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The Danish Origins of Life Initiative (DOLI) is pleased to announce the 2025 Danish Origins of Life Symposium, which will take place 25-26 August 2025 at the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters, Copenhagen.
The focus of the meeting is: "bridging orders of magnitude - from interstellar catalysis and planet formation to prebiotic chemistry, self-assembly, autocatalysis, and the onset of evolution."
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The annual symposium is a full-day dedicated to sharing of interdisciplinary science with focus on methods and expertise available to researchers at Aarhus University.
This year, we will have both exciting invited speakers, as well as junior research focus talks and poster session, and of course plenty of time for networking in the program.
All researchers and students at Aarhus University, who are interested in structural biology and biophysics, from the sub-molecular to cellular scale and larger, are cordially invited to join.
The registration is open and free of charge.
Workshop on the "Historical perspectives on engineering life in science, literature and art" by Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen, Christoffer Basse Eriksen, Pernille Leth-Espensen & Mads Rosendahl.
This next AUSBI Afternoon Meeting will focus on bioimaging techniques and facilities available to researchers at Aarhus university.
Outreach activites at the Danish Science Festival by members of AUNAB.
The Kick-Off meeting with contributed talks from members of AUNAB.
ArtBio 2024 aims to provide a 3-day forum for topical discussions between world-renowned scientists and researchers at different stages of their carrier. ArtBio2024 will contain different themes and topics that represent the fast-evolving field and illustrate the diversity of Artificial Biology as a discipline. The themes will cover molecules and nano-sized assemblies to micron-sized cell-like entities considering their structure, function and dynamics.
Biological art is introduced by the bioartist Oron Catts and art historian Pernille-Leth Espensen. You will prompted to reflect upon which current scientific developments could be interesting to thematize in an artwork and how such an artwork could be created using biotechnological materials.