Students' Presentations

Instructions for Presenters

The timeframe for a short communication is fifteen minutes and should include three minutes for Q&A.
Prior to the session, please contact the Session Chair! You are free to use your own laptop. Your presentation can also be copied to the meeting laptop, if you prefer. The presentations will be deleted after the session.

The format for posters should be DIN A0 portrait (118.9 x 84.1cm).

Short Communications Session A

Simone Berardozzi, Syngenta AG
«Bridging Chemistry and Biology: Chemical Biology Strategies for Novel Agrochemical Development»

Natalie Wichmann, University of Vienna
«Extracellular Peptidases in Wastewater: Specificity and Potential to Biotransform Antimicrobial Peptides»

Stanislav Prytuliak, University of Zurich
«Metabolisable linkers as a strategy to reduce non-target uptake of radiolabelled antibodies»

Pablo Díaz-Kruik, University of Bern
«Continuous Multistep Chemoenzymatic Synthesis of Chiral, Pyridine-Containing Amines»

Karolis Norvaisa, University of Bruxelles
«Development of Synthetic Transmembrane Phosphate Transporters»

Short Communications Session B

Ayomipo Adegeye, Signature Discovery
«A high throughput direct-to-biology screening platform for LRRK2 degraders»

Matthias Schild, University of Basel
«Pretargeting intracellular oncogenic proteins for click-to-release»

Pritam K. Pain, IISER Bhopal
«Optochemical control of copper homeostasis in mammalian cells»

Salem Majouri, University of Fribourg
«Extracellular electron transfer in Geobacter  sulfurreducens»

Marie-Désirée Schlemper-Scheidt, University of Neuchâtel
«Combining comparative metabolomics and molecular networking to study secondary metabolism of Caenorhabditis elegans and briggsae»

Andrei Zhauniarovich, EPFL
«Exploring the Crosstalk Between Tubulin Post-Translational Modifications»

Erik Jung, University of Zurich
«Reshaping the Antibiotic Fidaxomicin»

Poster Presentations

[01] Glenn Bojanov, University of Bern
«Enzymatic cascade for the production of halogenated API precursors»

[02] Juan Francisco Tamez Fernández, University of Zurich
«Potent Inducers of Paraptosis Through Electronic Tuning of Michael Acceptors»

[03] Irina Zhirkina, University of Basel
«Development of dual MGMT-proteasome inhibitors»

[04] Kateryna Marchenko, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
«Ulticomponent condensations as an easy and accessible method for creating bioactive compounds»

[05] Hendrik Schmitt, ETH Zürich
«Regiodivergent Ring-Expansion of Oxindoles to Quinolinones»

[06] Yasien Amer, University of Bern
«Stereochemistry of Cell Penetrating Peptides»

[07] Matheus A. Mireilles, University of Bern
«Synthesis of modified carbohydrates as glyco-donors aiming complex glycans synthesis and glycopeptides»

[08] Giulia Baldoni, University of Bern
«Synthesis of GBD Derived Bicyclic Diamine as Interesting Scaffold for Medicinal Chemistry»

[09] Maedeh Darsaraee, University of Bern
«Predicting Off-targets from ChEMBL Data Using the Polypharmacology Browser»

[10] Mengsi Lu, Albert-Ludwig University Freiburg
«Analysis of InsP1 and InsP2 in biosamples by CE-MS»

[11] Xinyan Lu, University of Basel
«A chemical degron system for exploring PALB2 synthetic lethal combinations»

[12] Xiaoling Hu, University of Bern
«Discovery of indolicidin derived antimicrobials by diastereomeric optimization»

[13] Hashem Ali Al Musawi, University of Bonn
«Design, Synthesis and Characterization of a Selective Tritium-labeled P2Y12 Receptor Antagonist»

[14] Claire Grigglestone, University of Zurich
«Phosphorylation of alcohol sidechains»

[15] Matthias Schild, University of Basel
«Pretargeting intracellular oncogenic proteins for click-to-release»

[16] Laura Marie Poller, ETH Zurich
«Evaluating Lysyl Oxidase Activity with Turn-On Fluorescent Probes»

[17] Leon Rebhan, University of Bern
«Synthesis of Chiral Tricyclic Piperazine Scaffolds from the GDB Database»

[18] Austia Puckett, University of Bern
«Synthesis of novel bicyclic diamine scaffolds derived from tropinone»