Tagungen und Workshops zum Thema Biophysik

German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg

The 8th MR in RT Symposium is the major event in the field of MR guided radiotherapy. The fast technological development and the rapid clinical implementation of MRI in radiation therapy applications is currently one of the most exciting as well as most challenging developments in radiation oncology. Our 8th MR in RT Symposium will take place as a virtual event. With this 2.5 day science meeting we would not only like to virtually bring together specialists from all involved disciplines, but also to foster a discussion about the scientific direction of the field. We intend to discuss especially the current clinical status and future directions of the field of MR-guided radiotherapy. It is also our pleasure to cordially invite you on behalf of the organizing and scientific committees to participate in our Virtual 8th MR in RT Symposium and to submit your abstracts for posters and presentations.

Email: mrinrthd@dkfz-heidelberg.de

Radiologie, Nuklearmedizin und Radiotherapie,    Onkologie

Institute of Physics at Jan Kochanowski University (UJK) and Holy Cross Cancer Center (ŚCO)

The BIOMEDIAG Workshop organized within COST Action CA18130 aims to foster the knowledge exchange and the development of a joint research agenda about using TXRF (total reflection x-ray fluorescence) in the new and emerging applications for advanced elemental analysis of biological (plants and animals) and medical (human) samples. The aim of the workshop is also presentation of other independent techniques used for elemental analysis of the biological and medical samples and comparisons of their features with the TXRF method.

TXRF, ICP-MS, ICP-OES, elemental analysis, ENFORCE-TXRF, medical samples, biological samples

Angewandte Physik: Röntgen- und Synchrotronstrahlung, Kristallographie ,    Analytische Chemie, Anorganische Chemie

Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery (BIRS)

Cells are the fundamental building blocks of life. Recent advancement in biotechnology has allow us to peek inside this every cell to better understand of biology and human disease. Single cell technology also generates big and complex data and brings about new data science challenges of computational and life scientists. The objective of this workshop is to bring together international leaders in diverse disciplines including mathematical, statistical, computational, biological and medical in an collaborative atmosphere to develop collaborative capacity that will tackle various underlying data science challenges in single cell research.

Kurse und Veranstaltungen für Studenten der Mathematik,    Molekularbiologie

Biophysical Society (BPS)

Molecular biophysics over the next decade will be dominated by three technologies - electron microscopy and tomography, X-ray lasers, and machine learning. Taking us a step closer towards capturing bimolecular assemblies in action, these technologies together with molecular simulations are delivering not only static structures, but movies of cellular functions. One common denominator to this remarkable progress is the advent of graphic processor unit (GPU), and compute-intensive resources over the past decade. Already leveraging parallel capabilities, areas of diffraction data and single-particle image processing, hybrid modeling, molecular dynamics and free-energy simulations, and drug design and discovery are frontrunners in leveraging the prowess of exascale computing.

Wissenschaftliches Rechnen,    Molekularbiologie

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

Biophysics Austria

13. European Biophysics Conference is is organized by Biophysics Austria in Vienna. It is a part of conference series that is chaired by the European Biophysical Societies Association (EBSA, http://ebsa.org/portal/). The last EBSA conference was in Madrid 2019. Commonly, the European meeting brings together more than 1000 biophysicists from all over the world. We are prepared to organize a hybrid meeting that will allow everyone to attend regardless of the COVID19 pandemic situation. The scientific focus of the upcoming conference will be classical biophysics ‐ including several sessions on membrane transporters and channels, virus‐membrane interactions, protein synthesis and folding, protein transport, single molecule biophysics, lipid‐protein interactions, molecular biophysics, bioenergetics, etc.

Advanced optical microscopy, Advances and applications in cryo-electron microscopy, Bioenergetics, Biomimetic nanopores, Biomolecular simulations, Biosensors, Cell & tissue biophysics, Channels and Ca2+ signaling, Cytoskeleton / motor proteins, DNA architecture and gene regulation, Emerging breakthrough methods in molecular-scale biophysics (ARBRE), Ionic liquids biomolecules and cells, Light as a tool in biophysics, Lipid-protein Interactions, Liquid-liquid phase separation & intrinsically disordered proteins, Mechanobiology, Medical biophysics / imaging, Membrane active peptides, Membrane architecture & asymmetry, Membrane signal transduction, Membrane transporter & channels, Protein translocation, assembly and folding, Protons on interfaces, Quantification of molecular forces, Synthetic cell, Virus biophysics

Mikroskopie,    Molekularbiologie

Biophysical Society (BPS)

Antibiotic resistance is a pressing global challenge to human health, and biophysics and bioengineering have much to offer to the global response to this challenge. This meeting will help bring together scientists working to diagnose, understand, and overcome antibiotic resistance. Engineering approaches and the biophysical methodologies of spectroscopy, single-molecule and single-cell microscopy, computational modeling, and development of functional assays are uniquely suited to help answer these questions. This meeting seeks to explore the interface between biophysical research and the microbiology of drug resistance, highlighting the breadth of work that spans these two fields and encouraging new synergies to tackle this global health problem.

