UK CryoEM Community Meeting

Jul 19. till Jul 19.

UK CryoEM Community Meeting

This one-day meeting, jointly organised by Diamond Light Source and Instruct-ERIC, aims to bring together the UK structural biology community together with relevant funders to provide a forum to highlight the science opportunities. We aim to put together a white paper that forms the basis for the development of a 10 year strategic roadmap for CryoEM for the UK and address funding needs.

Date
19/07/20242024-07-19 - 19/07/20242024-07-19
Location
The Royal Society, London
Link
SUBMIT EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Who is the meeting for


We encourage all labs performing cryoEM, CryoET, or keen to enter the field to attend this meeting.

We are seeking a broad and diverse representation, from large well equipped labs, through to labs without high-end microscopes.

Attending the meeting

Spaces to attend the CryoEM Community meeting are limited. Confirmation will be sent to those that have registered interest be the 5th July

Agenda

Friday 19th July 2024

 

Arrival and Registration

Coffee/tea on arrival

 

1000-1030

 

Chair: Helen Saibil

1. Introduction and Aims

1030-1045

Dave Stuart

Discussion

1045-1100

 

2. National Centre and Training – eBIC & CL3

1100-1115

Peijun Zhang, Jon Grimes

Discussion

1115-1130

 

3. Regional Centres & Small Labs

 

1130-1200

David Bhella, Neil Ranson, Vicki Gold

Discussion

1200-1215

 

4. Industry Perspectives

Industry users

 

Manufacturers

 

1215-1235

 

1235-1250

Pamela Williams (Astex), Chun-wa Chung (GSK)

 

Becky Thompson (ThermoFisher), Marit Smeets (Delmic), Eudri Vente (JEOL)

Discussion

1250-1310

 

 

BREAK FOR LUNCH

 

1310-1350

 

Chair: Xiaodong Zhang

1. International status and opportunities

 

1350-1405

 

Jürgen Plitzko

Discussion

1405-1420

 

1. Opportunities in Single Particle Analysis

1420-1435

 

Chris Russo

Discussion

1435-1450

 

2. Opportunities in Electron Tomography

1450-1505

 

Michael Grange

Discussion

1505-1520

 

3. Opportunities in Software/Data management including AI

 

1520-1535

Sjors Scheres, Tom Burnley

Discussion

1535-1550

 

 

BREAK FOR TEA

 

1550-1610

 

Chair: Paula Da Fonseca

Overview of opportunities for impacting biomedical research

1610-1625

Bridget Carragher

Discussion

1625-1635

 

Group Discussions around tables

1635-1730

 

Feedback from Group Discussions and Formulation of overall Conclusions

1730-1810

 

Drinks and Social

1810-1900

 

FINISH and onward journey

1900

 

 

Venue

The UK CryoEM Community Meeting will be hosted at The Royal Society.

The prestigious Royal Society, funded in 1660 is a Fellowship of many of the world's most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence.

The Royal Society

 

How to get to The Royal Society

The Royal Society is situated in an ideal, central London location overlooking the Mall and St James’s Park and close to many transport links.

Address
6-9 Carlton House Terrace
London SW1Y 5AG +44 207 451 2500

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Contact the organiser

Should you have any question, please contact the Diamond Events Team.

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