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Past Conferences > Bionanotechnology: from self-assembly to cell biology

Bionanotechnology: from self-assembly to cell biology

3—5 January 2007

Homerton College, University of Cambridge, UK



A Biochemical Society Focused Meeting

Proceedings (invited speakers) will be published in Biochemical Society Transactions.

Abstract submission deadline: 23 October 2006
Abstract submission is now closed.

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Student Travel Grants are available for this Meeting.

Nanotechnology has been widely touted as the basis of the next industrial revolution. A particular aspect of nanotechnology is its interface with the biological sciences, which has been dubbed bionanotechnology. This emerging discipline draws on biological inspiration and provides new tools to investigate biological systems with unprecedented resolution and input. Despite its impact on the biological sciences, nanotechnology has been largely driven by the physical science and engineering and we feel its now timely to engage life scientists in this exciting and rapidly developing area.