Biophysical Society 56th Annual Meeting
14th International Scanning Probe Microscopy Conference
The International Scanning Probe Microscopy Dijon 2013 is the 15th meeting in a continuing series of international meetings featuring research on scanning probe microscopy (SPM), sensors, and nanostructures that began in Seattle in 1999.
The 58th Biophysical Society Meeting will be held in the Moscone Centre of San Francisco, California from February 15 - 19, 2014.
The theme for this year is "Bridging the Science to Explore Biology".
Symposium on "Advances in Amyloid Research Bridging Theory and Experiment":
http://www.csc2014.ca/program/divisions/biological_medicinal_chemistry.html
Organizers: Dr. Zoya Leonenko (University of Waterloo) and Dr. Arvi Rauk (University of Calgary)
The 2014 International Scanning Probe Microscopy in Seoul, Korea is the 16th meeting in a continuing series of international meetings featuring research on scanning probe microscopy (SPM), sensors, and nanostructures that began in Seattle in 1999.
The deadline for abstract submission is March 15, 2014
International Materials Research Congress (IMRC) 2014
August 17 - 21, 2014 in Cancun, Mexico
We are organizing a Symposium on "Scanning Probe Microscopy and Nanotechnology" at the IMRC 2014 meeting and invite you to participate and submit your abstract.
The abstract submission deadline is May 16. More information is available on the IMRC website (links provided below).
The Canadian Undergraduate Physics Conference (CUPC) is an annual research conference organized by undergraduates for the promotion and sharing of undergraduate Physics research. Approximately 200 Physics undergraduates gather at the CUPC to present the research that they have done and to socialize and trade insights about Physics. The CUPC also features lab tours, keynote speakers and social events to facilitate the barter of thought between different levels of the Physics community.
Conference Features:
• Industry panel discussion
• Highlighted presentations from the best contributed papers and invited talks from leaders in the field
• Interactive networking with the nanotechnology community from academia and industry
• Exhibition from industry and sponsors
With over 7,000 attendees, the meeting is the largest gathering of biophysicists around the world. Over 4,000 abstracts are submitted each year, which are programmed into poster and platform sessions.
The meeting includes symposia, workshops, platform sessions, subgroup programs, and the National Lecture, as well as educational exhibits, exhibitor presentations, career-related programs, and committee events.