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This course focuses on recent advances in molecular biophysics and structural biology, as applied to key problems in modern biomedical research. Lectures will cover the principles of structural biology (x-ray crystallography, NMR, computation) and biophysics (spectroscopy, kinetics, single-molecule studies), together with recent research results. The long format of the course encourages extensive discussion and long-term collaboration and friendship. Students and postdoctoral researchers from a wide range of backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

• D. ARDISSINO, Universita di Parma, IT
  
• Z. Bryant, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• M. Ehrenberg, University of Uppsala, SE [link]
  
• A. Gronenborn, University of Pittsburgh, US [link]
  
• K. Kirkegaard, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• M. Levitt, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• A. McPherson, UC Irvine, US [link]
  
• J.D. Puglisi, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• S. Quake, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• P. Selenko, Institute of Molecular Pharmacology, GE [link]
  
• P. Sarnow, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• E. Viani, Stanford University, US [link]
  
• G. Wagner, Harvard University, US [link]
  

Fee: 1,000 Euro.

Fee includes: full board and lodging at the Ettore Majorana Centre

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For additional information please contact:

Ms. Manolia Margaris
E-mail: manolia @at@ stanford.edu (replace " @at@ " with "@")

All participants are invited to make oral and poster presentations.

Oral Presentations: Oral presentations are short talks of approximate duration of 10 to 15 minutes.

Poster Presentations: Typical dimensions for posters are 42 x 42 inches, 42 x 48 inches, or 42 x 52 inches; however, the size/dimensions of a poster is the choice of the presenter, so feel free to prepare whatever size of poster you feel comfortable with and best suits your work.

For both posters and oral presentations:

Please e-mail an abstract of your presentation (MS Word file) to Ms. Manolia Margaris (manolia @at@ stanford.edu [replace " @at@ " with "@"]).

Abstracts must include: Title, Author(s)/Co-Authors, and Name of your Institution.

Abstracts received by Wednesday 5 June 2013 will be included in the program brochure.

Please indicate your preference (poster of oral presentation) when you e-mail your abstract. If you wish to display a poster and give a short talk, we encourage and welcome that.