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Biological membranes are truly astounding in terms of the richness and diversity of physical phenomena they display. Studying them within the confines of a single discipline is prone to missing the many beautiful connections between biology, physics, chemistry, materials science, and other fields of research.
(download workshop poster) |
This workshop aims at the broader view:
• How can the principles and methods of one discipline enrich another?
• What does biophysics contribute to membrane biology?
• What has biology to offer to the materials science of fluid lipid sheets? |
Many scientists here in Pittsburgh dedicate their research to the understanding of biological membranes. It is the aim of this workshop to
• bring us all together,
• help us to place our research into perspective,
• strengthen our community, and
• explore collaboration opportunities within the region and beyond. |
We have lined up exciting speakers and topics. Enjoy these pages! |
There is no fee required to attend the workshop. If you're interested in attending,
please register here by October 25. |
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Contact
Mathias Lösche
Department of Physics
Carnegie Mellon University
ph 412-268-8367 (Donna)
fax 412-268-8252
emb 
Adam Linstedt
Department of Biology
Carnegie Mellon University
Ph 412-268-1249
fax 412-268-7129
emb linstedt@andrew.cmu.edu
Markus Deserno
Department of Physics
Carnegie Mellon University
ph 412-268-8367 (Donna)
emb deserno@andrew.cmu.edu
Venue
Mellon Institute of Science
3rd floor Conference Room
and Social Room
Carnegie Mellon University
4400 Fifth Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Parking
Pay-for parking is available in the South Dithridge St. garage across from the Mellon Institute.

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