The Gordon Research Seminar: Bioinorganic Chemistry is a unique meeting organized by and for graduate students and post-doctoral researchers. This conference is designed to encompass a broad range of topics that are relevant to roles of metal ions in biological systems, and to provide an open forum for discussion. Given the multifaceted scope of this field, scientists new to this field of study are particularly benefited by interaction with researchers in other disciplines.

This Gordon Research Seminar is closely linked with the Metals in Biology Gordon Conference and shares one evening session with that conference, with the GRS attendees presenting at the concluding poster session. This is an excellent opportunity for young researchers to interact with leading principal investigators in the field. This conference series has gained significant international recognition, attracting students from around the world. We invite and encourage students from any sub-discipline in bioinorganic chemistry to submit abstracts for poster or oral presentations.