
Membrane Transport Proteins
Organising Committee:
Rachel North (Chair)
Chris McDevitt
Megan O’Mara
Emily Furlong
Alastair Stewart
Renae Ryan
Invited Speakers:
Prof. Simon Newstead
Prof. Nieng Yan
Prof. David Drew
The Membrane Transport Proteins satellite will highlight the essential roles of transporters in processes such as nutrient uptake and waste removal to cellular signalling and homeostasis. These proteins are central to the physiology of organisms from microbes to humans, and their dysfunction can cause physiological disorders, impair cellular function, or alter host–microbe interactions.
This meeting will explore the biology and mechanisms of transporters across all domains of life, integrating structural, biochemical, and physiological perspectives to build a comprehensive understanding of how these molecular machines operate.
Selected short talks from submitted abstracts will complement invited presentations, showcasing diverse research and fostering connections across the membrane transport protein community.