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QMB 2023
29-30 August 2023
Rydges and QT Hotel, Queenstown
Convenors: Dr Sarah Diermeier (University of Otago) and A/Prof Jaydee Cabral (University of Otago)
The 33rd Annual Queenstown Molecular Biology Meeting (QMB) will focus on Nanotechnology – Applications in Health, Agriculture and beyond.
QMB 2023 aims to highlight the latest advances in nanotechnology applications in Human and Animal Health as well as Agriculture in Aotearoa. The three key focus areas for QMB 2023 are Bioengineering, Nanomedicine and Plant Biotechnology. The high-profile national and international speaker line-up brings a diverse set of backgrounds including engineering, medicine, chemistry, and biology
Confirmed Speakers:
Dame Prof Margaret Brimble
Prof Rob Martienssen, CSHL, USA
A/Prof Rakesh Veedu, Murdoch/Syngenis, Australia
Dr Nasim Amiralian, University of Queensland, Australia
Dr Megan Leask, University of Alamaba, USA
Prof Poul Nielsen, University of Auckland
Prof Geoff Chase, University of Canterbury
A/P Azam Ali, University of Otago
Dr Grant Smith, Plant & Food
Dr Daniel Pletzer, University of Otago
Dr Karyn Maclennan, University of Otago
Dr Natasha Evans, Callaghan Innovation
Awards
Two PeerJ awards will be available at QMB for the best student and postdoc/ECR presentation. Winners will be entitled to a free publication in any PeerJ journal (subject to peer review) and an interview featured on the PeerJ blog site
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