Protein and Membrane Technology Consortium

A RISE MSCA Action

Protein and Membrane Technology Consortium

A RISE MSCA Action

Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE) funds short-term exchanges of personnel between academic, industrial and commercial organisations throughout the world.

MISSION

The aim of the Prometeus Consortium is to provide high-quality multidisciplinary knowledge through training and research on membrane protein and protein complexes as molecular tools for drug development and theranostics. The focus of the action is the creation of a synergistic pipeline to yield target membrane protein structure-function characterization and bioactive molecule design, harnessing the complementary skills from Academic and SME participants.

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PROJECT

The Protein and Membrane Technology Consortium (ProMeTeus) promotes the integration of Academia and SME in combining excellent science with entrepreneurial approach and high-throughput methodologies. It generates high quality, multidisciplinary collaboration through exchanging knowledge in research activities in the field of protein structural and functional studies with a focus on membrane systems.

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PARTICIPANTS

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10th and 11th October 2019
Cryo-electron microscopy in structural biology:
paving the way towards precision biomedicine and biotechnology.
A Conference in memory of Emilia Chiancone.

10th October 2019 Aula Odeion Sapienza
11th October 2019 Sala Convegni CNR

Sessions
• Cryo-electron microscopy and biomedicine.
• Cryo-electron microscopy sheds light on dynamical processes.
• The methodology and its developments.
• Round table on Cryo-electron microscopy: development of networks and infrastructures.

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Protein and Membrane Technology Consortium

A RISE MSCA Action

Protein and Membrane Technology Consortium

A RISE MSCA Action

Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE) funds short-term exchanges of personnel between academic, industrial and commercial organisations throughout the world.

MISSION

PROJECT

PARTICIPANTS

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10th and 11th October 2019 Cryo-electron microscopy in structural biology: paving the way towards precision biomedicine and biotechnology. A Conference in memory of Emilia Chiancone.

PROTEIN and MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM

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10th and 11th October 2019
Cryo-electron microscopy in structural biology:
paving the way towards precision biomedicine and biotechnology.
A Conference in memory of Emilia Chiancone.

PROTEIN
and
MEMBRANE
TECHNOLOGY
CONSORTIUM