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Symposium

SMBio 2024 London

Single molecules. Joint research.

Welcome to a new Symposium

LUMICKS proudly presents the very first UK-wide symposium focusing on single-molecule research!

Organized by

David Rueda, PhD
Professor and Chair
Imperial College London
Mina Brett-Pitt, PhD
Senior Sales Manager
LUMICKS

Brought to you by

Keynote speakers

Nynke Dekker, PhD
Statutory Professor of Biophysics
University of Oxford
Simon Boulton, PhD
Principal Group Leader
The Francis Crick Institute

Preliminary agenda

| Day 1 | | | | | ------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Time** | **Speaker** | **Affiliation** | **Talk Title** | | 12:30 | Registration and coffee | | | | 13:00 | Welcome & Introduction by David Rueda | | | | | **Session 1: Genome organisation – Chair: Luis Aragon (MRC LMS)** || | | | 13:05 | Nynke Dekker (Keynote) | Oxford University | Adventures in DNA and chromatin replication using single-molecule biophysics | | 13:45 | Dominika Gruszka | Oxford University | Single-molecule imaging of nucleosome dynamics during DNA replication | | 14:05 | Paul Girvan | Imperial College London | Nucleosome flipping drives kinetic proof reading and processivity of histone exchange by SWR1 complex| | 14:25 | George Pobegalov | The Francis Crick Institute | Single-molecule insight into DNA loop extrusion by yeast cohesion | | 14:45 | Coffee Break | | | | | **Session 2: DNA Processing Enzymes – Chair: Christian Speck (MRC LMS)** || | | | 15:15 | Achillefs Kapanidis | Oxford University | Library-based single-molecule imaging for global analysis of protein-DNA interactions | | 15:45 | Graeme King | University College London | Probing the structure and interactions of negatively supercoiled DNA using optical tweezers and fluorescence imaging | | 16:05 | Andrea Candelli | LUMICKS | Single-Molecule Biology Revealing the molecular mechanisms of health and disease | | 16:25 | Closing remarks / Flash poster presentation by Mina Brett-Pitt | | | | 17:00 | Poster, Drinks and Dinner Reception | | |
| Day 2 | | | | | ------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Time** | **Speaker** | **Affiliation** | **Talk Title** | | 09:00 | Simon Boulton (Keynote) | The Francis Crick Institute | Visualising homologous recombination | | | **Session 3: DNA Repair – Chair: Hasan Yardimci (The Francis Crick Institute)** | | | | 09:40 | Antony Oliver | University of Sussex | Live-cell single-molecule tracking of the Smc5/6 complex | | 10:00 | Lori Passmore | MRC LMB | Insights into how the FANCD2-FANCI DNA repair clamp interacts with DNA | | 10:20 | Neil Kad | University of Kent | Mechanism, manipulation and inhibition of DNA repair in bacteria | | 10:40 | Coffee Break | | | | | **Session 4: Biophysics Single Molecule Applications Across Scales – Chair: Sergi Garcia (KCL)** | | | | 11:10 | Anne Straube | Warwick University | Co-dependence of opposite polarity microtubule motors | | 11:30 | Alice Pyne | Sheffield University | Single molecule insights into how DNA supercoiling affects its interactions | | 11:50 | Vladimir Volkov | QMUL | Single-molecule approaches to studying force coupling between kinetochores and microtubule ends | | 12:10 | Sebastian Guettler | ICR | Wnt/beta-catenin signalling: molecular mechanisms and regulation by ADP-ribosylation |
Day 1, Monday 17 March
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
Day 1, Monday 17 March
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
Day 1, Monday 17 March
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks
12:30 - 1:00 PMRegistration and coffee/snacks

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What’s SMBio?

The SMBio single-molecule biology symposium is a 2-day event, bringing together scientists interested in single-molecule approaches to biology from all over the world to share their research, connect, and exchange ideas and experiences.

Previous Symposia

Take a look at our previous editions to get an impression of what it's like to attend!

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SMBio 2025 China
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SMBio 2025 UK & Ireland
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April 18, 2025
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SMBio New York 2024
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SMBio 2024 London
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November 12, 2025
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SMBio New York 2022
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June 17, 2025
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