*Time Resolved Structural Biology – Seeing the structure of motions*
The workshop in Time Resolved Structural Biology
<https://indico.linxs.lu.se/event/163/> organized by LINXS
<https://www.linxs.se/> will be held as an online workshop November
23-25, 2020, each day there will be a session between 13h and 18h (CET;
Central European Time). We have opened up the workshop for a larger
number of participants so we welcome new registrations!
We welcome abstracts for posters and contributed talks (deadline
November 1). A preliminary schedule can be found on the website
<https://indico.linxs.lu.se/event/163/> but will be finalized when
contributed talks have been confirmed.
The workshop will cover different aspects of studying the molecular
structure of biological macromolecules using time-resolved experimental
techniques or computational methods - What can we learn? What method is
best for a certain question and how do they complement each other? The
workshop aims to broaden concepts of time-resolved structural biology
and it will encourage discussion between the participants.
Confirmed speakers:
*Abbas Ourmazd* - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, "Dynamics by
Machine Learning"
*Sebastian Westenhoff* - University of Gothenburg, "Photoactivation of
the "eyes" of plants"
*Ana-Nicoleta Bondar* - Freie Universität Berlin, "How dynamic
hydrogen-bond networks shape protein conformational plasticity of GPCRs
and SARS-CoV-2 spike protein S"
*Hongyi Xu* - Stockholm University, “Electron Diffraction Methods for
Structure Determination of Biomolecules”
*Jakob Andreasson* - ELI Beamlines, "Applications in structural dynamics
at the ELI Beamlines user facility"
*Jörg Standfuss* - Paul Scherrer Institute, "Time-resolved serial
crystallography using synchrotrons and X-ray lasers - Rhodopsins pave
the way to a dynamic future"
*Linda C Johansson* - University of Gothenburg
*Mikael Akke* - Lund University, "Dynamic allosteric communication
pathway in the glucocorticoid receptor directs its differential
activation by ligands and coregulators"
***Jörg Pieper*** - University of Tartu, "Insights into structure and
dynamics of photosynthetic protein complexes from neutron scattering
experiments"**
Radoslav Enchev**, The Francis Crick Institute, “Time-Resolved Analysis
by Cryo-Electron Microscopy”
*Gleb Bourenkov* - EMBL@PETRA III, Hamburg, "Development of
time-resolved synchrotron crystallography at EMBL/P14"
*Vania Calandrini* - Forschungszentrum Juelich
*Ran Friedman* - Linnaeus University, Kalmar, "Computer simulations of
kinases - the challenge in resolving enzyme activation"
LINXS <https://www.linxs.se/> (Lund Institute of Advanced Neutron and
X-Ray Science; www.linxs.se) is a recently formed institute in Lund
whose mission is to promote science and education focusing on the use of
neutrons and X-rays, as well as complementary methodologies, to attract
world-leading scientists for short- and long-term focused research
visits, and to create international networks.
For more information see: https://indico.linxs.lu.se/event/163/
/The organizers of the LINXS TRSB workshop
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