Events filtered by category: Workshop
September 2026
Time-Resolved Photoluminescence Course
Time-Resolved Photoluminescence Course provides an in-depth introduction to time-resolved photoluminescence methods, covering both fluorescence and phosphorescence across a wide temporal range, from picoseconds to milliseconds.
EMBO Workshop Centrosomes: From fundamentals to diseases
This EMBO Workshop program will highlight advances in our understanding of centriole assembly, the function of centrosomes in microtubule nucleation and cell division, the stability of centrioles and centrosomes, as well as centrosomes across systems.
EMBO Workshop: Advances and new frontiers in protein translocation across membranes
This 2026 EMBO Workshop will highlight cutting-edge structural and mechanistic insights into classical translocation pathways, powered by revolutionary new technologies.
EMBO Workshop: Ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like proteins in health and disease
This EMBO Workshop will cover the latest developments in understanding how Ub and UBLs contribute to diverse biological pathways, with a focus on mechanistic insights and disease-associated perturbations, and will showcase opportunities at the interface of basic biology and translation.
October 2026
EMBO Workshop: The cell cycle: exploring conservation and divergence in life’s engine
The EMBO Workshop on the Cell Cycle: Exploring Conservation and Divergence in Life’s Engine will bring together scientists from around the world to explore how the mechanisms that drive cell division have evolved, diversified, and converged across life forms.
31st International Workshop on “Single Molecule Spectroscopy and Super-resolution Microscopy”
Discover a vast array of applications and methods in single molecule spectroscopy and advanced microscopy, presented through captivating talks and posters. Network with leading experts and like-minded researchers.
EMBO Workshop: Organelle dynamics in health and disease: bridging molecules to organisms
This EMBO Workshop promises to be a landmark in unifying fundamental research on organelles and will bridge new collaborations, integrate knowledge across different disciplines, and drive innovation in therapeutic strategies targeting organelle dysfunction.
EMBO Workshop: The DNA damage response in cell physiology and diseases
This EMBO Workshop will address the diverse sources of genomic instability and the molecular mechanisms that preserve genome integrity.
November 2026
EMBO Workshop Proteostasis shaping health span: from protein folding to failure
This EMBO Workshop aims to unite experts in protein homeostasis, fostering dialogue between specialists in protein synthesis, folding, quality control, and degradation, neurodegeneration, drug development and aging.
EMBO | The Company of Biologists Workshop: Membrane shaping and remodeling by proteins
The EMBO COB Workshop on “Membrane shaping and remodeling by proteins” will focus on exciting new developments in cell biology where the morphology and dynamics of lipid bilayers play important roles.
EMBO Workshop: Quantitative biology to molecular mechanisms
Session topics
- Systems to models: multi-scale modeling
- Systems to functions: molecules through time
- Systems to cells: large-scale perturbations
- Systems to models: predicting cell states
- Systems to cells: dynamic processes
- Systems to cells: stem cells and engineering
Engineering Recombinant Proteins
This training event will explore strategies for producing high-quality, pure, and homogenous recombinant proteins—essential for both structural and functional studies.
December 2026
The Company of Biologists Workshop – Rethinking Cell Differentiation and Development: A Unicellular Perspective
The Workshop will consist of sessions of talks and discussions centred around various aspects of development to unicellular holozoans.
February 2027
EMBO Workshop – In situ structural biology: bridging molecular mechanisms with system-wide approaches
Started in 2020, and now in its fourth edition, this EMBO Workshop has established itself in a rapidly growing in situ structural biology community as the main platform to foster dialogue and collaboration amongst different communities
EMBO Workshop: Evolution and diversity of the DNA damage response
This workshop will cover the different aspects of the DNA damage response ranging from the evolutionary to the tissue- and organ-specific diversity aspects of the process and its impact on human health and disease.
March 2027
EMBO Workshop: Cilia
This EMBO Workshop on Cilia will focus on key questions regarding how cilia assemble and disassemble, how cargo selection is regulated, and how functions vary across tissues. We will bring together experts to address tissue and cell-specific roles of cilia.
April 2027
EMBO Workshop – Astrocytes: from molecules to systems
Themes:
- Technologies enabling human-relevant astrocyte biology
- Reconstructing astrocyte architecture and interactions
- Defining astrocyte diversity and its functional meaning
- Astrocytes as active components of neural circuits
- Targeting astrocytes for diagnosis and therapy
EMBO Workshop – Bacterial and archaeal cell division: diverse mechanisms and models
This EMBO Workshop on Bacterial and Archaeal Cell Division: diverse mechanisms and models will provide a comprehensive forum to showcase the most advanced concepts and approaches in bacterial and archaeal cell division.
EMBO Workshop: Forces across scales
This EMBO Workshop on Forces Across Scales will provide an integrative perspective on mechanobiology, a rapidly advancing field that examines how mechanical forces shape biological systems across molecular, cellular, tissue, and organismal levels.
May 2027
EMBO Workshop – RNA meets protein decay
This EMBO Workshop on RNA meets protein decay aims to bring together researchers working directly at the RNA–protein decay interface alongside experts grounded in RNA metabolism or in proteasome and ubiquitin biology.
July 2027
The Company of Biologists Workshop – Membrane Function: Insights from Cellular Diversity and Evolution
Organisers: Snezhana Oliferenko and Cunqi Ye