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Oct
14
Mon
2nd Edition of the Conference “Non-Canonical Amino Acids: Tools for biological and biophysical investigations” @ Campus des Cordeliers
Oct 14 – Oct 15 all-day

Dear EPS member,

we are pleased to announce that registration is open for the conference “Non-Canonical Amino Acids: Tools for biological and biophysical investigations” which will take place in Paris on October 14th and 15th 2024.

 

For this 2-days international symposium supported by the GFPP we invited Jason CHIN (University of Cambridge, UK), Benjamin DAVIS (University of Oxford, UK), Klara HLOUCHOVA (Charles Univ., Czech Republic), Beate KOKSCH (Freie Univ., Germany) and Norbert SEWALD (Bielefeld Univ., Germany) as plenary speakers.

 

For more information, please visit the conference website:

NCAAs 2024 at a glance – Groupe Français des Peptides et Protéines

https://www.gfpp.fr/en/ncaas-2024-at-a-glance/

 

Hurry-up, places are limited and deadlines are approaching!

 

The organizing committee

Grégory Chaume, Maud Larregola, Olivier Lequin, Emeric Miclet, Pierre Milbeo and Chiara Zanato

 

Nov
28
Thu
18th Naples Workshop on Bioactive Peptides @ Complesso San Marcellino e Festo, part of University of Naples "Federico II"
Nov 28 – Nov 30 all-day

 

 

A three days immersion in peptide research in the historical centre of Naples, with the historical international Workshop on Bioactive Peptide, now at edition n. 18.As for the past editions, we expect a large participation from scientists from all over the world, attending at least 130-150 participants.

 

Dec
5
Thu
13th Austrian Peptide Symposium @ Van-Swieten conference hall
Dec 5 all-day

The 13th Austrian Peptide Symposium will be held in Van-Swieten conference hall, Van Swieten-Gasse 1a, 1090 Vienna. This event is organized by the Austrian Peptide Community under the auspices of the European Peptide Society. Join us for a day of inspiring presentations and networking.

Dec
16
Mon
2nd Canadian Peptide and Protein Community Virtual Symposium @ Virtual Symposium
Dec 16 all-day

The CPPC and co-organizer Biomedicines are proud to present:

The Second Canadian Peptide and Protein Community  Virtual Symposium, December 16, 2024

https://sciforum.net/event/2ndCPPC

Organizing Committee: Marya Ahmed (UPEI), Éric Biron (Laval U), Steven Bourgault (UQAM), David Chatenet (INRS), Arunika Ekanayake (BridGene), Voula Kanelis (UT), William D. Lubell (UdeM), Leonard G Luyt (UWO), David Perrin (UBC), David Sabatino (Carleton U), and Jumi A. Shin (UT)

Our 2nd virtual CPPC symposium aims to unite students and leading researchers from academia and industry at the cutting edge of peptide and protein science. This one-day free on-line virtual event will feature oral and poster presentations from leading scientists and emerging young investigators (students and post-doctoral fellows) shaping the future of peptide and protein science.

Keynote speaker:

 Professor Morten Peter Meldal (Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen)

Invited speakers:

Professor Carlie Charron (Department of Chemistry, Dalhousie University)
Professor Xin Zhang (School of Science, Westlake University)
Professor Bill Kim (Department of Chemistry, York University)

Download CPPC 2024 flyer

 

Feb
26
Wed
XIX Iberian Peptides Meeting (EPI 2025) @ Hospedería San Martín Pinario
Feb 26 – Feb 28 all-day

The EPI 2025 – XIX Iberian Peptides Meeting will take place from the 26th to the 28th of February 2025. We are excited to host you in the historic city of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, in a special location that symbolizes both the culmination of a long path and the beginning of new opportunities.

The Iberian Peptide Meeting is a biannual event fostering collaboration between Portuguese and Spanish researchers in peptide science. The meeting covers varied fields from peptide synthesis to structural characterization and to biological interactions and activity. Just as pilgrims converge at the end of the Camino de Santiago, our meeting brings together researchers from diverse paths, creating a rich tapestry of knowledge and collaboration.

Finally, as is tradition, focus is being put on facilitating attendance by young researchers. This is done as a way to boost both researcher exposure and networking, towards a stronger future community.