NIBB / Newstag:www.nibb.ac.jp,2011-06-10:/pressroom//62024-03-25T08:38:17Z[Global] Call for participants for the EMBO | COB Workshop “Plant tropisms”tag:www.nibb.ac.jp,2023:/pressroom/news//7.91102024-03-18T02:30:00Z2024-03-18T06:51:23ZNIBB - OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Still much remains to be understood about how stimulus perception leads to tropic growth in plants. In the past years, there have been many new relevant findings, which now need to be brought together to foster interactions between experimenters and disciplines. In our EMBO workshop “Plant Tropisms”, we will bring together biologists and modelers to report on their progress and discuss new findings on tropism regulation.
This workshop will be held in a hybrid format, combining in-person meetings (preferred) with online participation. We strongly encourage researchers and students to personally come to Okazaki and to participate in the conference for face-to-face discussions.
We encourage participants to give poster presentations. There will be numerous opportunities for short talk presentations chosen from poster submissions. Online participants have an opportunity to share their poster files with all workshop participants.
Important date:
The registration for poster presentation deadlines April 30th, 2024
The registration deadline May 31st, 2024
Organizers:
Miyo T. Morita (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
Christian Fankhauser (Université de Lausanne, CH)
Claus Schwechheimer (Technical University of Munich, DE)
Kiyoshi Tatematsu (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
Date: July 9th (Tue) to 12th (Fri)
Venue: Okazaki Conference Center, Okazaki, Aichi, Japan https://meetings.embo.org/event/24-plant-tropisms
Registration free: ¥20,000 for Academic, ¥12,000 for students/postdocs, \5,000 for Virtual
Contact:
Kiyoshi Tatematsu
EMBO | COB Workshop "Plant Tropisms" Office
National Institute for Basic Biology
Email: embows-ptropism@nibb.ac.jp
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[Topics] NIBB-Princeton Joint Proteomics Training Course 2024 - Advanced proteomics to define protein function and dynamic regulation -tag:www.nibb.ac.jp,2024:/pressroom/news//7.96002024-02-02T04:22:24Z2024-03-26T08:19:12ZNIBB - OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
the course in 2017. In the upcoming course, students will learn essential skills in proteomic sample preparation, LC-MS/MS instrument method development, quantitative proteomics analysis, and data interpretation. In the hands-on training, students will focus on sample preparation for whole proteome and proximity labeling quantitative mass spectrometry analysis. The students will take these datasets through guided, hands-on bioinformatics tutorials utilizing open-source software platforms to perform quantitative and functional analysis. Course lectures will cover a range of topics, from the basics of LC-MS/MS instrumentation to emerging proteomics technologies, including protein complex analysis, spatially restricted proteomes, near single cell samples, and bioinformatic strategies for data analysis and biological interpretation. We are pleased to have Prof. Ileana Cristea and Dr. Todd Greco from Princeton University, and Prof. Hidetaka Kosako from Tokushima University who are world-leading scientists in this field, to give intensive lectures and experimental instruction on mass-spectrometry and bioinformatics, and proximity labeling analyses.
NIBB-Princeton Joint Proteomics Training Course 2024 - Advanced proteomics to define protein function and dynamic regulation -
Date: May 15th to 17th 2024
Venue: National Institute for Basic Biology (NIBB) (Okazaki, Aichi, Japan)
Language: English
Fees: Free for registration (Please note that travel expenses are NOT supported.)
Lecturers: Ileana Cristea and Todd Greco (Princeton Univ.), Hidetaka Kosako (Tokushima Univ.)
Organizers: Naoto Ueno and Shuji Shigenobu (NIBB); Hidetaka Kosako (Tokushima Univ.), Ileana Cristea (Princeton Univ.)
For more information about this course and to apply, please visit the website. https://www.nibb.ac.jp/proteomics_course_2024/
The deadline to apply to participate in this course is April 8.
Contact: proteomics_course2024@nibb.ac.jp (Takuya Yoshida, NIBB)
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