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- Dear colleagues:
- The 22nd EBEC conference - EBEC2024 - will be organized in Innsbruck, Austria, on August 26 to 31. We are looking forward to an exciting meeting on bioenergetics and seeing you in Innsbruck.
- With kind regards,
- Erich
- Erich Gnaiger, PhD
- Local organizer of EBEC2024 - contact for EBEC2024: Mito-and-Chlora@ebec2024.org
- 500-600 international participants beyond Europe
- World-leading keynote lecturers
- 100 oral presentations
- Hundreds of posters
- Meet journal editors, science communicators, scientific organizations
- Strong industry exhibition, innovations
The unifying theme of EBEC
- The central unifying theme of EBEC is Bioenergetics and by extension, chemiosmosis. Thus, essential topics for consideration for inclusion in the programme are oxidative phosphorylation in bacteria and mitochondria, photosynthesis, transmembrane transport of metabolites and other small molecules, passage of proteins through membrane barriers, bacterial motility and cell death via apoptosis and other mechanisms involving the mitochondria. As you are aware, in recent years great strides forward in understanding have been made in most of these fields. Thus, we recommend that these topics should provide the core of the programme. That is not to say that related topics such as mitochondrial diseases arising from mutations in both mt-DNA and nuclear genes, involvement of mitochondria in ageing and cancer and related medical issues should be excluded.
- With best wishes,
- John, Bob, Marten, and Peter
- Professor Sir John Walker FRS, FMedSci
- MRC Mitochondrial Biology Unit
- University of Cambridge
- The Keith Peters Building
- Cambridge Biomedical Campus
- Hills Road
- Cambridge CB2 0XY, UK
- Robert Bennett Gennis, Professor Emeritus, Biochemistry
- Department of Chemistry
- University of Illinois
- A320 CLSL, Box 2-6
- 600 South Mathews Avenue
- Urbana, IL 61801, USA
- MĂĽrten WikstrĂśm, Professor Emeritus, Physical Biochemistry
- Institute of Biotechnology
- University of Helsinki, FI
- Peter R Rich, PhD, Professor Emeritus
- Dept Structural and Molecular Biology
- University College London
- London WC1E 6BT, UK
EBEC2024 news
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Keynote speakers
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- Sir John Walker, Professor, MRC Mitochondrial Biology Unit, University of Cambridge, UK; Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1997
- Hartmut Michel, Professor, Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Frankfurt, DE; Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1988.
- CryoEM structures of intermediates of the catalytic cycle of cytochrome c oxidase
- Angelo Azzi, Professor emeritus, Faculty Member School of Graduate Biomedical Pharmacology and Drug Development Program; Editor-in-Chief Molecular Aspects of Medicine
- Scientific discovery: âI could talk about scientific discoveries that were initially met with skepticism, such as Alfred Wegener's proposal of the theory of continental drift, Semmelweis and handwashing, Barry Marshall and Robin Warren with peptic ulcer, all the way to Quantum Mechanics and Albert Einstein's famous statement, âGod does not play dice with the universeâ, and the continued expansion of the universe.â These examples fit with the initially aggressive skepticism in bioenergetics against Peter Mitchellâs innovative chemiosmotic theory.
- Gianluca M Farinola, Professor of Organic Chemistry, UniversitĂ degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro Bari, IT
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Venue
- University of Innsbruck
- Agnes-Heller Building
- 6020 Innsbruck, AT
- Innsbruck MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) image video @ Innsbruck Tourism Official Channel
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Travel and accommodation
Stay in Innsbruck
- Book your accommodation with special rates for the period of Aug 25 to Sep 01, 2024 here.
- For inquiries regarding your booking please contact the Innsbruck Convention Bureau under: meeting@innsbruck.info, Tel: +43 512 5356 9704
Get to Innsbruck
- By airplane
- For arrivals by airplane, we recommend flying directly to Innsbruck, which is well connected with Frankfurt. Another option is Munich Airport (approx. two hours from Innsbruck). From Munich you can connect to Innsbruck by either train, bus or shuttle service.
- Âť Train: DB
- Âť Bus: flixbus.at, approx EUR 20.-, best booked in advance.
- Âť Shuttle: FOURSEASONS Shuttle, approx. EUR 59.- one way from Munich to Innsbruck, EUR 118.- return.
- By train
- If you decide to travel by train, exit at 'Innsbruck Hauptbahnhofâ, which is well connected to ZĂźrich, Munich, Italy and Vienna.
