Royal Society of Chemistry NMR Discussion Group Spring Meeting
NMR in Structural Biology

University of Cambridge, Department of Chemistry
3rd and 4th April 2008

28th March: Registration for the meeting is now closed.

Useful information for delegates (arrival details, map, program)

The meeting will start after lunch on Thursday 3rd April 2008 and will finish at around 4pm on Friday 4th April.

Keynote speaker

Invited speakers

       Fred Allain (ETH Zürich) Geoff Platt (Leeds)
  Marc Baldus (Göttingen) Christiane Riedinger (Oxford)
  John Christodoulou (UCL) Wolfgang Rieping (Cambridge)
  Peter Lukavsky (MRC LMB Cambridge) Jane Wagstaff (Kent)
  Thomas Peters (Lübeck) Chris Williams (Bristol)
  Dusan Uhrin (Edinburgh)  
  Glyn Williams (Astex, Cambridge)  

There will also be an invited talk from Richard Henderson (MRC LMB) on electron cryo-microscopy, and from Carol Robinson (Cambridge) on mass spectrometry. We feel that these talks from leading practitioners of these techniques will be of great interest to NMR spectroscopists working in structural biology.

Draft program (click to view)

Student Bursaries (applications now closed)

Local arrangements

Click here for details of the registration fee, and for the optional accommodation and meals which are being offered. There is an online registration form to be filled in.

Registration

Registration is now closed.

More details

Local organisers

The local organisers are James Keeler (Dept. of Chemistry, jhk10@cam.ac.uk) and David Neuhaus (MRC LMB, dn@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk). Administrative support will be provided by Henneli Greyling hg243@cam.ac.uk.

Sponsors

We are very grateful to the following companies and organizations who have generously sponsored the meeting.

analysco AstraZeneca Bruker Biospin Cambridge Isotope Labs, Inc
CK Gas Products Ltd Eli Lilly and Company GOSS GPE ltd.
GSK Jeol John Wiley & Sons Ltd Oxford instruments
Pfizer sanofi aventis Selcia Spectra Stable Isotopes
  Univ. of Cambridge Varian  
   

If you would like to sponsor the meeting, please contact David Neuhaus dn@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk

Updated 28/3/08