Final Symposium CRC 1078
Over the past dozen years, our CRC 1078 has been addressing critical challenges in understanding the protonation dynamics of several membrane proteins such as photosystem II, cytochrome C oxidase, channelrhodopsins and viroporins. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and shared expertise, we've made significant progress in electron- and chromophore-driven protonation dynamics and bridged the gap to explore fundamental processes by applying theoretical approaches.
This conference serves as a platform to showcase the remarkable work of our researchers and partners in the field of biophysics. Participants will have the opportunity to attend insightful presentations and network with peers and leaders in the field.
Join us to celebrate our achievements, reflect on past successes and chart the course for future innovation.
Registration and Poster Submission
Please follow the two-step process to fully register your participation:
(1) Create a user account at the conference management system and
(2) Register as participant after you are logged in.
Conference fees
The conference fee can be paid by credit card or wire tranfers upon registration. After successful registration attendees will receive a confirmation email.
| Non-SFB members | |
| Regular Participant | 300 EUR |
| Student Participant | 200 EUR |
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SFB members and Invited participants |
free of charge |
Submission of Poster abstracts
We invite all young researchers to present at our poster session, Monday afternoon (2.9.). Submission link will open in July 2024 and only be available to already registered attendees.
We are pleased to announce that we are a satellite meeting of EBEC2024: What is Life?
The 22nd European Bioenergetics Conference - EBEC2024: What is Life? - will take place in Innsbruck, Austria, from August 26 to 31, placing Spotlights on Mito and Chlora: cutting-edge research on mitochondria & chloroplasts, metabolism, and disease.
EBEC2024 will bring together up to 600 students, experts, and stakeholders in the bioenergetics ecosystem, focusing on the current challenges and roles of mitochondria, chloroplasts, and bacteria in addressing the fundamental question What is Life?.
The unifying theme of EBEC is bioenergetics, which is just one of many fascinating topics on the agenda.
The conference will explore key topics that will help us to gain a deeper understanding of oxidative phosphorylation in bacteria and mitochondria, photosynthesis, transmembrane transport of metabolites and other small molecules, passage of proteins across membrane barriers, bacterial motility and cell death via apoptosis and other mechanisms involving the mitochondria.
We are thrilled to host our Final Symposium of the CRC 1078 as a satellite meeting after EBEC2024. We can't wait to extend the discussions about Protonation Dynamics in Protein Function with the EBEC2024 participants in Berlin.
