Capturing Proteins in Motion: Structural Biology of Dynamic and Disordered Proteins

Capturing Proteins in Motion: Structural Biology of Dynamic and Disordered Proteins
A one-day meeting on how structural biologists study proteins that move, from NMR and ion mobility mass spectrometry to cryo-EM and crystallography. Organised by Prof. Simon Newstead (University of Oxford) and Dr Rachael Wilkinson (University of Leicester).
Registration
Registration is open(opens in a new tab): £80, including refreshments, lunch, and drinks at the evening poster session. Places are limited to 120.
  • 20 November 2026, 17:00: abstract deadline for short-talk selection. Short talks are chosen from abstracts received by then; later abstracts might still be presented as posters
  • 26 November 2026, 17:00: registration closes
Poster prizes will be awarded at the end of the day.
Programme
Subject to change.
Time
10:30
Registration, coffee and pastries
11:00
Introductory remarks
11:05
Session 1
11:05
John Christodoulou (University College London)
11:35
Short talks selected from abstracts
12:15
Rebecca Beveridge (University of Strathclyde): Ion mobility mass spectrometry insights into dynamic protein complexes and conformations
12:45
Lunch and poster session
14:00
Session 2
14:00
Sarah Rouse (Imperial College London): Modulation of GPCRs by cardiolipin
14:30
Short talk selected from abstracts
14:50
Cyril Dominguez (University of Leicester): Structure and dynamics of the RNA-binding protein Sam68
15:20
Coffee
15:45
Session 3
15:45
Short talks selected from abstracts
16:25
Keynote lecture: Prof. Matthew Higgins (University of Oxford): Structural dynamics of host–parasite interactions in malaria
17:00
Drinks, posters and prizes
18:15
Close
Location:
Henry Wellcome Building, Leicester Institute of Structural and Chemical Biology, University of Leicester
Date:
11 December 2026
Attendees:
Jay Champaneri
Riaan Fox

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