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New frontiers in Ca2+ sensing and signaling
08 Jun -
11 Jun
...This meeting will convene experts in advanced technologies, signaling in different phyla, different sensor mechanisms, protein kinases and pseudokinases, protein structure and cellular processes underpinning Ca2+ sensing and translation into signaling outcomes. In addition to a multinational speaker list, opportunities will be provided for emerging researchers – ranging from student to junior faculty career stage – to present, discuss and get feedback on their work.

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Neuronal Signaling Early Career Editorial Advisory Panel
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...Announcing the launch of a new Early Career Editorial Advisory Panel for our journal, Neuronal Signaling.

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SUPA Conference on Sulfation Pathways – Highlighting Sulfated Signaling Molecules in Health and Disease
12 Sep -
14 Sep
...An unmatched opportunity for groups to exchange ideas and views on this emerging field, SUPA 2023 brings together the sulfation community to hear from eminent and early career researchers, industry colleagues, and patient support groups.

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World Alzheimer's Day
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...In recognition of World Alzheimer's Day on 21 September and World Alzheimer’s month in September, we’re pleased to bring together relevant content from our journal Neuronal Signaling.
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Research Area V - Signalling
...Research Area V covers the broad areas of receptors, ion channels, endocrine systems, cytokines, cell cycle, cell growth and differentiation, cell adhesion, second messengers, kinases, phosphatases, lipid mediators, post-translational modifications, transcription/translation, nuclear interactions, nuclear receptors, pre-and post-synaptic signalling, protein phosphorylation, G-proteins, scaffolds, drug discovery, molecular pharmacology, computer-aided drug design and redox signalling. 

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ADP-ribosylation signalling in health and disease
Biochemistry Focus webinar series logo
...In this webinar we heard from the 2022 GlaxoSmithKline Award winner, Professor Ivan Ahel at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford, UK. During his Award lecture, Dr Ahel discussed his latest research in ADP-ribosylation signalling in health and disease.

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Novel advances in signalling: next generation approaches
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...Part of our dedicated Early Career Researcher (ECR) series, this session featured three ECRs working in the field of signalling. 

Event - Scientific meeting

AKAP2023: 7th International Meeting on Anchored cAMP signalling Pathways
27 Sep -
29 Sep
...This meeting provides a forum to discuss new discoveries and to forge new collaborations to further advance our appreciation of this signalling pathway and its role in human health and disease.

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Metabolic consequences of molecular signalling in muscle during and after exercise
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...During this webinar, we heard from the Biochemical Society's 2021 Sir Philip Randle Award winner, Professor Erik A. Richter at University of Copenhagen. During his award lecture, Professor Richter discussed the metabolic consequences of molecular signalling in muscle during and after exercise.

Event - Webinar

ECM/Redox Signalling Axis: From Cancer to Tissue Repair and Smarter Regenerative Therapies
23 Jan
...Part of our dedicated Biochemistry Focus Early Career Researcher (ECR) series, this webinar will explore the extra-cellular matrix (ECM). Emerging research has begun to discover the cross-talk between ECM/redox signalling in specific tissue systems and how targeting ECM/redox interactions might alleviate the risk of tissue dysfunction and offer smarter regenerative medicine therapies.

Event - Scientific meeting

Small G proteins in cellular signalling and disease 2025
24 Jun -
27 Jun
...In this meeting we will discuss research covering all five families of small G proteins, to generate new ideas, collaborations and scientific strategies from diverse inputs. This will include the Ras family, involved in cell growth, the Rho family, which drive cytoskeletal rearrangements, the Arf and Rab families, which play a role in vesicle trafficking and Ran, which is responsible for nuclear transport. 
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