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Inaugural conference

BSC, University of Strasbourg– France
Member of European Academy of Sciences

« Mechanism-guided novel therapies for treating inflammatory diseases » (Abstract)

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Invited lectures

IBMM, Université de Montpellier, France

« Allosteric modulation of GPCR signaling » (Abstract)

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LCPO, CNRS, BNPI, University of Bordeaux – France

Polypeptides from novel approaches in polymer chemistry (abstract)

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Schulich Faculty of Chemistry – Haifa – Israel

« Transition Metals in Peptide and Protein Synthesis » (abstract)

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LCBM, CEA, University of Grenoble Alpes – France

« Mimicking biocatalysis for the design of artificial oxygenases based on a versatile protein scaffold » (Abstract)

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LCV, CEA, Saclay – France

« Activity-based probes targeting metalloproteinases with no photoactivation: toward the profiling of these enzymes in vivo? » (abstract)

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LIPPSO, University of Girona – Spain

« From the lead peptide BP100 to bifunctional peptide conjugates to control plant pathogens » (abstract)

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EPFL, Lausanne – Switzerland

« Protein semisynthesis to dissect cellular regulation by post-translational modifications » (Abstract)

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DQB, University of Porto – Portugal

« Hybrid multi-tasking peptides and their ionic liquid conjugates as promising leads to tackle severe skin and soft tissue infections » (abstract)

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IECB, University of Bordeaux – France

« Foldamers as Protein Mimics » (Abstract)

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IBMM, University of Montpellier – France

« Heterocyclic g-peptide foldamers: from conformational control to applications in organocatalysis and biomedical areas. » (abstract)

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Chemtech, Ghent University – Belgium

« Structural investigations of bacterial lipopeptides: challenges and (some) solutions » (abstract)

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Neuropeptidelab, University of Vienna– France

« Gut-stable peptide therapeutics » (abstract)

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Toxicology and Pharmacology, KU Leuven – Belgium

Miniaturized peptide toxins in drug discovery: pro & con’s (abstract)

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Dynafluors, University of Edinburgh – UK

« Fluorescent activatable peptides for first in-human imaging studies » (abstract)

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