielraum im Labor. Die Teilnehmer erhalten umfassende Kenntnisse zur präparativen organischen Synthese sowie Analysetechniken zur direkten Anwendung im F&E-Labor anhand von anwendungsorientierten Beispielen. Inhalt: Modul 1 (6 Wochen): Reaktionen, Mechanismen, spektroskopische Methoden – Grundlagen der Aliphatenchemie •Substitutionen, Additionen, Eliminierungen, metallorganische Reaktionen •IR-Spektroskopie, NMR-Spektroskopie •Grundlagen der Stereochemie Modul 2 (6 Wochen): Carbonyl-, Amin- und Aromatenchemie - Schlüsselelemente der Feinchemie •Reaktionen von Carbonylverbindungen, Michael-Sys

Résumé: Zielgruppe: Mitarbeiter/-innen der chemischen und pharmazeutischen Industrie, Behörden und Institute mit Aufgabenschwerpunkt in F & E Voraussetzungen: Grundkenntnisse der Organischen Synthesechemie Ziele / Nutzen: Ein fundiertes Wissen zur Darstellung organischer Verbindungen und deren gezielte Strukturaufklärung ermöglichen jeder Fachkraft einen erweiterten Handlungs- und Entscheidungsspielraum im Labor. Die Teilnehmer erhalten umfassende Kenntnisse zur präparativen organischen Synthese sowie Analysetechniken zur direkten Anwendung im F&E-Labor anhand von anwendungsorientierten Beispielen. Inhalt: Modul 1 (6 Wochen): Reaktionen, Mechanismen, spektroskopische Methoden – Grundlagen der Aliphatenchemie •Substitutionen, Additionen, Eliminierungen, metallorganische Reaktionen •IR-Spektroskopie, NMR-Spektroskopie •Grundlagen der Stereochemie Modul 2 (6 Wochen): Carbonyl-, Amin- und Aromatenchemie - Schlüsselelemente der Feinchemie •Reaktionen von Carbonylverbindungen, Michael-Sys

Résumé: In diesem Kurs erarbeiten wir mit Ihnen, wie Sie bestimmte DNA-Sequenzen einer DNA-Probe mittels Hybridisierungssonden nachweisen und quanitifizieren können. Der Kurs umfasst dabei folgende Themenschwerpunkte: * Spezifische Probenaufarbeitung und deren Optimierung * Gelelektrophorese * Blottingverfahren und deren Einsatzgebiete * Synthese und Optimierung der Hybridisierungssonden * Detektionsverfahren und Auswertung der Analyseergebnisse * Maßnahmenkatalog zur Vermeidung häufig gemachter Fehler und Problembehebung * Membranstripping * u.v.m. In einer vertieften theoretischen Einführung werden die biochemischen Hintergründe der Southern-Blot-Technik besprochen, auf deren Basis dann auch Strategien zur Optimierung der Versuchsparameter abgeleitet werden können. Besonderen Wert legen wir dabei auf die vergleichende Diskussion verschiedener Methoden und ihrer Anwendungsgebiete in der Praxis, Maßnahmen zur Qualitätskontrolle der Versuchsschritte sowie der Vermeidung typischer Fehler bzw. Behebung häufiger Probleme bei der Durchführung von Southern-Blot-Analysen. In den praktischen Versuchen erarbeiten Sie sich dann die Fertigkeiten, die Sie für die erfolgreiche Durchführung der Analysen benötigen. Dieser Kurs erfordert grundlegende Vorkenntnisse aus der Molekularbiologie und über den Aufbau von Nukleinsäuren.

Résumé: Kursleiter: Prof. Dr. Carsten Schmuck

Résumé: The objective of this symposium is to provide a forum for the interactions of environmental chemists and mineralogists, environmental microbiologists, ecologists, toxicologists and soil scientists to address the current state-of-the-art and identify gaps in knowledge on physicochemical and biological interfacial interactions at the molecular level at the soil-root interface (the rhizosphere) pertaining to the dynamics, transformations, bioavailability, and toxicity of metals, metalloids, anthropogenic organics, and vital elements.

