Welcome to the Astbury Conversation

Marc Baldus (Utrecht University’s Bijovet Center for Biomolecular Research): Probing dynamic and chemical space of proteins in cells

Flash presentations (Nicholas Fowler, Yosuke Senju, Lizelle Lubbe)

Alexander Rigort (Thermo Fisher) Cryo-FIB developments for tomography

Wendy Barclay (Imperial College London): Depending on the host. The Achilles heel of influenza?

Tony Hyman (Max Plank institute of molecular Cell biology & Genetics): Tools to analyze phase separation inside cells.

Coffee Break & Posters

Bridget Carragher (New York Structural Biology Center): Advances in cryo electron microscopy automation: Better, faster, cheaper, smarter

Flash presentations (Sarina Sanami, Mutum Yaikhomba, Josephina Sampson)

Michele Peckham (University of Leeds): Seeing molecular motors, from molecules to cells

Richard Henderson (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology): Recent innovations in cryoEM

Closing remarks

Wanda Kukulski (University of Bern): Native membrane architectures studied by correlative microscopy and electron cryo tomography

Joerg Lindenau (ZEISS): A window into cellular molecular machinery with cryo light and electron microscopy

Flash presentation (Narasimha Kumar, Samantha Hoover, Alice Colyer)

Rene Frank (University of Leeds): In-tissue molecular architectures of the mammalian brain

Coffee Break & Posters (with exhibitors)

Bernd Bukau (Center for Molecular Biology of Heidelberg University): Co-translational folding and assembly of newly synthesized proteins revealed by ribosome profiling.

Syma Khalid (University of Oxford): Focussing the computational microscope on the cell envelope of Gram negative bacteria

Alf Honigmann (Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics): Assembly, structure and function of the tight junction complex

Coffee

Richard Henderson; Plenary Lecture: Esther Simpson Building and via Zoom Zooming in on the molecules of life

Closing remarks and prizes