Updated schedule of the seminar series
NOTE: The seminar sta rts at 15:00 and not at 14:00 as announced earlier
\nNational and International Seminar Series 2017/2018
\nSpeaker
Carlos Balsalobre
Universitat de Barcelona\, Spain\n
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\nTitle:
Who regulates HilD\, the main r
egulator of SPI-1 in Salmonella?
Host: Victoria Shingler< /p>\n
Place: Lecture Hall A5\, Må\;lpunkt R
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\nNOTE: Before the seminar\, from 14.30-15.00\, coffee/tea will be served! Welcome!
\nThis National and International Seminar Series is organis
ed by Andrea Puhar\, MIMS and Molecular Biology\, and Mattias Forsell
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NOTE : The seminar starts at 15:00 and not at 14:00 as announced earlier
\nNational and International Seminar Series 2017/2018
\nSpeaker
Carlos Balsalobre
Universitat de B
arcelona\, Spain
\;
\nTitle:
Who regulates
HilD\, the main regulator of SPI-1 in Salmonella?
Host: Victoria Shingler
\nPlace: Lecture Hall A5\, Må\;lpunkt R
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\nNOTE: Before the seminar\, from 14.30-15.00\, coffee/te a will be served! Welcome!
\nThis National and International Seminar
Series is organised by Andrea Puhar\, MIMS and Molecular Biology\, and Ma
ttias Forsell
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\nUpdated schedule of the seminar series
Celebrating the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2017
Arrhenius Laboratory\, Stockholm University\, December 9\
, 2017
Visualizing the structures of biological molecular machines is an absolute requirement in order to understand their mechanis m. Cryo-EM is a key method for this visualization\, and due to the recent technical developments it can provide refined atomic structures even for s tructure-based drug design. The symposium coincides with the Nobel Prize t hat has been awarded for the development of the cryo- EM and will present the methodological progress as well as the applications to central biologi cal questions. It brings together world-leading experts\, Swedish research ers\, and industrial scientists to discuss ideas for further advancement i n this exciting and rapidly evolving field.
\nThe symposium is free of charge but requires registration via symposium website: http://www.mmk.su.se/cryo-em-symsposium. All researchers are welcom e to take active part and contribute with posters. Deadline for registrati on: November 20\, 2017.
\nThe Nobel Lectures given by this year&rsqu o\;s Nobel Laureates in Physics and Chemistry will be held 9.00-14.00\, De cember 8\, Aula Magna\, Stockholm University\, which are open to public. T he Nobel Prize Award Ceremony will be held on December 10.
\n09.00 &
ndash\; 09.10
Welcome and introduction &ndash\; Sven Hovmö\;ller\
, Stockholm University
09.10 &ndash\; 09.45
Nigel Unwin\,
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology\, UK The structural basis of fast syn
aptic transmission explored by cryo-EM
09.45 &ndash\; 10.20
Marin van Heel\, Leiden University and LNNano\, Campinas Brazil TBA
10.20 &ndash\; 10.40
Shintaro Aibara\, SciLifeLab/Stockholm
University\, Sweden From pharmaceutical compounds to ribosomes
10.40 &ndash\; 11:00 Coffee break
11.00 &ndash\; 11.35
C
hris Russo\, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology\, UK Determining and avoi
ding some of the physical limits in electron cryomicroscopy
11
.35 &ndash\; 12.10
Christian Spahn\, Charité\;-Universitä\;
tsmedizin\, Germany The ribosome - a paradigm for a macromolecular machine
12.10 &ndash\; 12.30
Bjorn Forsberg\, SciLifeLab/Stockhol
m University\, Sweden Current and future processing paradigms in cryo-EM
12.30 &ndash\; 14.00 Lunch and poster session\, Arrhenius Labor
atory
14.00 &ndash\; 14.35
Yoshinori Fujiyoshi\, Nagoya U
niversity\, Japan Structure-Guided Drug Development by CryoEM
14.35 &ndash\; 15.10
Peijun Zhang\, University of Oxford and eBIC\, D
iamond Light Source\, UK Structural Basis of HIV Capsid Assembly\, Maturat
ion and Host Cell Interactions
15:10 &ndash\; 15:30
Jann
a Bigalke\, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals\, Mö\;ndal\, Sweden The secret
to cell regeneration: structural basis for RET activation by Neurturin
15.30 &ndash\; 15.50 Coffee break
15:50 &ndash\; 16:
15
Hongwei Wang\, Tsinghua University\, China New opportunities that
the phase plate brings to Cryo-EM
16:15 &ndash\; 16:40
D
an Shi\, Howard Hughes Medical Institute\, USA<\; MicroED &ndash\; a new
application of electron crystallography in structural biology
16:40 &ndash\; 17:00
Hongyi Xu\, Stockholm University\, Sweden Elect
ron crystallography for studying protein structures
17.00&ndas
h\; 17:15 Concluding remarks
Organisers:
Al
exey Amunts (SciLifeLab/SU)
Erik Lindahl (SciLifeLab/SU &\; KTH)<
br /> Hans Hebert (KTH &\; KI)
Sven Hovmö\;ller\, Hongyi Xu\,
Xiaodong Zou (SU)
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Celebrating the Nobel Prize in Chem
istry 2017
Arrhenius Laboratory\, Stockholm Univers
ity\, December 9\, 2017
Visualizing the structures of bio logical molecular machines is an absolute requirement in order to understa nd their mechanism. Cryo-EM is a key method for this visualization\, and d ue to the recent technical developments it can provide refined atomic stru ctures even for structure-based drug design. The symposium coincides with the Nobel Prize that has been awarded for the development of the cryo- EM and will present the methodological progress as well as the applications t o central biological questions. It brings together world-leading experts\, Swedish researchers\, and industrial scientists to discuss ideas for furt her advancement in this exciting and rapidly evolving field.
