British Biophysical Society call for prize nominations
Nominations are invited for the 3 prizes awarded by the British Biophysical Society every 2 years:
Nominations are invited for the 3 prizes awarded by the British Biophysical Society every 2 years:
We are pleased to announce 'Biophysics through time and space: The BBS@60' will now be held as a virtual meeting, 14th-17th September 2020.
The meeting will cover all aspects of how peptides as macromolecules interact with membranes; from basic theoretical considerations embodied in computational models, wet experimental studies of model systems through to living membranes and synthetic biology applications.
We are pleased to announce 'Biophysics through time and space: The BBS@60' will be the 60th Anniversary Meeting of the British Biophysical Society, to be held at the University of Nottingham, on 1st to 3rd July 2020.
Cait MacPhee, Chris Tate, and Malcolm Weir are announced as the 2019 BBS Honorary Members.
This is the annual Diamond conference for all Small Angle Scatterers (SAS). It aims to reach out to all users of the technique providing a forum for technological advancement, as well as showcasing the current state-of-the-art in experimentation and data analysis for SAS users. By highlighting leading scientific research in the field alongside technological advancements, both at synchrotron and laboratory sources, this conference aims to provide a forum for discussion all users of Small Angle Scattering (SAS).
Biophysics Week is an annual event started in 2016 by the Biophysical Society to celebrate and raise awareness of the field. A series of events are planned across the UK.