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Join the Springer Nature Biophysics Webinar Series 

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Whether you're exploring molecular mechanisms, developing new analytical approaches, or seeking interdisciplinary insight, this series delivers high-impact science in an accessible format. Our webinars span all elements of biophysics including techniques/approaches, fluorescence spectroscopy, NMR spectroscopy, membrane biology, bioenergetics, mechanobiology, structural biology and more 

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A special edition of the Biophysics Webinars showcasing research deriving from Latin American countries. Presentations on  molecular modelling, antimicrobial peptides in the context of membrane biology, and more 

👉 Ideal for: researchers in  health biophysics, those interested in broadening their world outlook within biophysics 

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