Since 2006 the New Zealand Science community has been holding annual meetings devoted to the structure and function of proteins, and other biological molecules. These meetings bring together researchers from around NZ whose work investigates molecular architecture, and its role in orchestrating biology.
This year's meeting is to be held at the Waiheke Island Resort from Monday 14th - Wednesday 16th June, 2010.
It is going to be a residential style meeting. The cost of registration includes all meals and accommodation. In addition to the regular scientific presentations there will be several Keynote lectures, one of them from Professor Peter Colman, a past winner of the Australia Prize and developer of the first anti-influenza drug, Relenza.
Please join us for what should be an exciting and enjoyable couple of days.