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Biomolecular NMR: Advanced Tools, AI perspective

Research

An advanced hands-on workshop (equiv to 3 ECTS)

Workshop
Date
29 Sep 2025 - 3 Oct 2025
Registration deadline
30 August 2025

Venue & Address

Swedish NMR Centre, University of Gothenburg, 
Medicinaregatan 5C, 41390 Gothenburg 
Getting here:
From/To Landvetter Airport. Landvetter Airport bus https://www.flygbussarna.se/en/landvetter
To plan your trip and buy bus/tram tickets in Gothenburg use mobile App "Västtrafik To Go"

Webinar  Lectures

https://gu-se.zoom.us/j/63448914100?pwd=MmI5WTl3MkdRbTF1TGo4eDhScm5CQT09

Passcode: 991893

The lectures will be recorded and shared with the registered participants shortly after the session ends.

Target group

PhD students and researchers with projects involving protein characterization by NMR

Format

Lectures, discussions, and practical hands-on exercises. 

Organizers and Contacts

Vladislav Orekhov, Göran Karlsson; Chemistry & Molecular Biology & Swedish NMR Centre, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
Contact: e-mail: bionmr.snc@gmail.com

Registration

Registration is closed. Subsidized accommodation in double rooms is available. Please indicate if you need it.  

Registration for NMRbox

(only for the students registered for the tutorial hands on sessions) 

Since this course will use NMRbox for the tutorial sessions, you must obtain an account (if you do not have it) at NMRbox.org . Then, please register for the course at at https://nmrbox.nmrhub.org/events
You find an intro about NMRbox by Dr. Adam Schuyler at 
https://api.nmrhub.org/files/120/326/nmrbox22-2-NMRbox-intro-schuyler.mp4

Information

https://www.gu.se/en/nmr/workshops-courses-and-conferences

Course Certificates and ECTS credit points   

In order to fully accomplish the course, the student should attend all tutorial lectures and practical sessions. For every tutorial session a short report should be submitted as outlined by the session instructors. After acceptance of the lab reports by the instructors, the course certificate can be requested by e-mail to bionmr.snc@gmail.com.

Program

Course teachers

SB -    Simon Bruderer (Buker Biospin, Switzerland)

MB -   Marek Bukowicki (University of Warsaw, Poland)

BMB - Björn Marcus Burmann (University of Gothenburg)

CM -   Charles Burridge (University of Gothenburg)

PG -    Peter Güntert (ETH, Switzerland)

PK -    Piotr Klukowski (ETH, Switzerland)

AJ -    Amir Jahangiri (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)

SJ -    Sylwia Jopa (University of Warsaw, Poland)

KK -    Krzysztof Kazimierczuk (University of Warsaw, Poland)

JHL -    Jung Ho Lee (Seoul National University, Korea)

VO -    Vladislav Orekhov (University of Gothenburg)

ZZ -    Zhidian Zhang (MIT, USA)

Schedule overview

date9:00 AM – 12:00 AM1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Mon 29thIntro, student presentationsZZ
Tue 30thPG, PKVO, AJ
Wed 1stJHLSB
Thu 2ndMini-conferenceKK
Fri 3rdBMBReports and clean ups

Topics
•    Automated Assignment and Structure
•    AI in NMR spectra processing
•    Machine learning for structure prediction and design 
•    Integrating experimental results for structure prediction
•    Protein dynamics by NMR
•    ShimNet: a neural network for post-acquisition shimming

Detailed program

Time (CEST)TitleTypeTeachers
Monday Sept 29th   
08:40–09:00(on-site only) Registration and Coffee, setting up computers.  
09:00–10:50Welcome, information & student presentations (5-10 min/student) VO, GK
10:50–11:10Coffee break  
11:10–12:10Student presentations  
12:30–13:00Lunch  
13:10–14:50Machine learning for structure prediction and designLectureZZ
14:50–15:10Coffee break  
15:10–18:00Machine learning for structure prediction and designHands-on practicalZZ
18:00–19:30(on-site only) Get-together  
Tuesday Sept 30th   
09:00–09:40Automated biomolecular NMR spectra analysis with ARTINA and NMRtistLecturePG
09:40–12:20ARTINA and NMRtistHands-on practicalPG, PK
10:10–10:30Coffee break  
12:30–13:30Lunch  
13:30–14:30Next generation spectra processing with AILectureVO, AJ
14:30-14:50Coffee break  
14:50–17:00Next generation spectra processing with AIHands-on practicalVO, AJ
Wednesday Oct 1st   
09:00-09:50Rotational Diffusion of a Dimeric ProteinLectureJHL
09:50–10:10Coffee break  
10:10–12:20Modelfree and RotdifHands-on practicalJHL
12:30–14:00Lunch  
14:00–14:50Deep learning in TopSpin for processing of 1d and 2d spectraLectureSB
14:50–15:10Coffee break  
15:10–17:10Deep learning in TopSpin for processing of 1d and 2d spectraHands-on practicalSB
Thursday Oct 2nd

Mini-conference: Deep Learning Reshapes NMR Spectroscopy

Venue: Sydamerika, Wallenberg Conference Center, Medicinareg 20 A

  
 Chair: Göran Karlsson (Swedish NMR Centre, University of Gothenburg, Sweden)  
08:30–09:00Coffee  
09:00–09:30

Charting the Future: How Deep Learning Is Transforming NMR Spectroscopy

Piotr Klukowski (ETH, Switzerland)

  
09:30–10:00

Neural network for processing variable-temperature non-stationary 2D NMR data

Marek Bukowicki (University of Warsaw, Poland)

  
10:00–10:30

What Have Protein Language Models Learned?

Zhidian Zhang (MIT, USA)

  
10:30–11:00

Real-Time NMR Monitoring of Protein Aggregation by Inertia-Driven Agitation

Jung Ho Lee (Seoul National University, Korea)

  
11:00–11:30

Deep learning in TopSpin for processing of 1d and 2d spectra

Simon Bruderer (Bruker Biospin, Switzerland)

  
11:30–12:00

AI in NMR and Structural Biology

Vladislav Orekhov (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)

  
12:00–12:30

Bacterial OMVs as novel tools for the in-situ characterisation of bacterial envelope proteins

Björn Marcus Burmann (University of Gothenburg)

  
12:30–13:30Lunch (Wallenberg Conference Centre)  
13:30–14:40Poster session (Wallenberg Conference Centre)  
 Course continues at the Swedish NMR centre  
15:00–15:40Correcting lineshape distortions using ShimNetLectureKK
15:40–17:30Correcting lineshape distortions using ShimNetHands-on practicalKK, SJ
Friday Oct 3rd   
09:00–09:50Different flavours of protein dynamics to study large protein complexesLectureBMB
09:50–10:10Coffee break  
10:10–12:3019F-NMR: Spectral deconvolution, measurements of dynamics and analysis.Hands-on practicalBMB
12:30–13:30Lunch  
13:40–16:00Cleaning up, hands-on reports