Program overview
Confirmed talks
Alan Fersht, University of Cambridge, United-Kingdom
Structural biology of p53 complexes
David Lane, p53 Laboratory, A*STAR & Oxford University
Constrained peptides as therapeutics
Tom Blundell, University of Cambridge, UK
Targeting peptide-binding sites on proteins: new chemical tools and selective therapeutics
Jean-Marie Lehn, University of Louis Pasteur Strasbourg
Towards Adaptive Chemistry for wide range uses
Robert Langer, MIT, USA
Engineer new chemical and molecular materials for sustained drug delivery and healthcare
Ed Boyden, The Media Lab, MIT
Tools for mapping and engineering the brain (optogenetics)
Tom Knight, Ginkgo Bioworks, Boston
Synthetic Biology
Ingemar Ernberg, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
A new cancer paradigm: the cancer cell attractor model
Steve Yang, Metiska, Indonesia
Intratumoral heterogeneity in breast tumors as revealed by immunohistochemistry
Uwe Sleytr, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria
S-layer protein 2D crystal to stabilize protein function on surfaces
Horst Vogel, EPFL, Switzerland
Native and artificial extracellular vesicles: From single cells to single molecules
Nathan Nelson, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Crystal structure of plant, cyanobacteria and virus-like photosystems: towards sustainable photosynthetic energy production
Ada Yonath, Weizmann Institute
The ribosome structure & its mechanistic insights
Reiko Kuroda, Tokyo University of Sciences
Mechanogenetics: how force induced chirality in sneals?
Martin Egli, Vanderbilt University
The KaiABC circadian clock: Structure and mechanism
Shuguang Zhang, MIT
QTY Code: A simple tool for membrane protein engineering
Andrew Marshall, Nature Biotechnology
Recent trends in molecular and biotechnology
Iftach Yacoby, Tel Aviv University
Hydrogen production from nature water splitting
Zhao Bowen, Quantihealth, Beijing, China
Microbiome and its implication in human health and behavior
Charles Fracchia, BioBright, Boston
Interface biology and computer science
Lihi Adler-Abramovich, Laboratory of Bioinspired Materials, Tel Aviv University
Bio-inspired materials and beyond