Résumé: An exciting and varied program is planned covering all areas of polymer science and engineering, including synthesis, characterisation, processing and modeling. Topics will span biological polymers, through nanomaterials to mechanical prerties and rheology. Presentations and discussion on intellectual properties and commercialisation of plastics is also a feature. Many years of successful APS conferences have shown that this is a great forum for hearing the latest in polymer research from top international and Australian polymer scientists, as well as presenting your work and meeting others and networking in a warm and convivial atmosphere.

Résumé: The aim of Fotociencias 2008 is to provide a common forum for researchers, engineers, and scientists working on problems related to light and its applications; topics in Biology, Chemistry and Physics are included. Priority is given to research directed toward the areas of health and medical applications, environment, food and solar energy use.

Résumé: In der Fermentationstechnik (Bioreaktionstechnik, Bioverfahrenstechnik) arbeiten viele Disziplinen zusammen. Mikrobiologen, Biochemiker, Zellbiologen und Verfahrensingenieure suchen nach einem Weg, das Wachstum der Zellen (Katalysatoren) bzw. die Produktbildung möglichst optimal zu gestalten. Für fermentative bzw. biotechnologische Prozesse benötigt man insbesondere Geräte und Verfahrensstrategien, die im Seminar ausführlich erläutert werden. Ein Biologe wird die biologische/biochemische/gentechnische Seite der Bioreaktionstechnik vorstellen und ein Ingenieur wird die technischen Lösungen der Bioreaktionstechnik präsentieren.

Résumé: 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.

Résumé: Conference invites participants from all over the world to present their research in all areas related to Environmental BioTechnology. Venue of conference is Gangtok-sheer magic of the world. About 1000 delegates are expected to participate in this prestigious conference. Last date of submission of abstracts is 30th September 2008 along with early registration fees.

Résumé: Peptide stellen eine synthetisch und analytisch anspruchsvolle Klasse von Naturstoffen dar. Ihre wachsende Bedeutung in der Biotechnologie und die industrielle Nutzung von Enzymen und Enzymanaloga sind ebenso wie die „klassische“ Wirkstoff-Forschung auf ein tiefes Verständnis von Peptidstrukturen und ihrer biochemischen Wirkungsweise angewiesen.

Prof. Dr. Norbert Sewald von der Fakultät für Chemie der Universität Bielefeld berichtet über den Einsatz von Peptiden als Mimetica für Oligosaccharide. Die Rolle der Peptidchemie in der industriellen Produktion illustriert Dr. Jörg von Eysmondt von der Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland AG, Frankfurt, am Beispiel der Insulinproduktion gestern und heute. Bertil Hofte von Thermo Fisher Scientific in Breda (Niederlande) erläutert, welche Potenziale LC/MS-Verfahren für die Untersuchung von Peptidstrukturen bietet. Durch die Veranstaltung führt Prof. Dr. Udo Kragl vom Institut für Chemie der Universität Rostock.

Résumé: The use of mass spectrometry to assess the chemical structures of complex lipids as well as quantitatively determine the presence of specific lipids in biological tissues (lipidomics).

Résumé: The International symposium on “Advances in Molecular Medicine and Clinical Implications”, will focus on shifts in clinical approach with emphasis on contemporary molecular technology-based diagnostics, prognostics and theranostics i.e treatment-based on diagnostics, both in the International and Indian context. The focus would also be on leveraging the research efforts of the Molecular Medicine Group of Reliance Life Sciences (RLS) in these areas.

Résumé: The Foundation's mission is the organization and sponsorship of international conferences, symposia, and educational programs which are dedicated to the advancement of bioorganic and medicinal chemistry.

