International Biology and Synchrotron Radiation (BSR) meetings are held every three years with the aim of presenting and discussing state of the art application in relevant research fields.
They have a long-standing record since the first meeting in Frascari, Italy in 1986. Subsequent meetings were held at sites or near the most advanced light source facilities around the world, with the last BSR meeting taking place in Shanghai, China in 2019.
BSR is a unique forum to discuss the novel possibilities of synchrotron and X-rays lasers and to promote their application to challenging biological problems.
The latest event is taking place 11-14 June 2023. Register for the event here.
Clement Blanchet of EMBL-Hamburg, Germany will be giving a talk at the conference on "Use of SAXS in the development of Covid vaccines".
