Speakers

Plenary speakers

Giuseppe Battaglia
University College London, UK
Multiplexing and Multivalency in Nanomedicine Design
Cynthia J. Burrows
University of Utah, USA
Beyond Watson and Crick: Chemical Modifications in G‑Quadruplexes Regulate Gene Expression
Anne Imberty
CNRS, FR
Lectins from Bacteria and Fungi: Therapeutical Targets and Research Tools
Stephen Mann
University of Bristol, UK
Synthetic Protobiology
Modesto Orozco
IRB Barcelona, ES
DNA Simulations from the Electron to the Chromosome... and Beyond
Federico Gago
University of Alcalá, ES
The Biological Chemistry of Selected Elements from the Periodic Table

Invited speakers

Carmen Domene
University of Bath, UK
What Do We Know about Ion Conduction in Ion Channels?
Margit Jeschke
Novartis, CH
Applying Established Concepts of Pharmaceutical Development to Industrialization of Cellular Cancer Immunotherapy
Oscar Llorca
CNIO, ES
Mechanistic insights into the Function of HSP90 Co‑chaperones by cryo‑EM
Oscar Millet
CIC bioGUNE / ATLAS, ES
Repurposing Ciclopirox as a Pharmacological Chaperone for the Treatment of Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria
Javier Montenegro
CIQUS‑USC, ES
New Peptide Designs for Gene Delivery, Genetic Edition and Cytoskeleton Mimics
Rolf Müller
Helmholtz‑HZI, DE
Discovery and Development of Antibiotics from (Myxo)bacterial Secondary Metabolites
Christian Ottmann
Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
Stabilization of 14‑3‑3 Protein‑Protein Interactions
Teresa Pellegrino
IIT, IT
Merging Magnetic Hyperthermia with other Anticancer Treatments for Tackling Cancer
Mariana Gomes de Pinho
ITQB, PT
Effects of Antibiotics on Cell Cycle Progression of Staphylococcus aureus
Torkild Visnes
SINTEF Industry / Karolinska Institutet, NO
Perturbation of mitochondrial genome stability with OGG1 inhibitors as a novel strategy to treat cancer
Thomas R. Ward
University of Basel, CH
Artificial Metalloenzymes: Challenges and Opportunities
Gerard JP van Westen
University of Leiden, NL
Combining Cheminformatics and Bioinformatics in Drug Discovery – Lessons Learned and New Opportunities
Jin Zhang
UCSD, USA
Illuminating the Biochemical Activity Architecture of the Cell