From Single-Molecules to Ensemble Collaborations - Forum 1

From Single-Molecules to Ensemble Collaborations is a network of scientists who work on single molecules in biomedical research - all defined in the broadest possible terms. The aim of the Network is to bring together people who seek to answer disparate biomedical problems using complementary techniques. The group includes biologists, biochemists, bioinformaticians, computer scientists, electrophysiologists, immunologists, physicists, and more.
Membership is open to all researchers at the Crick Institute and the Partner Universities - Imperial, King's, UCL.
The Network meets for Forums three times per year at the Crick, where four talks are organised around a lunch with time for informal networking and meeting.
Forum 1 schedule
11.30: Welcome and Introduction (Daniel Burnham & James Flewellen)
11.40: Talk 1
12.05: Talk 2
12.30: Lunch (provided)
13.25: Invited Speaker: Dr Nicole Robb, Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Research Fellow, Clarendon Laboratory, University of Oxford
14.00: Talk 3
14.20: Concluding remarks
14.30: End