Wednesday, 7th February 49th Lorne Conference on Protein Structure and Function 2024

• 5:2 molecular motors: from bacterial motility to phage defense - Nicholas Taylor
• Structural Insight to the Function of Human Voltage-gated Potassium Channel Kv3.1 - Gamma Chi
• Decoding AMYR and CTR Activation: Structural Insights for Obesity Therapeutics - Jian-Jun Cao
• “Smuggling” a toxic metal to the active site of urease - Kam-Bo Wong

• In-Cell Protein Footprinting Coupled with Mass Spectrometry for Structural Biology Across the Proteome - Lisa Jones
• Fluorescence fluctuation spectroscopy of protein transport as a function of oligomeric state - Elizabeth Hinde
• In situ structural determination of cell-cell interactions in Archaea by cryotomography - Matthew D Johnson
• Why does it have to be so complicated? Designing a minimal divisome - Petra Schwille

Delegates can bring their lunch to join the workshop.

The initial 1.5-hour lesson encompasses ocean awareness, safety, board control, wave catching, and standing techniques and is tailored for all ages and skill levels in shallow waters, providing all necessary gear including soft surfboards, wetsuits, rash vests and sunscreen.

Price: $59 per person

Spots are still available. If you want to join the surfing lesson, please use this link to login to your registration dashboard and book your lesson before Saturday 3 February.

• Seeing the Structural Mechanisms of Amyloid Formation - Sheena Radford
• Understanding functional phase separations by reconstituting pyrenoidal and carboxysomal Rubisco condensates - Oliver Mueller-Cajar
• Controlling the structure and dynamics of engineered protein cages - Yu Heng Lau
• The State of Protein Structure Prediction and Friends - Mohammed AlQuraishi