4e Journée Ligation

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Symposium location

Orléans is located 110 km north of Paris. There is regular trains from Paris Austerlitz station and from Tours train station (both around 1 h travel), as well as direct shuttles from the two Paris airports (Orly and Roissy-Charles de Gaulles).

The conference venue is unique. Located right next to the Orléans’ cathedral, the episcopal palace of Orléans, built between 1635 and 1641, locally known as the Hôtel Dupanloup, is a classical French building which served until 1905 of residence to the bishops of Orléans.  Since 2014, the renewed palace hosts the International University Center for Research and Le Studium Loire Valley Institute for Advanced Studies.

Participants will be welcomed in this exceptional surrounding, blending Middle Age and Renaissance cultures with modern design and will have the opportunity to discover French cuisine and wines.

Venue adress: 1, rue Dupanloup – 45000 ORLEANS – FR

Hôtel Dupanloup is 10 min walk from Orléans train station. Alternatively, you can take tram A to De Gaulle station then tram B to Cathédrale-Hôtel de Ville station.

List of recommended hotels in Orléans

 

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Organizing and Scientific Comittees

Organizing committee:

  • Dr Vincent AUCAGNE
  • Dr Vishwanatha THIMMALAPURA MARULAPPA
CNRS Center for Molecular Biophysics (CBM), Orléans, France

 

  • Sophie GABILLET, General Secretary
  • Dr Aurélien MONTAGU, Scientific Relations Manager
  • Maurine VILLIERS, Events Projects Officer
Le STUDIUM Loire Valley Institute for Advanced Studies, Orléans, France

 

Scientific committee:

  • Dr Vincent AUCAGNE
  • Dr Agnès DELMAS
  • Dr Vishwanatha THIMMALAPURA MARULAPPA

CNRS Center for Molecular Biophysics (CBM), Orléans, France

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Registration

Click here to register to the 4th Chemical Ligation Meeting

Please note that participation is limited to 120 people. Registration will be on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Key Dates:

November 18th, 2019 : deadline for oral communication submission December 2nd, 2019 : deadline for poster submission. January 20th, 2020 : end of registration.

Registration types Registration Fees
PhD student 75 €
Academic delegate 180 €
Private company delegate 250 €

Registration fees include :

•Access to all scientific sessions • Abstract book • Coffee breaks
• Guided visit of the city center of Orléans
• Two lunches
• Wine and cheese on Monday evening
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Abstract submission

Deadline for submitting an abstract for oral communication ended on November 18th, 2019, and the oral communication selection process is now over (see the selected oral communications at the bottom of the page).

Deadline for submitting an abstract for poster communication has been postponed to January 17th, 2020

Please upload your abstract during the registration or send it before the deadline to .

Please note that we do not print the posters, but racks & pins will be provided for up to A0 sizes, portrait format.

Download here the template for poster presentation.

List of the oral communications selected from the submitted abstracts:

Name Organisation Country Abstract title
Dr Elisabeth Garanger University of Bordeaux France Expanding the toolbox of chemoselective modifications of protein-like polymers at methionyl residues
Dr Gosuke Hayashi Nagoya University Japan Chemical synthesis of histone proteins through novel ligation strategies
Dr Samir Messaoudi Paris-Sud University France Synthesis of aryl-thioglycopeptides through chemoselective Pd-mediated conjugation
Dr Pierre Milbeo Trinity College of Dublin Ireland Development of Novel Thiol-ene Mediated Peptide Ligation Strategies
Dr Elisabetta Mileo Aix-marseille University France Nitroxide-based spin tags coupled to EPR spectroscopy: investigation of protein structural dynamics in vitro and inside cells
Dr Laia Miret Casals Ghent University Belgium Furan crosslink technology: from in vitro analysis of peptide-protein interactions to GPCR-ligand interactions on live cells
Dr Somnath Mukherjee University of Vienna Austria Impact of site-specific non-enzymatic posttranslational modification on the structure-activity attributes of human Hsp27
Dr Kevin Neumann ETH Zurich Switzerland Cyanosulfurylide as a protecting group for carboxylic acid during peptide synthesis
Dr Marina Rubini University College Dublin Ireland Semisynthetic approaches for studying post-translational modifications
Mrs Rebecca Schäfer ETH Zurich Switzerland The Bioorthogonal Isonitrile-Chlorooxime Ligation
Mr Ruben Tomás University of Warwick UK Controlling Synthetic Polymer Ligation to Metabolically Labelled Cellular Interfaces to Introduce Non-native Functionality.
Prof Ping Wang Shanghai Jiao Tong University China Histidine-Specific Peptide Modification via Visible-Light-Promoted C-H Alkylation
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Meeting programme

