National Workshop on Proteomics 23Rd-27Th February 2015

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National Workshop on Proteomics 23Rd-27Th February 2015

NWP-IPLS 2015 INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM IN LIFE SCIENCE (DBT-CU-IPLS) Department of Biochemistry National Workshop Department of Biotechnology Department of Microbiology on Proteomics Organizes 23rd-27th February 2015 Mass Spectrometry (23rd-27th February,2015), Isothermal Titration Calorimetry (23rd-25th Februray,2015) Organizing Committee Module1 Module2 Mass Spectrometry Isothermal Titration Calorimetry Chief Patron & Advisor Prof. Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay Course-Coordinator Course-Coordinator Director, Dr. Gopal Chakrabarti Prof. Maitree Bhattacharyya Centre for Modern Biology University of Calcutta Experts Experts President Prof. Amit Kumar Mandal, St Johns Prof. Bhabatarak Bhattacharyya, Bose Prof. Maitrayee Dasgupta Research Institute, Bangalore Institute, Kolkata Co-ordinator, (DBT-CU-IPLS) Dr. Shantanu Sengupta, CSIR-IGIB, Delhi Prof. Avadhesha Surolia, IISC, Bangalore Dr. Koustubh Panda, Calcutta University Prof. Siddhartha Roy, Bose Institute, Mass Spectrometry Committee ITC Committee Dr. Sanjay Ghosh , Calcutta University Kolkata Dr. Gopal Chakrabarti Prof. Maitree Bhattacharyya Prof. Nikhil Guchhait , Calcutta University Prof. Maitrayee Dasgupta Dr. Gopal Chakrabarti Company Representative Dr. Alok Kr. Sil Dr. Rajat Banerjee (Bruker Daltonics) Technical Support Dr. Sanjay Ghosh Dr. Sivaramaiah Nallapeta Souvik Roy (IPLS) Dr. Koustubh Panda Rajesh Vashisth Dr. Anirban Siddhanta Sudhindra Nath Roy Dr. Geetanjali Sundaram Dr. Ishani Deb Technical support Arijit Pal (IPLS) Organising Support Amaresh Panigrahy & Pratip Saha Boni Halder (IPLS) Sourav Chakraborty (IPLS) (Bruker Representative) Application Forms are available on the CU-DBTIPLS website. Applicants will have to opt for any one of the modules. 10 seats are available per module. Preference will be given to participants involved in projects that require the above applications. Completed application forms should be scanned and mailed to [email protected] . Selected candidates should be informed via email and registration fees to be submitted after selection. Last date for submitting applications is 31/12/2014. Participants will have to make their own accommodation arrangements. Eligibility: Junior/Senior Research Fellows, Post-Docs Registration Fees: Rs. 5000/-(for Mass Spectrometry) Rs. 3000/-(for Isothermal Titration Calorimetry) http://www.caluniv.ac.in/dbt-ipls.

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