ASBMB Conferences

Conferences

This page contains links to conferences of interest. Please click here for information on ComBio conferences. If you have a conference you'd like advertised, please contact asbmb@asbmb.org.au.

2010 "Mundaring Weir*" 20th Anniversary Meeting - RNA: Beyond the Central Dogma

July 23rd, 08:55-17:00 at ESPLANADE HOTEL FREMANTLE

*NB: it is not at Mundaring Weir
Email: Charles.Bond@uwa.edu.au
Web: www.crystal.uwa.edu.au/px/charlie/asbmb/

OzBio2010

Melbourne, Australia, 26 September to 1 October 2010

We are delighted to extend an invitation to participate in the International Conference on "Molecules of life: from discovery to biotechnology" to take place in Melbourne 26 September to 1 October 2010.

This premier international scientific meeting brings together the 12th IUBMB Conference, the 21st FAOBMB Conference and the ComBio2010 meeting. This unique blend of participating societies will generate an outstanding scientific and technological event, which will be of major interest to biochemists, molecular biologists, cell and developmental biologists, and plant scientists. The world's top speakers in these areas will present their exciting new findings in major plenary sessions and in a wide array of more specialist symposia.

Website: http://www.ozbio2010.com

Wood-Whelan Fellowships

Established about 1983 by funds provided by an appeal among the world's biochemists for the purpose of granting short-term fellowships to young biochemists to carry out research and training in a laboratory other than their own.

This was named after Harland Wood, former General Secretary and President of IUB, and William Whelan, former General Secretary of IUB and former President of IUBMB. Additions to the funds were made by the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology ($10,000 in 1997, $20,000 in 1998) and by a donation from William Whelan $18,000 in 2001).

12th Annual Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute's International Symposium.
"Charting the Depths of RNA: from Molecules to Therapies".

Friday November 19, 2010

The one-day symposium will cover breakthroughs in RNA biology and RNA-based therapy, with an emphasis on frontier technologies such as next generation sequencing. Matthias Hentze, Associate Director of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (Germany), will give the 2010 Princesses' Lecture. David Martin CHORI (USA), Alan Sachs Merck/Sirna Therapeutics (USA), Fuchou Tang Peking University (China) and other renowned scientists will give further presentations.

Registration by e-mail to symposium@victorchang.edu.au is free of charge. Full programme can be downloaded at www.victorchang.edu.au.

Joint meeting of Australian Physiological Society & Australian Society for Biophysics

November 28 - December 1, 2010
National Wine Centre, Adelaide, Australia

Web: www.apps.org.au/Meetings/201011/

32nd Lorne Genome Conference

13-15 February 2011 in Lorne, Victoria

The conference will feature the latest on the Organisation and Expression of the Genome. There is an exciting line-up of speakers including Tom Misteli, Kevin Struhl, Vanessa Hayes, Jerry Workman, Mohan Balasubramanian, Joe Nadeau, Gerd Blobel, Joe Ecker, Claire Wade, Sean Grimmond, Andy Futreal, Lynne Macquat, Bob White, Eileen Furlong, Antoine Peters, Peter Fraser, Peter Currie and Marjorie Oettinger.

Registrations will open in August and there are a number of prizes available. Students register for free if their supervisor registers!

For more details see the conference website (www.lornegenome.org) or email am@asnevents.net.au.

The Lorne Genome Conference gratefully acknowledges the support of ASBMB.

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