Topic: molecular machines

The workshop integrates cryo-electron tomography, fluorescence microscopy, mass spectrometry and computational modeling to investigate macromolecular complexes within intact biological systems. Sessions connect molecular machines with organelles, whole cells and multicellular interactions, emphasizing complementary data and methods that preserve native context. It welcomes experts and early-career life scientists interested in advanced imaging and system-wide analysis. On-site sessions start at 13:30 on 9 February and finish at 12:30 on 12 February, Europe/Berlin time. On-site registration clo

AI structure prediction and physics-based simulations provide complementary views of molecular interactions. This workshop integrates them to study conformational change, heterogeneity, disordered regions, molecular machines and multicomponent complexes. Around half of the programme comprises practical computational work, with participants using their own scientific problems in hands-on sessions, short presentations and troubleshooting discussions.