Dear All:

 

We would like to invite you to register for IBBI2016.

 

We ALREADY have 90 people registered for this meeting and so there are only a few spaces left!

 

There are still bursaries available for students so please register soon!

 

http://www.ibbi-conference.org/registration.html

 

The 9th international conference of IBBI will be held in St. Johns College, University of Oxford, Oxford 10^th-15^th  April 2016, bringing together leading scientists working in diverse fields related to isolated biomolecules and their interactions. The conference topics include experiments and theory on:

 

• Structures of isolated biomolecules
• Fundamental aspects of intra- and intermolecular interactions
• Spectroscopic and microscopic techniques for studying isolated biomolecules
• Mass and ion mobility spectrometry and ion mobility
• Folding, unfolding and aggregation of proteins
• Dynamics of biomolecular systems
• New experimental and theoretical techniques

 

 

The programme will comprise invited talks from world experts in these fields, and both posters and “hot topics” selected from the poster abstracts.

 

Further details on registration can be found here: http://www.ibbi-conference.org/

 

Please register as soon as you can to avoid late fees!

 

Best wishes

 

Justin Benesch (Conference Chair)

and Perdita Barran (Vice Chair)

 

 

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Professor Perdita E. Barran

Director of the Michael Barber Centre for Collaborative Mass Spectrometry

The School of Chemistry | Manchester Institute of Biotechnology

The University of Manchester | 131 Princess Street | Manchester | M1 7DN, UK

 

t: +44 (0) 161 275 0256 | m: +44 (0) 7900 805 325

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My outlook calendar is available for all at the University of Manchester to look at to see if I am free for a proposed appointment. Following that please email Emma Mellor [log in to unmask] who can book my diary

 

Ps. my name is pronounced 'Purrrditta'  (as in perdition) not 'Perdeeta' (as in Anita) if in doubt call me Perdi.