The 55th ESBOC Symposium will take place at Gregynog Hall (nr. Newtown, Wales) on 20th-22nd May 2022, starting at 3.00 pm on Friday 20th May. A full programme is available here.
The Chair is Prof. Robert Field (University of Manchester). We are grateful to the Royal Society of Chemistry Chemical Biology & Bioorganic Group for support.
Confirmed plenary speakers include:
- Tom Grossmann (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Constrained peptides mimic a viral suppressor of RNA silencing - Olalla Vázquez (Marburg University)
In Vivo Optochemical Control of Histone Methyltransferases - Nina Hartrampf (University of Zurich)
New directions in flow-based protein synthesis - Martina Delbianco (Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces)
Synthetic carbohydrate-based materials - Yi Jin (University of Manchester)
Chloride, the hidden Janus factor in OXA-48 catalysis - Helen Hailes (UCL)
Enzymatic single-step reactions and the construction of biocatalytic cascades to alkaloids - James Errey (Evotec)
Engineering our future - Andrew Wilson (University of Leeds)
Modulation of Interactions Employing Intrinsically Disordered Short Motifs - Luiz Pedro Carvalho (Francis Crick Institute)
From antibiotic action to resistance, via enzymes - Julea Butt (UEA)
Electromicrobiology: Insights and Opportunities - Ali Tavassoli (University of Southampton)
Platforms for the generation and high-throughput screening of microcycle libraries - Maria Marin (UEA)
Two-photon fluorescent (nano)probes for a versatile intracellular detection of nitric oxide - Andrew Jamieson (University of Glasgow)
Design and synthesis of α-conotoxin peptidomimetics: potent and stable blockers of human muscle-type acetylcholine receptors - Jesko Köhnke (University of Glasgow)
One-step enzymatic conversion of peptides to alkaloids