Previous meetings and workshops before mid-2022

The IBS 2016 Scientific Day takes place on the campus of Saint Martin d’Hères on September16th. It provides opportunities for students to work on presentation skills as well as encourage IBS scientists to interact. All staff is encouraged to attend.

The EMC is held every 4 years under the auspices of the EMS. This European Conference is covering all kinds of microscopy, from optics to electronic, both in matter or life sciences. Guy Schoehn (IBS / MEM), chairman of the SFMU, is among the organizers of this conference that hosts more than 2,000 participants. As part of this conference, the IBS electron microscopy platform organizes a day of training in cryo-electron microscopy on August 26. To know more : (...)

Glycoscience is a rapidly expanding and exciting field that is relevant to many areas of chemistry, biology and medicine. Structures of Glycan or Protein/Glycans complexes are of direct importance since they are key structural elements in cell and in signalling events on their surface. The workshop will introduce and train young scientists, from a chemistry or biology background, in the most up-to-date approaches for determining the structural and dynamic properties of carbohydrates, glycan (...)

The NMR teams of the Institut de Biologie Structurale (IBS), Institut des Sciences Analytiques (ISA, Institut de Biologie des Protéines (IBCP) and Institut de Nanosciences et Cryogénie (INAC), under the aegis of the IR-RMN-THC national federation, organize a day dedicated to Very High Fields NMR and Industrial questions. This event aims to provide a high-level forum between physicists, chemists and biologists working in industry and in academic laboratories, allowing university researchers (...)

This event, organized by the Extremophiles and Large Molecular Assemblies Group (IBS/ELMA), brings together microbiologists, computer scientists, biochemists, biophysicists and chemists, (about 80 people) of the French scientific community to discuss about the role of Archaea. The following topics will be discussed : understand the fundamental molecular mechanisms of these organisms and their viruses, study their adaptation to extreme conditions to get some information about the limits of (...)

The course consists of lectures (open to local and PSB scientists) and practicals (reserved for EMBO course students). Lectures take place at the ILL Chadwick amphitheatre (Mon-Fri) or the EMBL seminar room (Sat-Sun and Mon at 18h). This course is co-organised by M. Marcia (EMBL), T. Forsyth (ILL), M. Soler-López (ESRF), D. DeSanctis (ESRF), D. Hart (IBS) et C. Petosa (IBS). To know (...)

This school, organized by RéNaFoBIS (Réseau National de Formation en Biologie Structurale Intégrative), aims at providing training for graduate students in the field of Integrative Structural biology. D. Housset (IBS/IRAPS group) is co-organizer. To know more (registration from end of january 2016)

March 29 mars- April 29, 2016 Co organizd by the Université Joseph Fourier (UJF) and Grenoble INP, this 4-week school is a yearly event, established in 1991. It provides training for students, postdoctoral and senior scientists from European and non-European universities and laboratories, in the field of Neutron and Synchrotron Radiation for condensed matter studies (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, Geosciences, Industrial applications). It includes lectures, practicals, (...)

AFM BioMed Conference is dedicated to life sciences and nanomedicine applications and investigate how Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) solves relevant biological bottlenecks and provides innovative solutions for healthcare. Biologists, biophysicists and medical scientists with research interest in cell, cell interactions, single-molecule recognition, affinity, functional studies including forces, high resolution imaging and more, can attend. Abstract submission : candidates can select their (...)

This workshop is a forum for presenting, teaching and discussing results from the application of state-of-the-art experimental (including, but not limited to, optical spectroscopy, NMR spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography, XFELs, electron microscopy, AFM and scattering methods), and theoretical and computational approaches to studying protein dynamics. About 30 invited speakers will give oral presentations that comprise a pedagogic introduction to the methodology employed, followed by (...)

