LINXS inaugural conference explore the role that large facility infrastructures will play in the future and the needs of the wider user community.

This EMBL course for advanced PhD students and early-career researchers is open for application until 30 June 2025.

Register by 21 May 2025 to this cross-disciplinary event hosted by the University of Hamburg gathering researchers, stakeholders, and high-level master’s students from across the EUGLOH network and beyond.

LINXS symposium explores techniques, biological challenges, and fosters collaborative networking in multidisciplinary science.

2-day symposium at LINXS connecting early-career researchers in life sciences, offering talks, career insights, proposal-writing guidance, and facility tours to inspire collaboration and networking.

DESY Photon Science Users’ Meeting and the European XFEL Users’ Meeting will be held from 20 to 24 January 2025, in Hamburg.

The next Users meeting at MAX IV, Lund – Sweden, will be held from 13-15 January 2025.

MVA’s next R&D Network meeting to explore how life science companies can leverage world-class research infrastructures

The conference aims to raise awareness and expand knowledge on using scattering and imaging techniques to study diseases and develop pharmaceuticals for treatment.

A practical course that offers a hands-on introduction to integrative structural biology, exploring various experimental structure determination techniques including X-ray crystallography, cryo-EM, small-angle X-ray scattering, NMR, and mass spectrometry.

Join LINXS guest seminar featuring Prof. Anthony Watts, a renowned biophysicist, as he explores the critical role of water in membrane receptor function.

The LINXS mAb Final Meeting focusing on experimental, simulation, and theoretical efforts to advance the understanding of antibodies in solution and the progress made in recent years. 

Preparing for Beamtime: first of the LINXS webinar series with a title X-ray CT: What resolution do you really need?

The Centre for Molecular Medicine Norway (NCMM) will host the 13th Nordic EMBL Partnership meeting in Oslo in September 2024.

A hands-on course on how to work with membrane proteins, how to troubleshoot in the wet lab during solubilisation and reconstitution, and how to conduct experiments at the beamlines and during early stages of cryoEM screening.

A conference in chemical biology focused on modulating the function and activity of both small and large biological molecules.

The aim of the summer school is to give the participants a good overview of the current state-of-the-art in several of the fundamental topics used in modern biomedical image analysis.

XRM2024 is a scientific conference intended for the international X-ray microscopy community.

Workshop dedicated to 3D biomedical imaging with synchrotron radiation where expert synchrotron users and staff will present state-of-the-art cases and future possibilities.

A symposium organised by postgraduate students from Leicester University, focusing on introducing different techniques and different biological problems, with the goal to network and identify how relevant research groups could work together.

Workshop on neutron diffraction in drug discovery, design and formulation, with the tour of the European Spallation Source (ESS) in Lund.

AUSBI Symposium 2024 – Open invitation for everyone interested in the Aarhus University Structural Biology and Biophysics Network

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

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.

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.