29 – 30 September 2015
University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany

The first CRC 1093 International Symposium will focus on the young and emerging field of Supramolecular Chemistry and Biology. Sessions will comprehend presentations by internationally renowned speakers who are leading experts in their field. Their different background will contribute to the understanding of the underlying principles of protein recognition, manipulation and functional modulation by external agents. Moreover principal investigators from our CRC will present their research.

Confirmed Invited Speakers

Ada Yonath,
Weizmann Institute, Israel

Andrew Hamilton,
Oxford University, UK

Annette Beck-Sickinger,
University of Leipzig, Germany

David Margulies ,
Weizmann Institute, Israel

Hendrik Dietz,
Technical University Munich, Germany

James Shorter,
University of Pennsylvania, USA

Joachim Spatz,
Max Planck Institut in Stuttgart, Germany

Luc Brunsveld,
Technical University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Sijbren Otto,
University of Groningen, The Netherlands

Stefan Matile,
University of Geneva, Switzerland

Session Topics

A  Supramolecular Modulation of Protein Function
B  Biomimetic Chemistry
C  Molecular Recognition of Proteins by Synthetic Ligands
D  Synthetic Biology

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Registration and Abstract Submission

The attendance is free of charge, but limited.
Young academics (Master or PhD students, Postdocs) can submit an abstract for a poster. Two posters will be awarded with a poster price. After registration please use the Abstract Template and send us your abstract by e-mail to crc1093@uni-due.de (Deadline extended to September 13, 2015). The abstract book will become available beginning of September 2015 as a pdf.

Accommodation

A variety of hotels are close to the venue and are available at a special rate (until 31st of August). Remember to make your housing reservation timely, since capacities are limited. Please find detailed information about special offers arranged for the participants of this symposium.