Overview
The event titled “Illuminating viral protein architecture with cryo-electron microscopy” aims to introduce students and faculty to the revolutionary role of cryo-electron microscopy in revealing viral protein structures at near-atomic resolution. The session will connect structural biology with virology, vaccine design, and antiviral drug discovery, highlighting real research case studies and emerging applications for interdisciplinary life-science research involving Cryo-EM. The guest lecture will be followed by detail interaction session with speaker, where students and scholars can interact and discuss about the scope of Cryo-EM in various research areas. In addition students and PhD scholars may interact with the speakrer for higher studies abroad with research grants( Europe and USA).
Objectives of Event
- To introduce the fundamental principles of cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) in structural biology
- To highlight applications of cryo-EM in vaccine and antiviral drug development
- To expose students to real-world case studies in structural virology
- To promote interdisciplinary research integration across Life Sciences, Biotechnology, and Medical Sciences
- To inspire UG, PG, and PhD scholars toward advanced research in structural biology
Convener Details
Co-convenor:
Chief Guest Details:
- Dr. Dinesh Dhurvas Chandrasekaran, Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Biophysics, KB. A5, Campus, Umeå University, 901 87 Umeå, Sweden.
Speaker Details:
- Dr. Dinesh Dhurvas Chandrasekaran, Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Biophysics, KB. A5, Campus, Umeå University, 901 87 Umeå, Sweden.