Past Advanced Courses

Advanced Courses posters

You can download the Advanced Courses posters from recent previous years from the list below. Please note that some events planned for 2020 and 2021 were postponed due to the Covid pandemic.

2023 Advanced Courses poster [2.19 MB]

2022 Advanced Courses poster [921.21 KB]

2021–2022 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [1.34 MB]

2020 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [1.31 MB]

2019 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [1.49 MB]

2018 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [1.82 MB]

2017 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [2.12 MB]

2016 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [1.18 MB]

2015 FEBS Advanced Courses poster [2.69 MB]

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Events

Past Advanced Courses Calendar

Browse and filter the list below to find past events (from 2023 onwards) of interest in the FEBS Advanced Courses programme.

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All past events Advanced Lecture Course Joint FEBS/EMBO Lecture Course Practical & Lecture Course Practical Course Special Meeting Workshop

May 2024

Practical & Lecture Course

26 May – 2 June 2024

Carcavelos and Oeiras, Portugal

Metals in biology: their importance and tools to study them

Event website

Metal ions play key roles in biology. More than 40% of all enzymes require metals for their activity, and metals are essential for the structure and function of nucleic acids. Conditions such as anaemia or hemochromatosis show that too much or too little of a single metal leads to disease. Metal-containing compounds provide diagnostic tools such as the gadolinium-based MRI contrast agents, or are pollutants such as the arsenic generated by biological leaching. This Advanced Course provides competence in this broad range of disciplines with integrated multi-disciplinary training that combines advanced theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical experiments.

Organizers: Ricardo O. Louro

Sep 2023

Practical & Lecture Course

25–29 September 2023

Zagreb, Croatia

Computational approaches to understanding and engineering enzyme catalysis

Event website

This FEBS Combined Practical & Lecture Course is intended to bring together computational and experimental enzymologists who will give comprehensive lectures towards understanding and engineering enzyme catalysis. Hands-on practical sessions will be focused on how to use state-of-the-art software and web servers to understand carefully chosen phenomena in this research field. Experimental researchers will give lectures on how these in silico approaches have successfully helped them with solving problems in their research related to understanding and engineering enzyme catalysis

Organizers: Aleksandra Maršavelski, Tomica Hrenar, Jiří Damborský, Outi Lampela, Tiila-Riikka Kiema, Rikkert Wierenga

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