Complexity in Proteins

Protein science is continuing a dramatic renaissance with the emergence of ever-more powerful methods of structural biology, computation, and molecular biology. The arena of practical applications of protein science continues to expand explosively. The 2023 Proteins GRC will highlight “complexity in proteins” by bringing together experimental, theoretical and computational biochemists, biophysicists, chemists, chemical biologists, biologists and bioengineers who study the diverse aspects of protein science including protein function, dynamics, thermodynamics and structure using cutting-edge techniques and strategies. The strong history of the Proteins GRC promises an outstanding conference experience for participants at all career stages. Invited speakers will highlight a wide range of approaches for addressing critical and emerging problems and applications in protein science. Numerous speaking opportunities are reserved for young investigators and for late-breaking results presented in short talk slots and "poster preview" talks in the GRC. Poster sessions provide additional venues for broad dissemination of participants' research and deeper discussions of research findings. This GRC will be preceded by an accompanying GRS and will held in the beautiful setting of the White Mountains at Holderness, New Hampshire. Through collegial formal sessions, lunchtime round table discussion themes, poster sessions, social events, and afternoon recreational activities, ideas will flow freely between sub-disciplines and generations. The 2023 rendition of the Proteins GRC will provide a wonderful opportunity for the community to rekindle its spirit after the long pause brought about by the now fading pandemic.

Due to limited accommodations at this venue, guest housing is very limited. To request family/guest housing please reach out to your Conference Operations Associate.