Welcome! The European Peptide Society is a non-profit association established for the public benefit to promote in Europe and in neighbouring countries the advancement of education and scientific study of the chemistry, biochemistry, biology and pharmacology of peptides.
The EPS publishes, in co-operation with John Wiley & Sons, the Journal of Peptide Science and the EPS Newsletter. The EPS also organizes the bi-annual European Peptide Symposium, sponsors local and specialised meetings and workshops, and supports and promotes young scientists with travel grants and dedicated seminars.
To re-register to continue your EPS membership, as requested by the EPS secretary Prof. Eberle (or to register as a new member), please follow the re-registration / join link below to access the form that you need to fill in:
Please note that joining / re-registering for EPS membership, using this form, is separate to logging in EPS website. Even if you have a website login, you still need to re-register using the join form (above) to continue your EPS membership.
To discontinue your EPS membership, please email the Secretary Professor Alex-N.Eberle (Alex-N.Eberle@unibas.ch).
The Symposium will be held in Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain (Sunday, November 14 to Friday, November 19, 2010) and is organised by the European Science Foundation (ESF) in partnership with the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO). Read more about this ESF Research Conference...
This webinar explores the development of targeted protein assays based on existing knowledge and research. It also focuses on translation of methods from preliminary screens performed on cell lines to assays for patient specimens.
The Chairman of the 7th HFBP Prof. Paul Cordopatis announced that, according to the votes of the Ballot among the National Representatives of EPS, the 2nd Dimitrios Theodoropoulos Memorial Lecture Award is Awarded to Prof. Ernest Giralt (Barcelona, Spain).
The Indian Peptide Society is a non-profit association, established to promote in India the advancement of education and research, in particular the scientific study of the Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biology of Peptides.
The International Regulatory Peptide Society promotes scientific meetings and exchanges devoted to all aspects of basic and clinical research on regulatory peptides and related topics thus keeping up the tradition of the International Symposia on Gut Hormones and Regulatory Peptides.
Enhancing Peptide Synthesis and Proteomics with Microwave Energy
In a letter addressed to all EPS members, Professor Alex Eberle explains the reasons of this decision of the EPS Executive Committee: all members (and new members to be) are invited to register through this website again, until 31 January 2010.
Read this article to download the latest EPS newsletter...
Online system is now open for Registration & Abstract Submission (Kyoto, Japan, December 4-9, 2010). Read more for this joint event of IPS and JPS...
The Symposium will be held in Prato, Italy from Friday, September 10 to Sunday, September 12, 2010. Read more in the enclosed invitation by the Symposium Co-Chairs, Prof. Anna Maria Papini and Prof. Mibel Aguilar...
The Chairman of the 7th HFBP Prof. Paul Cordopatis announced that, according to the votes of the Ballot among the National Representatives of EPS, the 2nd Dimitrios Theodoropoulos Memorial Lecture Award is Awarded to Prof. Ernest Giralt (Barcelona, Spain).
This Award honours the best paper published in Journal of Peptide Science. The winner is chosen every year from all research articles published in Journal of Peptide Science in the two previous years. Who are the Winners of the 2009 Award and how could you be the winner in 2010 and beyond?
The Leonidas Zervas Award was established by Bachem Inc. USA in 1984, as a commemoration to Leonidas Zervas and the outstanding contributions he made to peptide chemistry.
The Josef Rudinger Memorial Lecture Award was established by Ferring Pharmaceuticals in 1984, in commemoration of Josef Rudinger's role in the foundation of the European Peptide Symposia and of diverse contributions he made to peptide chemistry.