AICBBM-1 is the first bilateral meeting between the RSC Chemical Biology Bioorganic Chemistry (CBBG) Interest Group and the Biological Systems Division of the Italian Chemical Society (SCI Divisione Sistemi Biologici).
This 3-day meeting aims to provide an opportunity to network between established and younger scientists with an interest in Chemical Biology and Bio-organic Chemistry of the RSC, the SCI, and beyond. There will be the opportunity to contribute with poster or oral presentations and ample opportunities will be provided for presentations by younger researchers.
The programme will start in the afternoon on Sunday 15th December and finish in the evening on Tuesday 17th December.
The event will be held in the beautiful frame of the city of Perugia in the Umbria region (Italy). The historical city centre offers an inspiring setting for the meeting, which will be held in different locations including the beautiful Sala dei Notari of the City Council, and the historical University of Perugia.
The meeting is co-Chaired by Prof. Claudio Santi (University of Perugia) and Prof. Silvia Marchesan (University of Trieste), who are members of both societies (RSC CBBG and SCI Divisione Sistemi Biologici).
Small molecules
Senior 260鈧� (+22% VAT) Students 130鈧� (+22% VAT)
Standard
Senior 300鈧� (+22% VAT) Students 150鈧� (+22% VAT)
The registration fee includes: conference material, coffee breaks, lunches, welcome mixer and social dinner.
This 3-day meeting aims to provide an opportunity to network between established and younger scientists with an interest in Chemical Biology and Bio-organic Chemistry of the RSC, the SCI, and beyond. There will be the opportunity to contribute with poster or oral presentations and ample opportunities will be provided for presentations by younger researchers.
The programme will start in the afternoon on Sunday 15th December and finish in the evening on Tuesday 17th December.
The event will be held in the beautiful frame of the city of Perugia in the Umbria region (Italy). The historical city centre offers an inspiring setting for the meeting, which will be held in different locations including the beautiful Sala dei Notari of the City Council, and the historical University of Perugia.
The meeting is co-Chaired by Prof. Claudio Santi (University of Perugia) and Prof. Silvia Marchesan (University of Trieste), who are members of both societies (RSC CBBG and SCI Divisione Sistemi Biologici).
Main Topics of the meeting:
Small molecules
- Development of small molecules for biological studies
- Mode-of action of bioactive small molecules
- The small-molecule metabolome
- The roles of peptides/proteins in biological processes (PTM, localisation, homeostasis, molecular interactions, function, biosynthetic pathways)
- Development of peptides/proteins for biological studies, biosensors and biocatalysis
- Nucleic acid structure and function
- Development of nucleic acid-based technologies
- The roles of carbohydrates in biology
- Development of carbohydrate-based tools and technologies
- The roles of lipids in biology
- Development of lipid-based tools and technologies
- Materials in biology and biomedicine
- Development of new biomaterials
- Nanoscale engineering with biomaterials
Registration Fees:
Early BirdSenior 260鈧� (+22% VAT) Students 130鈧� (+22% VAT)
Standard
Senior 300鈧� (+22% VAT) Students 150鈧� (+22% VAT)
The registration fee includes: conference material, coffee breaks, lunches, welcome mixer and social dinner.
We strongly invite you to submit an abstract for your oral or poster communication:
a number of slots for oral communication are available
Accomodation and Travel info will be periodically updated in the external page
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https://aicbbm-1.jimdosite.com
For direct discounted accommodation at Hotel Gi貌 (the venue for the first day, December 15th), please use the following link (copy and paste it into your browser):
https://www.hotelgio.it/it/1st-anglo-italian-chemical-biology-bilateral-meeting.php
Please note: Hotel Gi貌 is located 1.2 km (approximately a 15-minute walk) from Sala Notari (the venue for December 16th) and 1.0 km (approximately a 12-minute walk) from the Aula Magna (the venue for December 17th).
- Claudio Santi (claudio.santi@unipg.it)
- Silvia Marchesan (smarchesan@units.it)