La prochaine rencontre du Groupe Régional de Recherche En Microbiologie des Interactions (G-RREMI), qui réunit des bactériologistes lyonnais et grenoblois, aura lieu le 24 mars 2016 à l’IBS. La première partie de la rencontre aura pour thème ‘Les apports des techniques de microscopie à l’étude des interactions procaryotes-eucaryotes’; la seconde partie est ouverte à tous les champs disciplinaires couverts par notre groupe.Nos conférenciers invités sont Irina Gutsche (groupe ‘Methods and Electron (...)

This meeting is open to all GRAL scientists (iRTSV, IBS, UVHCI/EMBL and their Grenoble partners) within the limit of 150 participants. The meeting will consist of short talks and poster presentations concerning the major research themes of the Labex, as well as keynote lectures by three invited speakers. This 2-day meeting represents the ideal opportunity to showcase your research, to network with GRAL scientists, and to initiate new collaborations. The Pre-Program has 10 time-slots (...)

This scientific day will bring together scientists from Grenoble for scientific and technical / methodological exchanges around the theme "structural and cellular Bacteriology". This meeting is organized by Ina ATTREE and Sylvie Elsen (BIG), Andrea Dessen and Anne Marie Di Guilmi (IBS). Registration, before January 28, by email to Sylvie Elsen.

This symposium aims to promote the role of women in Structural Biology by inviting renowned researchers to discuss their scientific achievement and address the issue of under-representation of women in leadership positions. This symposium is organised by Malene Ringkjøbing Jensen (IBS/FDP) and financed by GRAL, FRISBI and CEA. Program and registration

This meeting will gather occasional or frequent users of Biacore systems and more generally of SPR systems for the characterization of molecular interactions. It will be hold in IBS on February 03, from 2 to 6pm and include short scientific and technical presentations by users and by a GE Healthcare engineer. It’s an opportunity to share best practice, knowledge, experiences. This meeting is open to anyone interested in protein /protein or protein/ligand interactions. Registration by email (...)

6th Dec 2015 to 11th Dec 2015, Melbourne, Australia _ AUC2015 included hands-on workshops given by experts in the field, targeted at students and early-career post-docs through to group leaders wishing to advance their data analysis skills. The main Symposium that follows featured talks given by leading scientists covering eight contemporary and complementary themes and including twenty-one abstract-selected talks. Christine EBEL (IBS/M&P group) is member of the International (...)

In the framework of the Marie Curie ITN NanoMem, a short course on Structural biology of membrane proteins: from expression, to crystallization and serial crystallography took place on Dec 7-9 in Grenoble. This course, organized by Eva Pebay-Peyroula, Stephanie Ravaud, Hugues Nury (IBS) and Manfred Burghammer (ESRF) for Nanonem students could welcome some more students on days 1 & 3. It covered membrane protein expression, purification and stabilization and synchrotron serial (...)

17 - 19 november 2015, IBS MXIS training course is dedicated to in situ protein crystallography. This 3-day workshop includes full lectures at the IBS and practical sessions at the ESRF, on beamlines FIP-BM30A and BM14. Full classes are done in day 1 while practical sessions are organized in rotating subgroups from day 2 to day 3 (topics: ligand coating, crystallogenesis, in situ diffraction for crystal screening and structure resolution, in situ data processing). Possibility was given to (...)

Tuesday September 8, 2015, Tuesday September 8, 2015Saint-Martin-d’Hères This 9th NaMiSCeB Workshop brings together students and researchers from Grenoble and beyond working at the interface between physics, engineering, chemistry and biology. It is organized to conclude Ralf RICHTER’s Chair of Excellence project. Initiated in 2011, “GAG2D” was a remarkably collaborative project which relied on the interdisciplinary expertise of four Grenoble-based laboratories: DCM (which hosts the Chair of (...)

From August 24th to 28th, IBS The School offers an introduction to Atomic Force Microscopy in Life Sciences and Medicine for Ph.D student, post-docs, scientists, core facility technicians and engineers. Lectures in the morning are complemented by hands-on experiments in the afternoon usually supervised by the lecturers. There are about 20 places for students doing hands-on experiments. This school is co-organized by the Pasteur Institute at Lille and European Synchrotron Radiation (...)