FASEB Summer Research Conference
Machines on Genes: Nucleic Acids Enzymes
June 22-27, 2014
Base Village Conference Center
Snowmass Village, Colorado

Abstract deadline: May 22, 2014

Co-Organizers
Thomas Carell   Ludwig-Maximilians University
Brandt Eichman   Vanderbilt University
Jeffrey Kieft   University of Colorado

Session topics
Translation and the Ribosome
DNA Damage and Repair
Transcription and RNA Modification
DNA Replication
Catalytic Nucleic Acids
Translocation and Remodeling
Chromatin and Epigenetics
Multifunctional Machines

Program: https://secure.faseb.org/FASEB/meetings/summrconf/Programs/11574.pdf
Registration: 
https://secure.faseb.org/FASEB/meetings/summrconf/selectTopic.aspx?Sortfrom=2013
**Travel Grants (13 available): 
http://www.faseb.org/Science-Research-Conferences/Awards-and-Travel-Grants.aspx

This meeting will focus on the architectures and mechanics of proteins and 
protein-nucleic acid complexes that maintain and decode the information stored 
within DNA and RNA. The 2014 meeting marks a consolidation of the long-running 
FASEB Nucleic Acids Enzymes Conference with the Biochemical Society Machines on 
Genes Conference, which has taken place in the UK twice since 2010. Sessions 
will cover the mechanisms of important nucleic acid transactions and will 
highlight the use of emerging biophysical methods.

In addition to an exciting list of invited speakers, a number of oral 
presentations will be selected from the abstracts. Funds have been secured to 
provide 13 travel scholarships for students and postdocs. The meeting will also 
feature several organized panel discussions to help junior colleagues navigate 
various topics related to careers in science. Ample time has been designated 
for informal discussion over poster presentations and recreational activities 
in order to provide participants opportunities to exchange ideas and formulate 
new collaborations.

We hope to see you in Snowmass this summer ~

Brandt, Jeff, and Thomas



Brandt Eichman
Associate Professor of Biological Sciences and Biochemistry
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN 37232
615.936.5233
http://structbio.vanderbilt.edu/eichman

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