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Abstract Topics

Play an active part in the scientific programme by presenting your work at the 48th FEBS Congress! Read the call for late-breaking abstracts here.

Submissions of abstracts across the spectrum of the molecular life sciences are welcome. During abstract submission, please select one topic from the categories below that best describes the content of your abstract: topics will be used for reviewing and indexing purposes, and assignment of poster display at the event. 

Research topics

  • Methods and progress in structural biology
     • Advanced methods of structural biology
     • Integrative structural biology approaches
  • Proteomics and metabolomics
  • Long ncRNA and microRNA networks
  • Protein post-translational modifications and turnover
  • Protein phase separation and new organelles
  • Towards sustainable use of natural and renewable resources
      •  Cutting edge approaches for sustainable and environmental biotechnology
      •  Bio-based polymers for engineered "green" materials
      • Towards sustainable use of natural and renewable resources
  • Biochemical strategies in cultural heritage
  • Marine biochemistry
  • Biochemistry of physical activity and health
      • Clinical trials, preclinical studies and basic research related to physical activity
      • Understanding of well-being homeostasis: the role of physical activity
  • Functional food and human health
      • Molecular mechanisms of functional foods and their bioactive compounds
      • Nutraceuticals effects on cell metabolism and chronic diseases
  • Impacts of climate change on nutrition and health
  • Membrane biochemistry
  • Cellular organelles
  • Redox biochemistry
  • Enzyme engineering and biotechnology
  • Enzyme and cell therapies (medicinal biochemistry)
  • D-amino acids and pathological states
  • Genome editing and gene therapies
      • RNA-guided genome editing and programmable RNA editing
      • Gene editing technologies to treat diseases and disorders
  • Epigenome and transcriptome
  • Cancer and metabolism
  • Cancer biochemistry
  • Bioinformatics and AI for precision medicine
  • G-protein coupled receptors
  • Neurobiochemistry
  • Immunobiochemistry
  • Molecular basis of diseases
  • Biosensors
  • Biochemistry for drug repurposing
  • Other topics

Molecular life sciences education topics

  • Undergraduate teaching/learning
  • Postgraduate teaching/learning
  • Faculty and career development

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