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Deadlines
15 March 2011Application for EBSA bursaries
30 April 2011
Submission of abstracts
31 May 2011
Notification on acceptance of abstracts
30 June 2011
Early registration fee payment
30 June 2011
Cancellation without penalty
30 June 2011
Hotel reservation
23-27 August 2011
Date of the Congress
Recent updates
2011-09-06Congress related videos have been published
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Picture gallery has been launched
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Final Program booklet launched
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Scientific Programme updated
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The online version of the Book of abstracts has been launched
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Terms of use of the EBSA2011 5-day public transportation pass is published
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Floor plan of the congress venue updated
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List of exhibitors
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Final list of posters updated with poster locations
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Scientific Programme updated
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Topics
The tentative list of the planned sessions is as follows:
- Aggregated proteins
- Bioengineering & biotechnology
- Biomolecular interactions
- Calcium fluxes, sparks, & waves
- Computational biophysics and simulation
- Conformational dynamics, folding and IDP
- Cytoskeleton and cell migration
- Electron and proton transfer, bioenergetics
- Imaging and optical microscopy
- Ion channels and disease
- Ion channels: structure and function
- Live cell imaging
- Membrane lipids, microdomains & signalling
- Membrane structure
- Micro and nanotechnology
- Molecular motors
- Neuronal systems and optogenetics
- New and notable
- Nucleic acid and chromatin structure & function
- Photosynthesis
- Single molecule biophysics
- Structure of proteins and protein complexes
- Systems biology
- Trends in neutron scattering for biology