2023 Invited Speakers
Professor Stephen Kent
The University of Chicago
Stephen Kent invents synthetic chemistries and uses them to probe the molecular basis of protein function.
Professor Kent’s research is focused on understanding the molecular basis of protein function, particularly the physical organic chemistry of enzyme catalysis. To that end, his team develop novel methods for the total synthesis of proteins that enable them to apply advanced physical methods in unprecedented ways to understand the chemical origins of protein structure and function. They then demonstrate that knowledge by the design and construction of protein molecules with novel properties.
Christine Beeton
Baylor College of Medicine, USA
Nicholas Casewell
LSTM, UK
Nicolas Gilles
Molecular Engineering for Health Unit, France
Mandë Holford
CUNY Hunter College, USA
Maria Ikonomopoulou
Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies in Food, Spain
Bob Kennedy
CSO, Vestaron, USA
Les Miranda
Amgen, USA
Jamie Seymour
James Cook University, Queensland, Australia
Markus Muttenthaler
IMB, UQ
Greg Neely
University of Sydney, Australia
Christoph Nitsche
ANU, Dept of Chemistry, Australia
James Olson
Fred Hutch Cancer Center, USA
Gregg Fields
Florida Atlantic University, USA
Helena Safavi-Hemami
University of Utah, USA
Mark Smythe
Infensa Bioscience, Brisbane
Hiroaki Suga
University of Tokyo, Japan
Irina Vetter
IMB, University of Queensland, Australia
Yingnan Zhang
Genentech, USA
Aneesh Karatt
Maxion Therapeutics, UK
David Craik
The University of Queensland, Australia