Organised by IOP Biological Physics Group

Biologically inspired Physics is an extraordinarily wide field, covering the behaviour of systems from single molecular machines to organisms and even ecosystems. Physics Meets Biology 2021 will provide a view of the most recent and exciting research across a broad range of topics and scales: its scope includes physical probes and imaging, bionanotechnology and synthetic biology, molecular machinery, cytoskeletal mechanics, signalling, control, neural systems, development, evolution and ecology. The conference is organised around an international programme of invited speakers and will include contributed talks and poster sessions. Its state of the art research coverage is designed to inform experts of the latest developments; it will also provide a valuable introduction to biophysical research for junior researchers including graduate students. Physics Meets Biology 2021 is the seventh in the series organised by the Biological Physics Group of the Institute of Physics.

physical probes and imaging, bionanotechnology and synthetic biology, molecular machinery, cytoskeletal mechanics, signalling, control, neural systems, development, evolution and ecology

Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery (BIRS)

An aspiration of modern cell biology is to 1) understand how the various cellular components assemble into a cell and 2) understand how cell function arises from the interaction of those components. How do cells form with a specific shape and size? How do they divide and how do cells decide where to divide? How does transport occur in the crowded cellular environment inside a cell? Mathematics has a role in helping answer such questions. Understanding of these phenomena also presents the opportunity to discover new deep mathematical concepts, particularly because it involves chemistry and physics acting across length-scales, from molecules to cells and tissues. BIRS has played a foundational role in the development of what has become known as Mathematical Biology of the Cell, by hosting regular workshops that have helped reveal principles behind how cellular components assemble and organize themselves to form discrete structures, distinct cellular compartments, and form patterns. The underlying goal of this meeting of interdisciplinary and diverse scientists is to understand the fundamental principles connecting cell signaling, geometry, transport, and mechanics.

Kurse und Veranstaltungen für Studenten der Mathematik,    Molekularbiologie

SETCOR conferences and events

NanoMedicine 2021 will cover the most recent international developments in the field of Nanobiotechnology and Nanomedicine. Participants will get a complete overview on the state of the art in these fields and on the research carried out and the latest results. Recent advances, difficulties and breakthroughs as well as emerging and future trends of the converging fields of Nanotechnology, Biotechnology and Medicine will be discussed. The event offers to the participants from both science and industry the opportunity to discuss new cooperation projects.

Event coordinator;     Tel.: [+33644101282];     Email: info@setcor.org

Biologie,    Augenheilkunde

Biologie,    Augenheilkunde

BPS - The Biophysical Society

International Radiation Protection Association (IRPA)

Meeting the Challenges in the Practice of Radiation Practice

The Optical Society (OSA)

This topical meeting focuses on the development and application of optical techniques for clinical applications. The meeting spans clinical diagnostic, surgical guidance and therapeutic approaches that use light, with applications ranging from cancer to ophthalmology and global health. The meeting spans clinical diagnostic, surgical guidance and therapeutic approaches that use light, with applications ranging from cancer to ophthalmology and global health. It will also include technologies for in-vivo laboratory disease research including contrast agent development and intravital microscopy in animal models. Presented work will include reports of novel and developing technologies for clinical applications, demonstrations of clinical applications and clinical trial results, with presenters encouraged to share their experiences relating to the challenges of clinical translation. Events will include panel discussions and networking forums to develop skills and expertise for clinical translation, FDA and regulatory hurdles and fundraising.

The Optical Society (OSA)

The BRAIN topical meeting specifically focuses on cutting-edge research and innovative new tools and techniques that seek to increase fundamental knowledge about the brain and nervous system. The USA BRAIN Initiative and the European Human Brain Project have identified the urgent need for new technologies that can probe the working brain across all levels from single neurons to entire behaving organisms. Optics offers a unique toolkit for multiscale imaging the living and intact brain, while new genetic labeling strategies provide optical contrast to neural function and optogenetics permits the control of cellular function with light. By bringing together an international group of leading engineers, optical and medical scientists, biologists, chemists and physicians, the meeting reflects this topic’s highly interdisciplinary area of research. The BRAIN meeting will bring together researchers working in all aspects of optics in the brain and will serve as a forum for discussion of existing and emerging techniques as well as future directions capable of shedding new light on the healthy and diseased brain.

Biophysical Society (BPS)