Abstracts

Scientific contributions will primarily be as poster presentations. A number of short talks will be selected from submitted abstracts.

Short Talks will last 15 minutes including discussion. Slide and overhead projectors will be provided as standard.

Posters will be displayed in the exhibition area adjacent to the lecture theatre. Posters should be no larger than 1.2m square. Mounting will be by velcro which will be available from the registration desk.

Abstracts for talks and posters will be published in the MGMS's affiliated journal Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling

Abstract Preperation

• Abstracts should be 300-400 words in total
• Use CAPITAL letters for the title
• Type the Authors and Addresses in Upper and Lower Case. Use a new line for the addresses
• Leave a blank line between the address and the abstract text
• No figures or tables should be included
• References must be given in the text as shown
• Please state whether you would like your abstract considered fo oral presentation
• Deadline for recipt of abstracts 10th March 2000

Abstracts may be sumbitted as hard-copy accompanying registration form, or preferably emailed to caves@ysbl.york.ac.uk

Example Abstract

DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF PROTEIN MACHINES
A. N. Other, S. Else (1) and M. E. Too (2)
1 Department of Chemistry, University of York, YO10 5DD UK; 2 Instutute for Nonotechnology, Futureville, USA

Building on our method for the design of protein machines (Too et al, 1999; Popular Nanomechanics 27:201-205) we describe large scale production via an autocatalytic, self-organising assembly pipeline.