Résumé: Europe in their sixth, fifth and second year respectively. To accommodate even more talks this year the Screening and MedChem conferences will be extended to three days. This year's event will take place in the exciting city of Berlin. These conferences will be co-located and registered delegates will have access to all three meetings ensuring a very cost-effective trip. Keynote Speakers: Screening Stephen Rees, Director, Screening Compound Profiling GSK, UK Doriano Fabbro, Head of New Technologies Novartis Biomedical Research Institute Alexander Levitzki, Professor of Biochemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Julio J Martin, Manager Screening and Compound Profiling GSK, Spain MedChem Hugo Kubinyi, Retired Professor University of Heidelberg ADMET Richard Walmsley, Professor of Genetics Manchester University Topics including but not limited to: Screening: High Content Screening Advances in Liquid Handling Label Free Screening Drug targets: - Protein Kinases - GPCRs - Ion Channels MedChem: Chemogenomics Fragment Based Lead Discovery Compound Management Formulation and Solubility ADMET: Microdosing Metabonomics Hepatotoxicity High-throughput and in-silico approaches Current in-vivo and in-vitro strategies

Résumé: This course in medicinal chemistry sets out to train organic chemists to understand the key factors in discovering a new drug substance, from target selection, through lead generation and lead optimisation, to the selection of a development candidate. The course will cover aspects of the drug discovery process such as structure activity relationships, the use of computational chemistry in drug discovery, ADME and safety issues and highlights some of the reasons for project failure.

Résumé: Gordon Research Conference on “Nitric Oxide (NO)” is designed to provide chemists, biologists, cell biologists, clinicians and other scientists with state of the art knowledge on the basic structure/function relationships of NO generating systems and the biology of NO as a signaling molecule in physiological and pathophysiological states.

Résumé: Frontiers in Medicinal Chemistry - Joint German-Swiss Meeting on Medicinal Chemistry

Résumé: This course is for Medicinal Chemists and Project Managers who wish to gain an improved feel for drug discovery biology. The biological world is immense and therefore the course drills down to provide an overview of only those key areas of biology relevant to the Medicinal Chemist in a drug discovery environment. The order in which various biological attributes are generated in the total drug discovery process is also provided in the course. At the end of the course the Medicinal Chemist should be better positioned to analyse and interpret the biological data used to evaluate their compounds.

Résumé: Molecular and cellular Mechanisms of Memory

Résumé: PepCon-2009 is the 2nd annual protein and peptide conference of BIT Life Sciences.

Résumé: Welcome to the inaugural Peptides Europe conference and exhibition. This year's event will be held in the beautiful and historic city of Edinburgh. The conference will be co-located with Advances in Synthetic Chemistry. Registered delegates will have access to both meetings ensuring a very cost-effective trip. Make the most of your trip by attending the pre-conference training course. Agenda Topics to include: New Approaches in Peptide/Protein Synthesis Biosynthetic Chemistry Structure-Function Relationship Peptide Biotechnology and Diagnostics Pharmacology and Medical Peptide Chemistry Bioinformatics in Peptide Research

Résumé: The Chemical Biophysics Symposium is a student organized conference now in its eighth year of providing an informal venue for discussions of topics bridging the physical and biological sciences. Past Symposia have been marked by a strong multi-disciplinary turnout including biologists, chemists, physicists, mathematicians, and other more exotic species; lively (but good-natured!) debates during panel discussions and question periods; a lavish Saturday evening banquet; and stellar lineups of prominent invited speakers. We hope to continue this tradition this coming spring (April 24-26, 2009), and we encourage all interested faculty, postdocs, and students to attend.

Résumé: Welcome to the Nucleic Acid Diagnostics & Therapeutics Summit. This inaugural summit will be be held in Boston, MA immediately prior to the annual RNAi World Congress, which will address the latest research in RNAi and microRNA research. In contrast the DxRx Summit will be attended by investors, corporate management, business leaders, legal & regulatory advisors, clinical trial CROs and others who are interested in the diagnostic and therapeutic applications of DNA, RNAi, microRNAs, and antisense technology. Registered delegates will also be eligible to attend a half-day interactive business tutorial on the market and business landscape for diagnostics and therapeutics based on RNAi and microRNAs hosted by Enal Razvi, PhD. Agenda Topics to include: Reviews of Company Pipelines Clinical Trial Status of Nucleic Acid-Based Therapeutics Patent Status of Nucleic Acid-Based Diagnostics and Therapeutics Nucleic Acid Drug Delivery microRNAs as Diagnostics and Therapeutic Entities Nucleic Acid Biomarkers for Personalized Medicine Reimbursement and Regulatory Landscape Investor Attitudes to this Sector Emerging Company Showcase Confirmed Speakers: Dr Patrick Y. Lu, President and CEO, Sirnaomics Dr Dmitry Samarsky, VP Technology Development, RXi Pharmaceuticals Dr James Hamilton, CEO, Calando Pharmaceuticals Prof James G Patton, Vanderbilt University Jeffery Vick, CEO, Silence Therapeutics Dr Nobuyoshi Kosaka, National Cancer Center Research Institute, Tokyo Dr Nicolay Ferrari, Director of Pharmacology, Topigen Dr Søren Tulstrup, CEO, Santaris Pharma Dr William Marshall, President and CEO, Miragen Therapeutics

