SULSA Conference >Disruptive Technologies< 26. Sept. 19

Disruptive Technologies in the Life Sciences Conference –

from Single Molecules to Systems

Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh

Day Two: Wed 26th Sept




Mustafa Khammash (@KhammashLab) (ETH Zurich, @ETH_en): Robust Perfect Adaptation in Biology



Sarath Ramachandran (University of Dundee, @dundeeuni): Structure-based design of small molecules targeting E3 ubiquitin ligases: inhibitors and ligands for PROTACs 


Leslie Mitchell (New York University Medical Centre, @nyuniversity):  Big-DNA to solve big problems: applications of genome writing




Joanna Sadler (@JoSadler10) – SULSA ECR Technology Prize Winner (University of St Andrews, @univofstandrews): Plastic as a feedstock for the circular bioeconomy 



Kosuke Yusa (Kyoto University, @KyotoU_News): Development and application of CRISPR-knockout screening


Mark Howarth (University of Oxford, @UniofOxford): Bacterial Superglues for Empowered Proteins and Global Health 


Sir David Baulcombe  (University of Cambridge, UK): RNA: more than a messenger. New biotechnologies in plants and animals
https://www.plantsci.cam.ac.uk/directory/baulcombe-david



Very nice day again...


Leslie Mittchel


It has been a pleasure and a first for me being invited just to do sketchnotes... very nice, I hope you enjoy it as well!