What is MBN2025?

The aim of this one-day meeting is to stimulate discussion between the many experimental and theoretical molecular biophysics researchers in the Northeastern United States. To increase the participation of younger scientists (undergraduates through junior faculty), the majority of the presentations will be selected from submitted abstracts, and there will also be a poster session. After having a great time at MBN2024 and MBN2019, we are looking forward to seeing more exciting science at MBN2025!

Invited Speakers

Taekjip Ha (Keynote) - Boston Childrens Hospital and Harvard Medical School
"Chromatin Remodeler Target Search and Nucleosome Mobilization at Single Molecule Resolution"

Dylan Murray - University of Connecticut

Caitlin Davis - Yale University
"Palmitic acid acyl chain packing in the ER inhibits triacylglycerol synthesis and lipid droplet budding"

Nick Polizzi - Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School
"Zero-shot design of drug-binding proteins using neural networks"

Krisztina Varga - University of New Hampshire

Registration Information and Important Dates

How to register
You can register and submit your abstract using the form at the bottom of this page. After registering, we will send you a link for the registration fee payment interface.
Registration fees
We try to make this an affordable meeting by keeping the registration fee modest. The registration fee is only $30 until September 19th. Afterwards, registration is $40.
Dates
September 19th: If you want to be considered for an oral presentation, you must register by this date. If you are selected for an oral presentation, you will be notified the following week.
October 3rd: Registration closes. Poster abstracts may be submitted until this date.

Travel and Lodging Information

Organizers

Sean Edington (chair, contact) - University of New Hampshire
Srirupa Chakraborty - Northeastern University
Eric May - UConn
Colin Smith - Wesleyan University
Sweta Vangaveti - SUNY Albany

For registration and webpage questions, contact Paul Whitford.