Registration is open to our “3rd Advanced Training Course in Molecular Bioengineering”, taking place from 13 to 17 October 2025 at i3S.
The Advanced Training Courses in Molecular Bioengineering are designed to provide a training platform for educating the next generation of leaders in Molecular Bioengineering, a rapidly growing field that explores the most recent advances in chemical, biological, and engineering sciences to develop advanced molecular-level solutions to complex medical problems.
This year, the course is dedicated to “Biomolecular Interactions Modelling: in silico and experimental approaches for molecular self-assembly and Medicine”. The programme will cover the fundamentals of biophysical techniques relevant for the in silico and experimental assessment of molecular interactions, including three-dimensional structure, self-assembling capability and solubility predictions of peptides and proteins, being relevant for a range of biomedical applications, such as drug discovery, biosensing, functional biomaterials design, tissue engineering, among others.
These courses can be attended by graduate students enrolled in Biomedical Engineering or Bioengineering master’s and doctoral programmes, or related areas, as well as researchers and industrial professionals working on peptide/protein and biomolecular interactions in general, for different biomedical applications.