- Âť ĂBB website
- By car
- Using Austriaâs motorways requires a vignette, which can be purchased at petrol stations for either ten days (EUR 9,60), two months (EUR 28,20) or the current calender year (93,80). Federal highways are toll-free but might be time consuming.
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Get around in Innsbruck
- By foot
- The conference center is around 10-25 minutes walking distance from most of the hotels in the city center.
- By bus or tram
- IVB is the local bus or tram transportation provider: https://www.ivb.at/en/
- Stops closest to the conference center:
- Recommended APP: "IVB Scout" to get around, "IVB Tickets" for purchasing your ticket online
- Note: Tickets can currently not be bought inside the bus/tram. Please buy it online or at the ticket machine in front of the bus/tram stop.
- By car
- Public parking:
- Parking tickets:
- Max height:
- Discounted parking tickets:
- Estimated price:
- Map:
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Key dates
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Presentation and poster guidelines
Presentation and PPT
- Oral presentations
- Aspect ratio for slides: 16:9
- Use either PowerPoint or Keynote
- A laptop for your presentation is provided
- If you work with a Mac please bring your computer
- Ensure you bring an adapter for your device with HDMI connection, VGA to HDMI is provided
- If you have a video imbedded in your slides, please send it also as a separate file
- Please make sure you do not go overtime. To help you a screen with be on the stage for you showing the amount of time remaining for you presentation.
- During your presentation use the laser pointer connected to the laptop if indicating particular points on the slide.
- There will be a fixed microphone at the podium and a portable microphone.
- Media check to hand in your slides in the morning of the conference is possible.
- Oral presentations
Poster
- Please bring your poster in size A0, portrait.
- Posters are up during the entire conference, providing an excellent opportunity for person-to-person discussions and integrating your work into plenary discussions.
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Scientific and social program
in progress
- Have a glance on what to do and see in and around Innsbruck: https://www.innsbruck.info/en/
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Satellite events
in progress
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Registration
in progress
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Organizers and scientific committee
Local organizers
- Local organizer: Erich Gnaiger
- Organizational assistance: Carolina Gnaiger and Verena Laner
EBEC2024 National Committee
In prep, last update 2023-10-31
EBEC International Scientific Committee
Christoph von Ballmoos, Paolo Bernardi, Ulrich Brandt, Peter Brzezinski, Gary Cecchini, Giovanni Finazzi, Thorsten Friedrich, Manuel Gutierrez Aguilar, Robert Gennis, Erich Gnaiger, Joachim Heberle, Carola Hunte, Ville Kaila, Cesare Indiveri, Axel Magalon, Amandine Marechal, Karin Nowikovsky, Anthony Moore, David Nicholls, Etana Padan, Manuela Pereira, Elena Pohl, Richard Porter, Eduardo Rial, Peter Rich, Leonid Sazanov, Barbara Schoepp Cothenet, Adam Szewczyk, Laszlo Tretter, Salvador Uribe-Carvajal, Marten Wikstroem, John Walker, Volker Zickermann, Laszlo Zimanyi
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Exhibitors and supporters
- Dear [Expert/Sponsor],
- EBEC2024 is the highlight of the year of conferences on bioenergetics, held in Europe and attracting scientists and industry professionals from around the world. EBEC2024 promotes the concept of the bioenergetics ecosystem, bringing together students and experts on energy metabolism of mitochondria, chloroplasts, and bacteria. Topics related to structure and function range from cutting edge electron and fluorescence microscopic imaging, modelling, to diagnostic OXPHOS analysis in human health and disease.
- We extend our invitation to companies and organizations that specialize in the diverse fields of bioenergetics. All are linked by the interests of the large audience seeking information on newest technologies and contacts. Join us to showcase your products and services to a highly targeted audience.
- Sincerely,
- Erich Gnaiger
- Local organizer of EBEC2024
Become a sponsor
- Have a look at our Exhibitor and Sponsorship Brochure and select your package:
- As a next step, fill out and return the order form to Mito-and-Chlora@ebec2024.org
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Cooperations
- Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220) is the leading international, peer-reviewed, open access journal on the science and technology of sensors. It publishes comprehensive reviews and regular research papers. Its aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible. The full experimental details must be provided so that the results can be reproduced. Sensors is published semimonthly online by MDPI.
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Abstract: 22st European Bioenergetics Conference 2024, Innsbruck, Austria, 2024
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