Panos was invited as a keynote speaker at the Grenoble research consortium in integrated structural & cell biology and their annual event #48hofGRAL, where he presented our lab’s research on cell extracts and the pipelines we use to integrate data from multiple sources. The consortium encompasses multiple labs from CNRS, EMBL and others.
It was a great opportunity to talk science, revisit old collaborators, friends and establish new projects! Until next year!
Wat fantastisch om te lezen over Panos’ keynote bij de #48hofGRAL in Grenoble — echt inspirerend voor iedereen in de structurele biologie! Na al dat lezen krijg ik zin om iets leuks en creatiefs erbij te doen, zoals een Kleurplaat voor Kinderen downloaden en ontspannen met kleur!
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