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European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

This EMBO Workshop series broadly addresses the molecular mechanisms linked to transactions occuring in the eukaryotic cell nucleus (gene expression, nuclear organization/compartmentalization, chromatin remodelling, RNA processing and trafficking, development, evolution, diseases linked to defective nuclear processes). The latest developments will be covered by an outstanding line-up of speakers, and a broad collection of topics are covered. An emphasis is always given to emerging topics and new technologies, which allows attendees to obtain an integrative and up-to date view of the cell's nucleus biology. The workshop usually gathers cell biologists, biochemists and a growing number of physicists/biophysicists due to the types of novel approaches developped and efforts to model and quantify nuclear transactions, which are currently revolutionizing the field and strongly influencing future research.

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

Bacteria form complex spatially structured adherent communities which involve physical forces, chemical gradients and cooperative cell-cell interactions. An integrated view of these processes at all scales from the single cell to mesoscale patterns and ecosystems requires microbiologists and physicists to bridge large disciplinary gaps. To this purpose, the involved scientific communities must not only establish new cross-disciplinary language but also train the next generation of scientists to these emerging challenges. This EMBO workshop aims to fulfill this ambitious goal and connect senior and junior researchers through a series of lectures, seminars and workshops that will zoom in, from single cell approaches, and out, to the ecology of complex microbial consortia.

French Membrane Group (GEM)

GEM brings together researchers, biologists, biochemists, biophysicists, physicists and chemists interested in biological phenomena associated with membranes at all levels, from the organ to the molecule. The meeting will focus on the structure, dynamics and function of membranes and will be locally organised by researchers from different institutes situated in Grenoble where several well-known European and national research facilities are located.

Biology,    Neutron Scattering