MONDAY JANUARY 27th 2020

  • 12:30    Welcome lunch and registration
  • 14:00    Official opening
  • 14:20    Prof. Matthew Francis – Protein-Protein Coupling Using Enzymatic Oxidative Coupling Reactions
  • 15:00    Dr Sébastien Gouin – From the design of an antibacterial glycoconjugate to the development of a chemoselective bioconjugation method for tyrosine.
  • 15:20    Dr Elisabetta Mileo – Nitroxide-based spin tags coupled to EPR spectroscopy: investigation of protein structural dynamics in vitro and inside cells
  • 15:40    Ruben Tomás – Controlling Synthetic Polymer Ligation to Metabolically Labelled Cellular Interfaces to Introduce Non-native Functionality
  • 15:50    Coffee Break + Poster session 1
  • 16:30    Dr Vladimir Torbeev – Making order out of disordered proteins
  • 17:00    Dr Olivier Sénèque – How chemoselective ligations make the design of peptide-based responsive luminescent probes easier
  • 17:30    Dr Somnath Mukherjee – Impact of site-specific non-enzymatic posttranslational modification on the structure-activity attributes of human Heat Shock Protein 27 (Hsp27)
  • 17:50    Dr Elisabeth Garanger – Expanding the toolbox of chemoselective modifications of protein-like polymers at methionyl residues
  • 18:00    Coffee Break
  • 18:30     Public lecture in French: Dr Denis Servent – Venins, du poison au médicament

TUESDAY JANUARY 28th 2020

  • 08:45    Welcome coffee
  • 09:00    Prof. Lutz Ackermann – C─H Activation as an Transformative Tool for Late-stage Diversification of Biomolecules
  • 09:40    Dr Samir Messaoudi – Synthesis of aryl-thioglycopeptides through chemoselective Pd-mediated conjugation
  • 10:00    Rebecca Schäfer – The Bioorthogonal Isonitrile-Chlorooxime Ligation
  • 10:10    Coffee Break + Poster session 2
  • 11:10    Dr Didier Boturyn – Design of RGD peptide conjugates for imaging and therapeutic applications
  • 11:50    Prof. Beat Fierz – Synthetic and single-molecule exploration of the dynamic chromatin landscape
  • 12:20    Lunch
  • 13:30    Dr Frédéric Taran – Recent advances in fast, bioorthogonal ligation reactions
  • 14:10    Dr Cyrille Sabot – From organic methodology to the development of chemoselective ligations
  • 14:40    Dr Laia Miret Casals – Furan crosslink technology: from in vitro analysis of peptide-protein interactions to GPCR-ligand interactions on live cells
  • 15:00    Dr Pierre Milbeo – Development of Novel Thiol-ene Mediated Peptide Ligation Strategies
  • 15:20    Dr Gosuke Hayashi – Chemical synthesis of histone proteins through novel ligation strategies
  • 15:40    Coffee Break + Poster session 3
  • 16:20    Prof. Carlo Unverzagt – Merging Chemistries for the Synthesis and Evaluation of Homogenous Glycoproteins
  • 17:00   Dr Kevin Neumann – Cyanosulfurylide as a protecting group for carboxylic acid during peptide synthesis
  • 17:20    Prof. Wenshe Liu – Phage-Encoded Noncanonical Amino Acids for Drug Discovery
  • 17:40    Guided visit of Orléans town center

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29th 2020

  • 08:45    Welcome coffee
  • 09:00    Dr Oleg Melnyk – A cysteine selenosulfide redox switch for protein chemical synthesis
  • 09:40    Dr Fabienne Burlina – Extending chemical ligation for the synthesis of proteins: Application to NEMO ubiquitylation
  • 10:10   Dr Marina Rubini – Semisynthetic approaches for studying post-translational modifications
  • 10:30    Coffee Break
  • 11:00    Dr Barbara Bernardim – Title to be announced
  • 11:20    Prof. Alexander Dömling – Multicomponent reaction chemistry: From novel small molecules to automated nano chemistry to stapled peptides
  • 12:00    Official closing
  • 12:10     Farewell cocktail
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