Frontiers and Careers in cryoEM Symposium | April 27-28, 2018
Hosted by the UCLA’s Electron Imaging Center for Nanomachines (EICN) at CNSI, this symposium will feature cutting-edge technology and method developments and advanced research topics in all aspects of cryo electron microscopy (cryoEM, including single-particle, tomography and MicroED). We will strive to enhance dialogue between academia and industry, and between seasoned investigators and future generations of cryoEM practitioners.
Poster Competition
Applicants must send a 200 word or less abstract on related research by March 30, 2018. Applications for the competition are now closed.
David Eisenberg, UCLA
Keynote
Peng Ge, UCLA
Debnath Ghosal, Caltech
Tamir Gonen, UCLA
Co-organizer
Dorit Hanein, Sanford-Burnham
Jiansen Jiang, NIH
Gabriel Lander, Scripps Research Institute
Jeff Lengyel, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Maofu Liao, Harvard Medical School
Jun Liu, Yale
Ali Punjani, University of Toronto
Jose Rodriquez, UCLA
Co-organizer
Alexis Rohou, Genentech
David Veesler, University of Washington
Rebecca Voorhees, CalTech
Nieng Yan, Princeton University
Hong Zhou, UCLA
Organizer
For nearly 100 years, UCLA has been a pioneer, persevering through impossibility, turning the futile in the attainable. Our campus, faculty and students are driven by optimism.
EICN offers advanced electron imaging techniques for visualizing materials, nanomachines, and cellular structures at atomic or nanometer scales in 2D and 3D.
The California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) at UCLA produces life-changing scientific, economic and social impact in California and across the world.
Accelerating the path from structure to function through integrative structural biology solutions.