cryoEM revolution in structural biology

The University of Liverpool will be bestowing an Honorary doctorate to Dr Richard Henderson.  To mark this, a Celebratory symposium entitled “cryoEM revolution in structural biology’ has been organised at the University of Liverpool.Â

This one-day Symposium will bring speakers from the Universities of Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, Imperial and Birkbeck as well as from the Crick Institute and Astex Pharmaceuticals.

Dr Henderson has received several prizes including the Gregori Aminoff prize for Crystallography from the Royal Swedish Academy (1999); Copley Medal from the Royal Society (2016); Gjonnes medal in electron crystallography from the International Union of Crystallography (2017), Nobel Prize for Chemistry (2017) and Companion of Honour (2018).

Attendance to the symposium is strictly by registration. Due to limited space, early registration is encouraged. Those requiring accommodation may avail a discounted University rate (for the first 20 rooms) at the Novotel Hotel (5 minutes’ walk from the Life Sciences Building where the symposium will be held) using the code:cryoEM revolution.  The cost of registration to attend is £30 and this includes lunch at the Novotel, Paddington Village. Â