\nThe s ymposium is free of charge but requires registration via symposium website : http://www.mmk.su.se/cryo-em-symsposium. All resea rchers are welcome to take active part and contribute with posters. Deadli ne for registration: November 20\, 2017.
\nThe Nobel Lectures given by this year&rsquo\;s Nobel Laureates in Physics and Chemistry will be hel d 9.00-14.00\, December 8\, Aula Magna\, Stockholm University\, which are open to public. The Nobel Prize Award Ceremony will be held on December 10 .
\n09.00 &ndash\; 09.10
Welcome and introduction &ndash\; Sven
Hovmö\;ller\, Stockholm University
09.10 &ndash\; 09.45Nigel Unwin\, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology\, UK The structural
basis of fast synaptic transmission explored by cryo-EM
09.45
&ndash\; 10.20
Marin van Heel\, Leiden University and LNNano\, Campin
as Brazil TBA
10.20 &ndash\; 10.40
Shintaro Aibara\, SciL
ifeLab/Stockholm University\, Sweden From pharmaceutical compounds to ribo
somes
10.40 &ndash\; 11:00 Coffee break
11.00 &nda
sh\; 11.35
Chris Russo\, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology\, UK Det
ermining and avoiding some of the physical limits in electron cryomicrosco
py
11.35 &ndash\; 12.10
Christian Spahn\, Charité\;
-Universitä\;tsmedizin\, Germany The ribosome - a paradigm for a macro
molecular machine
12.10 &ndash\; 12.30
Bjorn Forsberg\, Sc
iLifeLab/Stockholm University\, Sweden Current and future processing parad
igms in cryo-EM
12.30 &ndash\; 14.00 Lunch and poster session\
, Arrhenius Laboratory
14.00 &ndash\; 14.35
Yoshinori Fuj
iyoshi\, Nagoya University\, Japan Structure-Guided Drug Development by Cr
yoEM
14.35 &ndash\; 15.10
Peijun Zhang\, University of Ox
ford and eBIC\, Diamond Light Source\, UK Structural Basis of HIV Capsid A
ssembly\, Maturation and Host Cell Interactions
15:10 &ndash\;
15:30
Janna Bigalke\, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals\, Mö\;ndal\,
Sweden The secret to cell regeneration: structural basis for RET activatio
n by Neurturin
15.30 &ndash\; 15.50 Coffee break
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5:50 &ndash\; 16:15
Hongwei Wang\, Tsinghua University\, China New o
pportunities that the phase plate brings to Cryo-EM
16:15 &nda
sh\; 16:40
Dan Shi\, Howard Hughes Medical Institute\, USA<\; Micro
ED &ndash\; a new application of electron crystallography in structural bi
ology
16:40 &ndash\; 17:00
Hongyi Xu\, Stockholm Universi
ty\, Sweden Electron crystallography for studying protein structures
17.00&ndash\; 17:15 Concluding remarks
Organisers:<
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Alexey Amunts (SciLifeLab/SU)
Erik Lindahl (SciLifeLa
b/SU &\; KTH)
Hans Hebert (KTH &\; KI)
Sven Hovmö\;l
ler\, Hongyi Xu\, Xiaodong Zou (SU)
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Welcome to an open lecture of
Jacques Dubochet
Nobel laureate in Chemistry 2017
Title:
The science that gave me a Nobel prize and the science that didn&rsquo\;
t
Place: Aula Nordica\, Universum
\n< p> \;\nJacques Dubochet\, who is based at the University of Lau sanne in Switzerland\, will be awarded the Nobel prize on December 10 toge ther with Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson\, for developing cryo-electr on microscopy for the high-resolution structure determination of biomolecu les in solution.
\nUmeå\; University and the Ume& aring\; Core Facility for Electron Microscopy (UCEM) has one of two cr yo-electron microscopes in Sweden.
\nHosts for the visit are Linda S andblad\, Director of UCEM and researcher at UCMR\, MIMS and t he Department of Microbiology\, and Lars-Anders Carlson\, researcher at WCMM and the Department of Medical Biochemistry a nd Biophysics.
\nDuring his visit\, Professor Dubochet will also mee t Umeå\;-based researchers and school students.
\nMore information about the 2017 c hemistry prize is available at the Nobel committé\; website
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Jacques Dubochet
Nobel laureate in Chemistry 2017
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itle:
The science that gave me a Nobel prize and the science
that didn&rsquo\;t
Place: Aula Nordica\, Universum
\n\;
\nJacques Dubochet\, who is based at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland\, will be awarded the Nobel prize on December 10 together with Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson\, for devel oping cryo-electron microscopy for the high-resolution structure determina tion of biomolecules in solution.
\nUmeå\; University and the < a href='http://www.kbc.umu.se/english/ucem/' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer'>Umeå\; Core Facility for Electron Microscopy (UCEM) has one of two cryo-electron microscopes in Sweden.
\nHosts for the visit are Linda Sandblad\, Director of UCEM and researcher at UCMR\, MIMS and the Department of Microbiology\, and Lars-Anders Carlson\, researcher at WCMM and the Department of Medic al Biochemistry and Biophysics.
\nDuring his visit\, Professor Duboc het will also meet Umeå\;-based researchers and school students.
\nMore informatio n about the 2017 chemistry prize is available at the Nobel committé\ ; website
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