Annual Symposium - Frontiers in biological catalysis

10-12 January 2012

Robinson College Cambridge, UK

The winner of the Biochemical Society Transactions Oral Communications Prize is Christopher R. Pudney

The title of the talk that won the prize is "Vectorial electron transfer driven by enzyme motion".

Biochemical Society Transactions - fully digitized archive now available

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To celebrate the Biochemical Society's Centenary year, the complete archive of Biochemical Society Transactions has been digitized and is now available to online subscribers.

The Journal's extensive archive, which began in 1973, includes Medal Lectures from the many eminent bioscientists who have been recognized by the Biochemical Society for notable achievements in their respective fields, as well as papers from the hundreds of esteemed researchers who have presented their work at the Society's meetings over the decades.

In 2008, Biochemical Society Transactions incorporated papers from the Biochemical Society's Annual Symposium, the most prestigious event in the Society's meetings calendar. Each Symposium covers a selected topic at the forefront of research in the cellular and molecular life sciences.

You can search the Biochemical Society Transactions archive by author, paper title, meeting venue, meeting date, key words, publication date or free text.

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To celebrate the Biochemical Society's centenary in 2011, you are invited to nominate a colleague for the prestigious Centenary Awards.

All of the award prize and medal lectureships carry an honorarium and lectures will be published in Biochemical Society Transactions.

Take this unique opportunity and click here to nominate an eminently successful colleague online now - nominations close 14 December 2009.

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Simply select the "Add a comment" link from the box in the top right-hand corner of the paper, log in to My BST, then submit the Comment form.

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