Webinars

Welcome to The Protein Society Webinar Series

We are excited to continue our webinar series by leading experts on frontier topics in protein science. Our webinars are FREE of charge, will feature Q&A, and are open to all - with priority registration given to our members. Interested in hosting your own webinar? Email us.

Upcoming Webinars

The Dynamic Nature of Allostery | November 16, 2026 | 12 - 2 p.m. EST

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Organizer
Gilad Haran, Weizmann Institute of Science
Speakers
Peter Hamm, University of Zurich | The Logarithmic Clock of Proteins
Doeke Hekstra, Harvard University | Visualizing Force Propagation in Proteins
Hagen Hofmann, Weizmann Institute of Science | Protein Disorder Controls Allostery in DNA
Ruth Nussinov, National Cancer Institute | The Allosteric Revolution: From Fundamental Biology to Drug Discovery

Previous Webinars

• Webinar 42: Introduction to Protein Design for Africa
• Webinar 41:Translational Allostery: From Cryptic Binding Pockets to Latent Networks 
• Webinar 40: Chaperones Galore!
• Webinar 39: Tools Special Issue, Protein Science Journal
• Webinar 38: Careers in Industry
• Webinar 37: Mass Photometry
• Webinar 36: Structural Biology of TRP Channels at Different Temperatures
• Webinar 35: New Frontiers in Computational Protein Design and Structural Prediction
• Webinar 34: Democratizing Protein Science
• Webinar 33: Protein Science In South America
• Webinar 32: Bacterial Cell Wall as a Living Polymer
• Webinar 31: Protein Folding and Misfolding in Context
• Webinars 30: Innovations in Protein Modeling: How Physics is Impacting Industrial Drug Discovery
• Webinar 29: Preparative Mass Spectrometry for Structural Biology
• Webinar 28: Frontiers of Protein Science in Japan
• Webinar 27:Navigating the structural frontier with protein NMR in the era of artificial intelligence 
• Webinar 26: Protein Engineering for Biotechnology and Enzyme Catalysis
• Webinar 25: Emerging Functions of Biological Amyloids
• Webinar 24: High-speed atomic force microscopy (HS-AFM) for the study of protein structure and dynamics
• Webinar 23: Protein Dynamics: The Key for Biological Function
• Webinar 22: CryoEM of molecular machines: current capabilities, potential, and challenges
• Webinar 21: Protein Centric CUREs (Course based Undergraduate Research Experiences)
• Webinar 20: Native Mass Spectrometry for Structural Biology
• Webinar 19: Computational Approaches to Protein Condensates
• Webinar 18: Exploring Proteins in Living Cells
• Webinar 17: Developing drugs through Understanding Proteins
• Webinar 16: Engineering Proteins for a Green Energy Future
• Webinar 15: Emerging Approaches in Membrane Protein Design
• Webinar 14: Protein Science Special Tools Issue 2022
• Webinar 13: Pushing the Limits of Protein Evolvability - a Symposium in Memory of Dan Tawfik
• Webinar 12: Protein Folding and Misfolding on the Ribosome
• Webinar 11: COVID-19: A Science-based Approach, Part II
• Webinar 10: Protein Science in Drug Discovery - Part I, scientific talk
• Webinar 9: Part II, CV Workshop
• Webinar 8: Understanding Protein in Membrane Environments with Cryo-EM
• Webinar 7: New Capabilities in Computational Protein Design
• Webinar 6: Liquid-liquid Phase Separation (LLPS) of Proteins & Their Role in Pathology
• Webinar 5: Diversifying Protein Science
• Webinar 4: Mechanisms of Molecular Chaperones: Insights from Hybrid Biophysical Approaches, Part II
• Webinar 3: Mechanisms of Molecular Chaperones: Insights from Hybrid Biophysical Approaches, Part I
• Webinar 2: Emerging Topics in the Evolution of Protein Science
• Webinar 1:  COVID-19: A Science-based Approach

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