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This GRS attracts trainees studying different mechanisms of alcohol-induced tissue injury and treatment targets in various cells, organs, and systems. Participation in the trainee-led GRS will aid early-career scientists in putting their work into the “bigger picture” of alcohol-induced end-organ diseases and gain a deeper perspective on different approaches in alcohol research. The trainee-led format of the GRS will allow participants to share recent progress and unpublished data on their work. Importantly, the GRS fosters a close community between participants and will provide trainees with ample networking opportunities with fellow scientists.

Advancements in Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Alcohol-Related Tissue-Injury: Targets for Treatment and Disease Prevention

The 2023 GRS on Multi-Drug Efflux Systems will provide an excellent opportunity to globally bring innovative young scientists to share their ideas, foster relationships for future collaborations, and provide friendly feedback to each other for the advancement in the field of Multi-Drug Efflux Systems for improving global health. Scientists attending this seminar will benefit from engaging in interactive sessions, presenting or listening to oral and poster presentations, networking with leaders in the field, and discovering the next steps in their career development.

Insights into the Structure and Function of Multi-Drug Efflux System for Novel Applications in Global Public Health

The Alcohol-Induced End Organ Diseases GRC is a premier, international scientific conference focused on advancing the frontiers of science through the presentation of cutting-edge and unpublished research, prioritizing time for discussion after each talk and fostering informal interactions among scientists of all career stages. The conference program includes a diverse range of speakers and discussion leaders from institutions and organizations worldwide, concentrating on the latest developments in the field.

Multisystemic Pathophysiological Mechanisms

Multidrug efflux systems export a wide a variety of substrates from cells and consequently are capable of conferring resistance to a wide range of chemotherapeutic agents. Multidrug resistance caused by active drug efflux is one of the major clinical impediments in anti-cancer chemotherapy and treatment of infectious diseases. Multidrug exporters are ubiquitously expressed in prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms where they regulate absorption, distribution and excretion of xenobiotics, and protect sanctuary tissues by regulating the drug permeability of the blood-brain, -placenta and -testis barriers. In addition to regulating pharmacokinetics, transporters are also major players in dictating tissue-responses to drugs, from pharmacological efficacy to toxicity.

Targeting the Mechanisms and Regulation of Transporters for Advancing Health During a Pandemic

Green bank Observatory

This 3-day workshop at the Green Bank Observatory will focus on topics related to the role of oxygen in the universe, planets and life, and how the rise of oxygen on Earth may (or may not) likely have analogs on other planets. Attendance is limited to 50 participants, by application only, and all registration and travel expenses will be covered. The conference scope should be construed broadly; researchers working on any related problems are strongly encouraged to apply. Recognizing the challenges the pandemic has presented for networking over the past several years, this workshop will have a strong focus on early career researchers, and will have broad international participation. Presenters are encouraged to gear their talks to an interdisciplinary audience, eschewing the trees of internecine disciplinary debates for the forest of broader understanding.

Phone: [5105947750];     Email: astrowright@gmail.com

Astrobiology, planetary science

Astronomy, Astrophysics and Cosmology,    Geophysics and Geology

This meeting with focus on the presentation and discussion of the latest research and discoveries in the field of phagocyte biology. Topics range broadly from the cell biology of phagocytes, to the function of phagocytes in model organisms and systems.

Exploring Phagocyte Biology in Inflammation, Infection and Resolution

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Immunology and Allergic Diseases

The Red Cells Gordon Research Conference is a biennial gathering of national and international researchers studying all aspects of erythroid biology.

Erythropoiesis: Development, Function and Disease

The 2023 Phagocytes Gordon Conference will bring together scientists from around the world to discuss the most recent advances in the field. Invited speakers will present their latest unpublished research related to the many aspects of phagocyte biology that impact multicellular organisms throughout their lifespan. Featured topics will include Molecular mechanisms of phagocytosis; plasmacytoid dendritic cell function; Mechanisms of neutrophil extracellular traps; the role of phagocytes in neuroimmunology, regulation of host-pathogen interactions, and new discoveries in microbiome-phagocyte interactions, as well the role of myeloid cell diversity in cancer and coronary artery disease.

Molecular and Cellular Diversity in Host Defense and Inflammation

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Immunology and Allergic Diseases

Oxford Global Conferences

Join 300+ leaders, experts and researchers at the Spatial Biology US: In-Person, connecting global academic & research organisations as well as pharma representatives for high-level discussions on the latest innovations in spatial research & technologies.

