Linking Protein Dynamics to Structure, Function, and Evolution

This inaugural conference on biomolecular condensates will bring together experts in biophysics, structural biology, cellular and molecular biology, and drug discovery to explore cutting-edge advancements and identify key challenges in the field.

In order to promote exchanges and cooperation among researchers in the field of cell biology and advance the development of the cell biology discipline, a joint meeting between the CSCB, ICCB & APOCB will be held in Hefei, Anhui Province.

This conference will focus on the biomechanics of the mitotic and meiotic spindle in a range of biological contexts, across the evolutionary tree, and in both health and disease, including cancer.

Join the Allen Institute for Cell Science and Circuit Neuroscience Basel in Seattle, Washington, April 20–22, 2026, for a 3 day conference, Modeling Life from Cells to Tissues: Coordination and Robustness, exploring how tissues self-organize from the collective behavior of individual cells

The scientific remit of this conference is broad, but with a focus on cell dynamics it is intended to stimulate the development of collaborative approaches, sharing of new conceptual breakthroughs and the application of new technologies to established fields.

Groundbreaking work – on molecular chaperones, the UPR, stress responses, and how they are implicated in disease – has first been presented at this meeting over the past three decades. The 2026 meeting provides an opportunity to showcase the latest research.

The specific goal of this meeting is to bring together cellular and molecular biologists to discuss recent advances in the spatial and temporal aspects of nuclear structure/function.

This year’s program will focus on the latest developments regarding how the native conformations of cellular and secreted proteins are achieved and maintained. 01/06/2026

Parasite Interactions in Insect and Vertebrate Hosts that Drive Transmission, Infection, and Disease

Expanding the Calcium Signaling Toolkit Across Time and Space

Emerging Themes in Neuronal Structure, Function and Homeostasis in Physiological and Pathological Conditions

Decoding the Marine Microbial World: Currencies, Interactions and Environmental Controls

Meiotic Mechanisms: Evolutionary Embellishment of a Conserved Process

Adhesion and Polarity Convergence Across Scales

Endosomes and Lysosomes in Action Across Cells, Tissues and Disease States

Membrane Transporters and the Gateway to Health & Disease

Novel Insights and Methods Illuminating G Protein and Kinase Signaling Pathways in Health and Disease

Extending the Reach of CryoEM: New Technologies for Determining Structures and Looking Deeper Into Cells

Evolutionary Perspectives of Metabolic, Cellular and Genomic Diversity in Fungi

Connecting Structure, Assembly, and Phase Separation to Disease

Linking Sequence to Disordered Protein Function

This year’s program will review findings on the spatiotemporal aspects of cell communication and quantitative understanding of how information is sent and how its processing occurs.

The specific goal of the meeting is to foster creative and fruitful interactions between experimental cell biologists, computational cell biologists and mathematical modelers who have common interests in understanding cellular processes.

This year’s program is focused on small monomeric GTPases, which comprise one of the largest families of signaling molecules in biology.

The UK Cellular microbiology network meetings were started in 2019 and aim to be a must-attend for anyone working on host-pathogen interactions.

This meeting, building on from previous meetings “From Golgi organization to Glycan function” and “Trafficking and glycosylation at the Golgi apparatus”, aims to unite these two communities to learn from each other and spawn new ideas and collaborations.

Bacterial Envelope Biogenesis: Mechanisms and Regulation

Modes and Mechanisms of Action of Extracellular Vesicles

Molec09ular Mechanisms and Systemic Impacts in Mammalian Reproduction

Bridging Concepts and Approaches Across Organismal Diversity

Organ Function and Multi-Organ Communication

The European Network for Plant Endomembrane Research (ENPER) is the oldest international conference series that serves as a central platform for scientists investigating plant membrane dynamics and functions.

The specific goals of this conference are to bring together a diverse group of scientists studying various molecular, cellular and genetic aspects of germ line and gamete development.

Annual membrane trafficking meeting in London