Résumé: The 2nd Georgian Bay International Conference on Bioinorganic Chemistry (abbreviated as CanBIC) continues the tradition established by the International Conference on Biological Inorganic Chemistry (ICBIC) that takes place around the world every two years of bringing together scientists researching the vitally important biological chemistry of metals. This research concerns the metabolism of essential and toxic metals, the synthetic mimics and models of metals in biological molecules, synthetic approaches to duplicate biological function, the mechanistic details of metal function in biology, effects and therapeutic response to the toxicity of metals, metals as therapeutic agents. As is clear, these research areas touch on all aspects of the human life, from nutrition to the environment to medical intervention.
CanBIC involes 3 complete days of talks - up to 80 in all- given by world leaders in their firleds.

Résumé: The main goal of the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Carbohydrates is to bring together a diverse group of scientists who work in the broad area of glycoscience (carbohydrate chemistry, carbohydrate biochemistry, and glycobiology) to discuss recent progress and future challenges in the field.

Résumé: Join us in Paris in June 2009 to celebrate the Tenth Tetrahedron Symposium and the 50th Anniversary of Tetrahedron Letters. Seventeen exceptional speakers, including three Nobel Laureates, will present their latest research findings during this key organic/bioorganic chemistry event for 2009.

Attendance at this meeting will enable to you to:
Learn from internationally renowned researchers in a comprehensive and wide-ranging programme covering all aspects of organic synthesis; bioorganic, medicinal and computational chemistry; molecular recognition and the organic chemistry of materials. Understand the current state of research and the challenges to future discovery. Present your latest research in the poster sessions. Network with the editors of the Tetrahedron journals, meet with international colleagues, visit the trade stands and make new alliances

Résumé: 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

Résumé: The program will feature a blend of plenary presentations, discussions, special presentations by young investigators and multiple poster sessions. Scientific communications on all aspects of neuropeptide research and neuroscience in general may be submitted and can be presented as posters. Some of the submissions may be considered for oral presentations by the programme committee. Each poster abstract submission must be accompanied by one fully registered scientist.

Résumé: It is our great honor to host ICBIC 14 in Nagoya, Japan in July 25-30, 2009. The Major Subjects currently planned in ICBIC 14 includes the traditional bioinorganic subjects, in addition, we will organize metal-protein assemblies as nano-biomaterials as well as bioinspired architectures. We welcome many suggestions on the subjects to be added to ICBIC 14.

Résumé: International Congress with more than 300 scientists in the field of Amino Acid, Peptide and Protein research.

Résumé: The biannual AIMECS09 conference will be hosted by the Royal Australian Chemical Institute Division of Biomolecular Chemistry and the Asian Federation for Medicinal Chemistry in the beautiful tropical city of Cairns. The venue is on the doorstep of two world heritage listed areas - the Great Barrier Reef, and the Daintree Rainforest.

Résumé: More specifically, the aim of the Conference is to address the most advanced directions and new achievements in physical chemistry methods applied to the research processes in drug discovery and pharmaceutical development. Topics covered in the conference program include separation techniques, methods of spectroscopy and microscopy, thermal analysis and physico-chemical profiling including dissolution and permeability. However, this list is by no means exhaustive.

Résumé: The conference will highlight a state-of-the-art view of research in plant molecular biology. In addition to keynote addresses and invited symposia, individuals are invited to submit abstracts for presentation as talks in concurrent sessions, or as posters. Ample time will be set aside for discussion at various workshops.