ISMB 'Friday Wrap' meetings are held weekly during term time, and provide a forum for discussion with colleagues, and updates about the latest developments in our research. Talks are given by postdocs, final year PhD students and/or young PIs.
Members of the following departments are welcome to attend:
Research Department of Structural and Molecular Biology, UCL
Department of of Biological Sciences, Birkbeck
Department of Chemistry, UCL
School of Computer Sciences and Information Systems, Birkbeck
Summer 2019 Schedule
Dates: Fridays from 3rd May to 7th June.
| Date | Speakers and Titles | Venue |
| 3rd May | Extending genome-scale de novo protein modelling coverage using iterative deep learning-based prediction of structural constraints Joe Greener, Professor David Jones's group Investigating the PKN2 serine/threonine kinase architecture, regulation and substrate-targeting mechanism |
Glaxo-Wellcome B62, Birkbeck |
| 10th May | Novel Applications of Pyridazinediones in Small Molecule-Drug Conjugates Marcos Fernandez, Dr Vijay Chudasama's group Characterization of protein complexes by mass spectrometry |
Glaxo-Wellcome B62, Birkbeck |
| 17th May | Reverse-Engineering Cell Competition Using Machine Learning Christopher Soelistyo, Dr Alan Lowe's group Can we control biological processes with light? |
Glaxo-Wellcome B62, Birkbeck |
| 24th May | Structural studies for new therapeutic strategies targeting Neuropilin 1 Muzakkir Ali, Professor Snezana Djordjevic's group Visualising DNA motors using single-particle cryo-EM |
Glaxo-Wellcome B62, Birkbeck |
| 31st May | Structural basis of RNAP inhibition by the Acidianus two-tailed virus regulator RIP Simona Pilotto, Professor Finn Werner's group New developments in the analysis of molecular interactions using NMR spectroscopy |
Glaxo-Wellcome B62, Birkbeck |
| 7th June | The Cryo-EM Structure and Activity of Plasmodium falciparum Kinesin-5: Mechanistic Insight from a parasite kinesin Alex Cook, Professor Carolyn Moores's group The consequences of heterozygosity for the formation of pathological polymers of alpha-1-antitrypsin |
Glaxo-Wellcome B62, Birkbeck |