The aim of the symposium is to create a platform for early career researchers within Life Sciences, working on X-rays and neutrons.

The unique competences available at unique small and large-scale Research Infrastructures can help companies translate their challenge or problem to a solution. HALRIC invites companies to find out more at this seminar, hosted by the University of Copenhagen – one of the 21 HALRIC partners in 4 countries.

5 day French-Swedish Academy for Scattering Experiments and Modeling for Life science, with dedicated courses, discussion sessions and visits to the synchrotron and neutron sources.

Prof. Serena DeBeer will present her group’s recent spectroscopic studies on methane monooxygenases, as well as recent work on lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases.

University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf is one of 21 partners in HALRIC and hosts of this workshop to inform more clinicians about the potential to use and collaborate with Research Infrastructures

Webinar titled “Protein internal dynamics and their relationship with the protein stability” with prof. Yun Liu from the University of Delaware (NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR) and Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering).

Seminar on Data-driven modeling of the intrinsically disordered proteome; focusing on CALVADOS, an efficient molecular model of IDRs and how the investigation was carried out.

HALRIC is one of five organiser from Sweden and Denmark of this workshop, which aims to guide researchers in crafting impactful visualizations that enhance comprehension and communication of complex findings.

The Questions and Answers webinar about applying for a postdoctoral position within the EU-funded research project AMBER, Advanced Multiscale Biological imaging using European Research infrastructures.

The Questions and Answers webinar about applying for a postdoctoral position within the EU-funded research project AMBER, Advanced Multiscale Biological imaging using European Research infrastructures.

Norway Life Science is the leading conference for life sciences in Norway. During two days it connects leading researchers with industrial innovators, visionary leaders and strategic minds. With ground-breaking research and collaboration, the organizers aim to stimulate to the emergence of a new Norwegian health industry, and support Nordic solutions to global challenges. In 2023, […]

The event will focus on the latest developments and challenges, as well as opportunities for future business, R&D projects, and collaborations, in Big Science.

Prof. Anna Mitraki will discuss the wider/general applicability of fibrous folds and self-assembling peptides through merging insights ranging from theoretical and structural knowledge to bioengineering principles towards applications.

Webinar for life science companies and researchers in drug discovery and development, to learn about the support available from Swedish research infrastructures as well as companies that have used the NMR units at SciLifeLab and the BioMAX beamline at MAX IV Laboratory.

The European XFEL Users’ Meeting in Hamburg is an annual opportunity to strengthen the interaction between the European XFEL and its scientific user community.

The Norwegian Bioscience Society contact meeting will showcase high quality science, with a rather broad coverage across fields of molecular life science. HALRIC’s Cross Border Research Infrastructure Ambassador in Norway, Nikolina Sekulic presents during three of the minisymposia and HALRIC is the topic on the 19th of January at 17.00.

Partner in HALRIC MAX IV Laboratory welcomes all users, collaborators, and industry to its 2024 user meeting, which includes a full day focusing on Life Science on 16 January.

LINXS together with ESS and MAX IV-laboratory is organizing a workshop for SAS-clinic with focus on small angle X-ray/neutron scattering, with the aim to provide help to users with the initial analysis of their already acquired and treated SAS-data.

Symposium and hackathon in 3D histology with synchrotron micro-tomography. Two day event at MAX IV and LINXS, Lund, with selected speakers and experts.

Mini-symposium: Structure, function and dynamics of macro-molecular complexes

As a pre-event the Nordic Life Science Days conference offers a guided tour through the life science ecosystem of Skåne. This includes MAX IV and ESS and among the speakers is HALRIC Director Kajsa M. Paulsson. The tour concludes with the conference welcome reception at Medicon Village.

Webinar on Structural characterization of mRNA-LNPs, where Federica Sebastiani will present her work on lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) characterization using small angle neutron scattering.

During this Science for Lunch at Medicon Village Innovation, Saromics Biostructures and SmiLe Incubator will delve deeper into the significance of Research Infrastructures and share their experience when it comes to accass to synchroton beamlines for SMEs.

An introduction to HALRIC and the possibility for cross-border collaboration in pilot-projects with large-scale or unique Research Infrastructures.

Protein Structure Determination in Industry Meeting with selected scientific talks.