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2nd Canadian Peptide and Protein Community Virtual Meeting

Emerging Peptide and Protein Science

16 - 16 December 2024 (EST)
Online
Event Announcement

Our 2nd virtual CPPC symposium aims to unite students and leading researchers from academia and industry at the cutting edge of peptide and protein science. This one-day free on-line virtual event will feature oral and poster presentations from leading scientists and emerging young investigators (students and post-doctoral fellows) shaping the future of peptide and protein science.


Welcome from
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Peptides and proteins are extraordinary natural biopolymers. Inspiring various fields of contemporary research, peptides and proteins serve as components of a variety of medicines, catalysts, materials, cosmetics, and agricultural products. Our 2nd virtual symposium is designed to bring together students and leading researchers at the cutting edge of peptide and protein science. With a broad focus and the intent to promote the visibility of emerging scientists and young investigators, this one-day event will feature leaders in the field of peptides and proteins exploring various domains to improve basic knowledge and enhance quality of life.



Meet the Event Chairs

Dr. William D. Lubell
Dr. William D. Lubell
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Department of Chemistry, Université de Montréal
Dr. Éric Biron
Dr. Éric Biron
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Faculté de pharmacie de l’Université Laval, Centre de recherche du CHU de Québec-Université Laval,
Dr. Voula Kanelis
Dr. Voula Kanelis
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Department of Chemistry, University of Toronto
Dr. Leonard G Luyt
Dr. Leonard G Luyt
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Chemistry Department, Western University
Dr. David Perrin
Dr. David Perrin
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Department of Chemistry, University of British Columbia
Dr. Jumi Shin
Dr. Jumi Shin
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Department of Chemistry, University of Toronto
Dr. David Sabatino
Dr. David Sabatino
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Department of Chemistry, Carleton University
Dr. Steve Bourgault
Dr. Steve Bourgault
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Département de chimie, Université du Québec à Montréal
Dr. Marya Ahmed
Dr. Marya Ahmed
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, School of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Medicine, University of Prince Edward Island
Dr. David Chatenet
Dr. David Chatenet
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, Armand-Frappier Santé Biotechnologie Research Centre
Dr. Arunika Ekanayake
Dr. Arunika Ekanayake
Canadian Peptide and Protein Community, BridGene Biosciences, San Jose, CA.

Important Dates


  • Abstract submission deadlineNov 08, 2024
  • Abstract acceptance notificationNov 15, 2024
  • Registration end dateDec 16, 2024

Meet Our Speakers

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Prof. Morten Peter Meldal

Prof. Morten Peter Meldal

Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen;
Dr. Morten Meldal is a unique influencer on methods used in peptide and combinatorial chemistry. Rewarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2022, his specialties span combinatorial, click and polymer chemistry, organic synthesis, automation in synthesis, artificial receptors, enzyme activity, nano and cellular assays, biomolecular recognition, and immunology, as well as nano-scale spectrometric, spectroscopic, and encoding techniques.

Session Topics
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  • Design, Synthesis and Analysis. Design, Synthesis and Analysis of Peptide and Protein Structures
  • Posters. Poster Session
  • Exploration of nature. Exploration of nature through the lens of peptides and proteins

Sponsors and Partners

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BiomedicinesInternational Journal of Molecular SciencesMDPI
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