Peptide Therapeutics Forum 2023
4-5 September 2023, University Hospital Basel
Program
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Monday, September 4, 2023
09.00
Welcome Coffee, Exhibition, Networking
09.45
Conference Opening and Welcome Message
10.00
Dr. Frank Osterkamp, 3B Pharmaceuticals Berlin, DEU
«Fibroblast activation protein (FAP) targeting radiopharmaceuticals: FAP-2286 and beyond»
«Fibroblast activation protein (FAP) targeting radiopharmaceuticals: FAP-2286 and beyond»
10.30
Dr. René Thürmer, Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices, Bonn, DEU
«Current European regulatory expectations for synthetic peptides»
«Current European regulatory expectations for synthetic peptides»
11.30
Coffee Break
12.00
Dr. Hans Maric, University of Würzburg, DEU
«Proteome-Derived Peptide Probes for Biomedical Research & Imaging»
«Proteome-Derived Peptide Probes for Biomedical Research & Imaging»
12.30
Prof. Ali Tavassoli, University of Southampton, UK
«Platforms for the intracellular generation and high-throughput screening of cyclic peptide libraries»
«Platforms for the intracellular generation and high-throughput screening of cyclic peptide libraries»
13.00
Lunch Break
14.20
4 Contributed lectures à 10min
Héloïse Bürgisser, University of Zurich
«Chemical synthesis of c-Myc transactivation domain using a synthesis/solubility tag»
Elyse Williams, University of Zurich
«Synthetic c-Myc1-84 library allows correlation of PTMs and PTM-crosstalk with binding interactions»
Xinjian Ji, EPFL Lausanne
«Synthesis and screening large libraries of cyclic peptides for addressing intracellular protein-protein interactions»
Franz Waibl, ETH Zurich
«Computational modelling for membrane permeation of cyclic peptides»
«Chemical synthesis of c-Myc transactivation domain using a synthesis/solubility tag»
Elyse Williams, University of Zurich
«Synthetic c-Myc1-84 library allows correlation of PTMs and PTM-crosstalk with binding interactions»
Xinjian Ji, EPFL Lausanne
«Synthesis and screening large libraries of cyclic peptides for addressing intracellular protein-protein interactions»
Franz Waibl, ETH Zurich
«Computational modelling for membrane permeation of cyclic peptides»
15.00
Prof. Markus Kaiser, University of Essen, DEU
«Peptide natural Products as starting points for chemical probe design»
15.30
Coffee Break
16.00
Prof. Paramjit Arora, University of New York, USA
«Development of a pan ras inhibitor»
«Development of a pan ras inhibitor»
16.30
Dr. Virgínia Castillo Cano, Peptomyc, Barcelona, ESP
«Omomyc: Bringing the first anti-Myc mini-protein into the clinic»
«Omomyc: Bringing the first anti-Myc mini-protein into the clinic»
17.00
Poster Session & Apéro
18.00
End of day 1
Tuesday, September 5, 2023
09.00
Morning Coffee, Exhibition, Networking
09.30
Prof. Stephan Pless, University of Copenhagen, DNK
«Live-cell membrane protein semi-synthesis using protein trans-splicing»
«Live-cell membrane protein semi-synthesis using protein trans-splicing»
10.00
Assoc. Prof. Christian Ottmann, Eindhoven University of Tehnology, NL (online)
«Protein-protein interactions as exemplified for 14-3-3»
10.30
Dr. Soren Ostergaard, Novo Nordisk
«New frontiers for peptide drug discovery in diabetes and obesity»
«New frontiers for peptide drug discovery in diabetes and obesity»
11.00
Coffee Break
11.30
Prof. Krishna Kumar, Tufts University, Medford, USA
«Two bites at the apple: design and repair of peptide therapeutics»
«Two bites at the apple: design and repair of peptide therapeutics»
12.00
Dr. Gao Shang, Merck & Co Inc, New York (USA)
«Accomplishing an unprecedented 115 kg GMP campaign of MK-0616 through innovation and strategic planning»
«Accomplishing an unprecedented 115 kg GMP campaign of MK-0616 through innovation and strategic planning»
12.30
Lunch Break
14.00
Assoc. Prof. Yu-Shan Lin, Tufts University, Medford, USA
«Structure prediction of cyclic peptides via molecular dynamics and machine learning»
14.30
4 Contributed lectures à 15min
Mirja Harms, Ulm University Medical Center
«Preclinical development of the endogenous CXCR4 antagonist EPI-X4 for therapy of cancer and inflammatory diseases»
Dr. Rumit Maini, PepLib Boston
«Peptide information compression technology (PICT) for GPCR drug discovery using cell-based Functional high-throughput screening assays»
Young Do Yoo, Korea University
«A novel peptide derived from the mitochondrial protein, Romo1, exhibits the broad antimicrobial activity against the various multidrug-resistant bacteria in vitro and in vivo»
Alessandro Angelini, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
«A novel combinatorial platform for rapid selection and characterisation of different cyclic peptide stuctures against a wide range of protein targets»
15.30
Coffee Break
16.00
Keynote lecture
Prof. Kim Lewis, Northeastern University, USA (online)
«Sophisticated peptide antibiotics»
Prof. Kim Lewis, Northeastern University, USA (online)
«Sophisticated peptide antibiotics»
17.00
Best Poster & Oral Presentation Award Ceremony
17.15
Closing remarks
17.20
End of the conference