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Tuesday 25 March 2025  


Lunchtime Talk: The Royal Microscopical Society in 2025

Sali Davis, Chief Executive, RMS
Tuesday 25 March 2025, 12:45pm-1:05pm
Queen's Suite, Harrogate Convention Centre, UK

As part of the Physics of Life conference programme there will be a short presentation with Q and A's to outline the work of this Royal Society and their strategic vision for the Society and its communities for 2025 and beyond. Many IOP members will be familiar with the work of the RMS and they encourage members, non-members and those at the early stages of their career to attend. This short presentation is designed to outline what opportunities are available as they prepare to enter and commemorate the Decade of Microscopy in 2030. 
Talk given by Sali Davis, Chief Executive, RMS


Lunchtime Talk: Maximising the Benefits of IOP Membership

Matthew Lovell, Member Operations Manager, IOP
Tuesday 25 March, 12:45pm-1:05pm
Queen's Suite, Harrogate Convention Centre, UK

Whether you are an existing IOP member or thinking about becoming an IOP member, Matthew will share his expertise on the IOP member benefits. In this

20-minute segment Matthew will provide a brief overview of some of the benefits of being a member of the IOP. A membership representative will be in attendance throughout the conference so please visit the IOP stand if you have any queries.


Lunchtime Talk: Flow Induced Dispersion Analysis (FIDA) - bringing physics to biomolecular characterisation

Joanne M Walter, Strategic Accounts Director Fida Biosystems ApS, Fidabio
Tuesday 25 March, 12:45pm-1:05pm
Queen's Suite, Harrogate Convention Centre, UK

FIDA (Flow induced Dispersion Analysis) is a first principle physics technique that measures  precisely the hydrodynamic radius of biomolecules by analyzing their dispersion  in solution under laminar flow conditions. Accurately and without size bias it can measure up to a hydrodynamic radius of 500nm without  constraints to formulation or concentration. Its ability to also determine kd (pM-mM), Kon and Koff enables a wide range of protein structure, dynamics and interaction assays to be performed on the technology platform.

Particles including droplets  >500nm become flow focused and are  visualized  as spikes that can be counted, quantified and profiled as to intensity and distribution. From an instrument perspective the small sample volume requirements, temperature regulation of sample holding and analysis chamber  and fast analysis  time make it the ideal platform for biomolecular condensate analysis.

Wednesday 26 March 2025  


Lunchtime Talk: Medical Physics and Biophysics at IOP
Publishing

Sara Bebbington Physical Biology Publisher, Carol Clark Physics in Medicine and Biology Publisher, IOP Publishing
Wednesday 26 March, 12:45pm-1:05pm
Queen's Suite, Harrogate Convention Centre, UK

Join us for an insightful session that provides a comprehensive overview of the academic publishing process, with a particular focus on our medical physics and biophysics journals; Physics World; eBooks; innovative peer review initiatives; our peer review training and certification programme; open access and transformative agreements. Whether you are an experienced researcher or new to the field, this session will equip you with the essential tools to navigate the academic publishing landscape effectively.

Friday 28 March 2025  


UK Plant Biomechanics Conference

Friday 28 March 2025
The Studio, Leeds, UK

The one-day, in-person conference will showcase recent advances in research of the biomechanics of plants - from mechano-cell and developmental biology to structural functions and food materials research. 

To find out more and to register to attend, click here for the conference website. 


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