BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
IN THE NEW NORMAL ERA
Speakers
Plenary Speaker
Sir Gregory Winter
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 2018
Plenary Speaker
Prof. Merlin Crossley
UNSW, Australia
(Lemberg Medal ASBMB 2021)
Plenary Speaker
Prof. Yukiko Gotoh
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Plenary Speaker
PROF. URI ALON
Department of Molecular Cell Biology,
Weizmann Institute of Science
Plenary Speaker
PROF. PIMCHAI CHAIYEN
Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology (VISTEC)
Scientific
sessions
Symposium
Areas covered
1
Symposium
Agricultural Biochemistry
Areas covered
Biochemistry and molecular biology of crop plants and animals, host and microbe interactions
2
Symposium
Biochemical Education
Areas covered
Learning how to learn, interactive teaching in large class, online learning, student engagement
3
Symposium
Biotechnology
Areas covered
Biochemical engineering, food technology, biofuels, green energy, microbial enzymes
4
Cell Signaling and communications
Cell Signaling and Communication
Areas covered
Extra- and intracellular-signaling, kinases, extracellular vesicles, cell death and differentiation
5
Symposium
Drug Discovery and Chemical Biology
Areas covered
Novel drugs, high throughput screening, small molecules, medicinal chemistry
6
Symposium
Enzyme and Catalysis
Areas covered
Mechanism of catalysis, regulations, applications
7
Symposium
Gene Regulation
Areas covered
Transcriptional and epigenetic regulation, chromatic structure and regulation, miRNA, circular RNA and long-noncoding RNAs
8
Symposium
Genome Editing
Areas covered
CRISPR technology, genetic modification, functional genomics
9
Symposium
Glycobiology
Areas covered
Carbohydrate, glycosylation, glycan structure and applications
10
Symposium
Mechanisms of Diseases
Areas covered
Cancers, neurogenerative diseases, Covid-19, infectious diseases, etc.
11
Symposium
Metabolism
Areas covered
Metabolic pathways, metabolomics, immunometabolism
12
Symposium
Nanomedicine
Areas covered
Nano-delivery, vaccine, gene therapy
13
Symposium
Omics and Systems Biology
Areas covered
Proteomics, transcriptomics, lipidomics, computational biology, single-cell omics
14
Symposium
Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine
Areas covered
Stem cells and its application, development, regenerative medicine
15
Symposium
Structural Biochemistry
Areas covered
Protein structure determination, protein-protein interaction, protein engineering
16
Symposium
FAOBMB symposium
Areas covered
Presentation of FAOBMB travel fellowship recipients
History of BMB Thailand
The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Section (BMB Thailand) is an academic arm of the Science Society of Thailand. It was founded in 1973 (as the Biochemistry Section) by a group of pioneer chemists and biochemists from several academic institutes who have greatly contributed to the development of Biochemistry in Thailand. The Section aims to promote growth and development of Biochemistry in Thailand, stimulate knowledge sharing and strengthen the Thai biochemical community. The Section is internationally recognized as a Constituent Member of the Federation of Asian and Oceanian Biochemists and Molecular Biologists (FAOBMB) and an Adhering Body of International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB). BMB Thailand has collaborated with various biochemical organizations in holding the national and international symposiums, specific meetings, seminars, workshops and specific educational events. The Section also gives awards to outstanding biochemists and fellowships for young researchers to participate in the conference. With FAOBMB, it has hosted four international FAOBMB congresses/conferences including the 3rd FAOB Congress in 1983, the 11th FAOBMB Symposium in 1994, the 17th FAOBMB Symposium in 2004, and the 13th FAOBMB Congress in 2012. For nearly five decades, the Section and several of its chairs as executive committees of FAOBMB have internationally played active roles in promoting and supporting growth and development of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
Contact us
faobmb2023@bmbthailand.org