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Event - Online training
Online
R for Biochemists 201 is the Biochemical Society’s second R course, building on the content of R101 for those wishing to extend and develop their knowledge of R. The course has a focus on proteomic data analysis and uses modern data analysis concepts, packages and visualisations.
Event - In-person Training
UK
This training event will discuss strategies to engineer sufficiently pure, homogenous and high-quality recombinant proteins that are critical for subsequent structural and functional studies. It will cover the latest bioinformatic tools for construct design and protein characterisation, tips and tricks for improving protein expression, purification, stability and evaluating quality with biophysical techniques.
Practical Python for beginners: a Biochemist’s guide aims to teach the core skills which underlie the application of Python to complex, real-world research problems.
Event - Scientific meeting
Hybrid
The SBUK 2022 scientific meeting will explore the state-of-the-art in the field, new and emerging opportunities across a range of scientific disciplines and application areas.
Event - Harden Conference
The event will bring together the ever-growing community of kinases and pseudokinases researchers, providing a platform for sharing the latest developments and an opportunity to foster new collaborations. The conference will also celebrate the 30th anniversary of the publication of the first protein kinase structure (Knighton et al, Science 1991).
Exciting breakthroughs in the past few years mean that this field is advancing more rapidly than ever before. The purpose of this meeting is to provide a forum for researchers to discuss how genomes are organised by protein complexes containing SMC proteins.
AMPK is a part of a family of AMPK-related kinases that are also attracting significant interest for their roles in multiple cellular processes. This meeting is the 5th in a biennial series of European meetings that have previously been held in Belgium, France and the Netherlands.
This conference will bring together researchers working on basic molecular and cellular processes of nutrition, its impact in metabolism, with researchers identifying interventions to improve age-related health
This conference will gather renowned experts to highlight recent advances in understanding the molecular mechanisms of small G protein function. In this meeting we will discuss research covering all five families of small G proteins, to generate new ideas, collaborations and scientific strategies from diverse inputs.
DNA Replication is one of the most fundamental processes in life. Every dividing cell has to duplicate its genome before cell division. Mistakes during DNA replication are a major cause of genomic instability that can lead to cancer development. With this in mind, research into biochemistry of DNA replication is of high interest for many groups around the world and biotech companies.
R for Biochemists 101 is the Biochemical Society’s original R course, aimed to equip researchers with the information, tools and techniques to use R. It is suited to beginners who want to use this programming software but have little or no experience.
The agenda of this interdisciplinary meeting will showcase exciting developments in this young field. This will include structural/mechanistic studies using super-resolution imaging and single-molecule microscopy, new quantitative in vivo techniques applicable to bacteria, complementary theoretical modelling approaches, and studies of clinical/commercial significance.
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