Phone: [+44 1865 248455];     Email: d.dalby@oxfordglobal.co.uk

Spatial biology, Biomarkers, Drug Development, Drug Research, Medicine, Spatial omics, Oncology, Neuroscience

Society for In Vitro Biology

The Society for In Vitro Biology (SIVB) is heading to Norfolk, Virginia for the 2023 SIVB Annual Meeting for the first time ever and you can be part of it! Founded nearly 80 years ago as the Tissue Culture Association, the SIVB is fostering the exchange of knowledge of in vitro biology of cells, tissues, and organs from both the plant and animal kingdoms, including humans. The SIVB furthers biotechnology research to understand biology at the cellular and developmental level, and promotes, expands and supports the scientific knowledge base for the benefit of society as a whole. The scientific program will provide both state-of-the-art scientific research and core fundamentals presented by speakers you won’t want to miss. This year’s plenary topics include: Microbiomes, Product Development, Spatial Biology, Biotechnology for Sustainability, and Diversity in Science.

Phone: [910-755-5431];     Email: sivb@sivb.org

Biotechnology, gene editing, CRISPR, cell culture, tissue culture, organoid

Biotechnology,    Genetics and genetic disorders

Launched in 2007, this cross-disciplinary FASEB Science Research Conference (SRC) is focused on endoplasmic reticulum (ER) function and dynamics, and the contribution of ER dysfunction to disease.  The conference brings together cell biologists and disease-oriented researchers, including both trainees and independent investigators. It attracts basic researchers interested in protein folding, protein secretion, cellular stress responses, protein post-translational modification, proteasome dependent protein degradation, and regulation of lipid biosynthesis, as well as researchers focusing on a range of pathologies, including diabetes, neurodegeneration, cancer, and diseases of protein misfolding.

Polyamines in Cancer, Medical Genetics, Aging, Pathogens and Plants

The first GRC on the topic of biomaterials was held in 1966. Over the past five decades, the field has grown substantially, both in numbers and in scope, leading to a vibrant, multidisciplinary community of researchers who share interests in developing materials for a wide range of medical applications. Building on this rich history, the 2023 GRC and GRS on Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering will focus on the design, function, and translation of bio-instructive materials, with a particular emphasis on material modulation of biological activity.

Transforming Biology into a Technology to Solve Global Challenges

Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara

During animal and plant development, cells self-organize into complex organisms, through the gradual refinement of cellular identities and their arrangement in space. This is an iterative process, which progresses through successive rounds of symmetry breaking, accompanied by changes in molecular and mechanical properties that feed back across multiple scales. Many of the elementary processes underlying developmental patterning and morphogenesis are now well documented, and a growing array of tools is available to observe and manipulate their dynamics. Yet, we lack a set of general principles that explain how they are coordinated in space and time to produce a defined outcome, and comprehensive synthetic approaches that use such principles to recapitulate development in vitro. This program will bring together experimentalists and theoreticians to work towards an integrated view of self-organization. This requires that we examine how the collective dynamics of development emerge from individual cellular behaviors - how cellular decisions in high-dimensional gene expression landscapes are coordinated in patterning, and how cellular force generation and mechanical feedbacks provide a substrate for tissue-scale communication and morphogenesis. Unifying these different processes, the notion of information may provide a common currency for the molecular and mechanical cues that guide development, encouraging us to consider that information is not only conveyed and interpreted but also self-organizes.

morphogenesis, development, plant development, self-organization, theory, quantitative biology, biophysics

Biophysics, Medical Physics,    Systems Biology and Computational Biology

Cell Biology and Signalling

The field of implant materials is now moving from static concepts to dynamic biomaterials that can adapt to stimuli from the living environment. It is an exciting time for biomaterial research. The same is true for robotics, as soft actuated and responsive materials pave the way for the rapidly emerging field of “soft robotics”, from the nano- to the macroscale. The 9th International Conference on Mechanics of Biomaterials and Tissues provides a unique international forum for researchers and practicing engineers from different disciplines to interact and exchange their latest results.

American Geophysical Union (AGU)

AbSciCon brings the astrobiology community together every two years to share research, collaborate, and plan for the future. Diversity, interdisciplinary research and engaging topics make AbSciCon the premier conference for astrobiology.

Astronomy, Astrophysics and Cosmology,    Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry, Toxicology

Entomological Society of America