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In-depth focus from the EPS and world of peptide science
In-depth focus from the EPS and world of peptide science
The Japanese Peptide Society invites nominations for Akabori Memorial Award 2018 The Japanese Peptide Society is now accepting nominations for the Akabori Memorial Award 2018. This award is...
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Winner of the Journal of Peptide Science Best Paper Award 2015 - "Novel cleavable cell-penetrating peptide–drug conjugates: synthesis and characterization". Find out more information inside...
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On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Society, the General Assembly (Sofia, September 1, 2014) unanimously accepted the suggestion of Prof. Ferenc Hudecz, the President of the EPS, to...
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Winner of the Journal of Peptide Science Best Paper Award 2014 - "Restoration of leptin responsiveness in diet-induced obese mice using an optimized leptin analog in combination with exendin-4 or FGF21". Find out more information inside...
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The Journal of Peptide Science is becoming an online-only publication from January 2014. Inside you can find the announcement from the Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Luis Moroder...
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Winner of the Journal of Peptide Science Best Paper Award 2013 - "Charge inversion at position 68 of the glucagon and glucagon-like peptide-1 receptors supports selectivity in hormone action". Find out more information inside...
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The 30th EPS Proceedings Volume "Peptides 2008" (2nd Ed.), is now available to download for EPS members. Inside you can find a letter from the Editor in Chief Dr. Hilkka Lankinen and information regarding the access procedure.
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The Final Print version of the 32nd EPS Proceedings Volume, is now available to download for EPS members. Inside you can find more information regarding the access procedure for EPS and non-EPS members.
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The abstracts for the upcoming 32nd European Peptide Symposium have been published online within the Journal of Peptide Science.
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The Journal of Peptide Science just published two outstanding reviews, giving an insight into new opportunities for peptide science; a) Stephen Kent and co-workers give a summary of new synthetic approaches enabling the preparation of new proteins and peptides and b) Helma Wennemers shows how peptides can be used as catalysts for the synthesis on nano particles.
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