The 18th IBC will be at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Brisbane, Queensland from August 3-7, 2014. Biophysics in Australia and New Zealand is a particularly strong discipline, with world-leading research programs and outstanding facilities. There is a diverse range of biophysical activities being undertaken here in Oceania, and many of the organising team have extensive experience in organising and running top quality international and national scientific meetings in Australia.
Brisbane is located in the heart of Australia’s premier tourist region. From some of the best beaches and rainforests to the Great Barrier Reef and World Heritage landmarks like Frazer Island, delegates can make the 2014 Congress a trip of a lifetime. Australia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world with low on-ground costs and unique natural attractions.
More information and a website link will be available soon.

This congress is on “Advances in Applied Physics and Materials Science”. More information is available at www.apmas2011.org

This meeting will be on Electrodynamic Activity of Living Cells, including Microtubule Coherent Modes and Cancer Cell Physics. Further information is available on the conference website http://edalc11.ufe.cz

The Biennial Meeting of ANZMAG will be held at Torquay, Victoria, Australia from November 27 to December 0, 2011. Details at http://www.anzmag.com.au/conferences.php

The 17th International Biophysics Congress will be held in Beijing at the China National Convention Centre from Sunday October 30 until Thursday, November 3, 2011. For more information see
www.17ibc.org,
Beijing 2011 IBC flyer,
17th IBC Timetable and
3rd circular of 17th IBC (IUPAB)[1].

This year, in addition to the regular student travel awards to its Annual Meeting, the Biophysical Society has new travel awards available for postdocs coming to the meeting from outside the US. The award program is overseen by the Society’s International Relations Committee.
Application guidelines.

The Meeting will be held in Baltimore, Maryland, March 5-9, 2011.
Information about the meeting can be found at www.biophysics.org.

This school will cover Basic Concepts, New Techniques and Application Perspectives. It will be held at Vulcan, Brasov County, Romania. The link to the school webpage is via www.biophysicsnet.ro.

The RBC is a series of biennial symposia intended to bring together biophysics researchers from Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Serbia,
Slovenia and Slovakia (a new member from 2010), and also includes
internationally renowned guest speakers.
The first RBC meeting took place in March 2005 in Terme Zrece (Slovenia), the second one was held in August 2007 in Balatonfüred (Hungary), and the third one in February 2009 in Linz (Austria).
The principal aims of the conference are: 1) to strengthen the collaborative ties between biophysics groups in the region, 2) to present the cutting-edge achievements from a broad range of biophysics disciplines to students, and 3) to promote the field of biophysics.
For more information, you can visit the website:
http://www.univie.ac.at/mfplproj/regional-biophysics/