The Essential Molecular Biology course covers the fundamental principles and techniques used in experimental research in the area of Molecular Biology.
Essentially practical in nature, it aims at the learning of current genomics and proteomics techniques, as well as the acquisition of skills in laboratory experimentation required for scientific research in Biomedicine.
An exciting way to learn the essential genomics and proteomics techniques used in experimental research in biomedicine: hands-on, practical, intensive.

Admission:
1st call – Applications: 24 Feb – 23 Mar / Registration: 8 – 28 May
2nd call – Applications: 28 Apr – 11 May / Registration: 27 May – 9 Jun

Foreign participants needing a VISA to travel to Portugal to attend the course should apply in the 1st call.

Organizers: Department of Biomedicine, Unit of Experimental Biology

The 17th Symposium on Bacterial Genetics and Ecology (in conjuction with the 11th Theodor Escherich Symposium) is organised by the Graz University of Technology, Medical University Graz and University of Graz. The conference will cover microbiology and genetics, and the Conference Chair is Prof. Dr. Gabriele Berg. The conference will be in English.

More information will be available from the conference website.

Organizers: Graz University of Technology, Medical University Graz and University of Graz

Biological systems span many levels of organization: from molecules to organelles and cells to the multi-cellular structures of tissues and organs, to whole organisms, and the ecosystems and societies they compose. Organization at all these levels emerges during both evolution and development through the dynamic interactions of system components, giving rise to complex structures and functions. We are only at the beginning of understanding how such levels of organization emerge, and how they self-organize and feed back on one another. Studying and untangling these multi-level interactions requires quantification and modeling approaches that integrate and cross organizational levels. During this lecture course, we will be looking at the emergence and unfolding of multi-level regulatory systems from a transdisciplinary vantage point, drawing from both experimental approaches and theoretical conceptual frameworks to help us understand emergent phenomena.

Organizers: James DiFrisco

This symposium will explore how the brain regulates and adapts genetic and molecular processes to enable remarkable information processing and memory storage.

We will bring together world leaders in their fields to explore the complex orchestration of gene regulation, expression, protein dynamics, and their adaptation in neural circuits. With an impressive lineup of internationally renowned speakers and networking events, the symposium welcomes international participants including senior researchers, and talented postdocs & PhD students who are passionate about the molecular underpinnings of brain function.

Limited travel awards will be available by to cover the travel costs of selected international trainees who would otherwise be prevented from attending the symposium. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from some of neuroscience’s most influential voices at the 2025 DANDRITE Symposium!

Organizers: DANDRITE

We cordially invite you to participate in the 5th International Symposium on Frontiers in Molecular Sciences (ISFMS2025)—Molecular Regulatory Mechanisms of Biological Function and Drug Discovery based on Protein Structure/Function Analysis, to be held in Kyoto, Japan, from August 26 to 29, 2025. The symposium will present outstanding research results that elucidate the molecular mechanisms of biological function and regulation, as well as facilitate discussions pertaining to drug design based on molecular biology, biophysical characterization, in vivo environmental homeostasis, organ interactions based on sensory systems, physiome, and AI-assisted analysis of protein structures and functions.

Organizers: ISFMS 2025 Organizing Committee