Venue_23rd GFPP

Venue

The 23rd GFPP meeting will take place at the Fournols d’Auvergne center (moving marker on the map below) in Livradois-Forez (France).

 

  • By car: Motorway A75 until Issoire, then D999 and D37.
  • For your GPS: Latitude: 45° 31′ 22.8″ N, Longitude: 3° 35′ 38.7384″ E
  • By plane: Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne airport (60 km from Fournols)
  • By train: Issoire train station (40 km from Fournols), Clermont-Ferrand train station (65 km from Fournols)

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Bus transfers will be set up between the congress site and Clermont-Ferrand railway station on Sunday 17th September and Thursday 21st September. Please note that two bus shuttles will be organized on Sunday 17th September and a single one on Thursday 21st September (see the Table below). Exact time and place will be posted here and communicated by email to participants in due course.

SHUTTLES
From To Departure time
Clermont-Ferrand railway station Congress site 17th September

2:30 pm and 5:15 pm

Congress site Clermont-Ferrand railway station 21st September

11:30 am


Abstract submission_23rd GFPP

Abstract submission 

 

30th April 2023: deadline for oral communications submission

15th May 2023: deadline for poster communication submission

 

Please, use the following template to prepare your abstract:

Template for abstracts GFPP23

Please name the file as follows: GFPP_Abstract_YourName

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Meeting scope_23rd GFPP

Meeting scope

The scientific program will cover various themes in the fields of peptides and proteins:

  • Peptides and proteins structure elucidation
  • NMR and Molecular Modeling
  • De novo design
  • Peptides Natural Products
  • Drug Discovery
  • Chemical Biology / Bioconjugates/ Ligation
  • Methodology for the synthesis of non-natural amino acids and peptides
  • Metallopeptides / Peptidomimetics / Foldamers
  • Self-assembly and supramolecular edifices
  • Imaging and biomolecular sensor
  • Biomaterials

Program and guidelines for presentation_23rd GFPP

Program and guidelines for oral and poster presentations

Preliminary program

By clicking on the names in blue in the program you will be redirected to the conference abstract.

[pdf id=’8479′](updated September 12, 2023)

 

Guidelines for oral or poster presentations

Guidelines for oral presentations
The official language of the meeting is English.
A 16:9 presentation format is recommended ( .ppt or .pdf files)
Possibility to use your own laptop via an HDMI port or a local computer.  
 
Guidelines for poster presentation
The posters should be in A0 format in portrait orientation (no landscape).

 

Invited speakers_23rd GFPP

Invited speakers

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Inaugural conference

Dr. Muriel AMBLARD

IBMM, CNRS, Univ. Montpellier, France
https://ibmmpeptide.com/muriel-amblard
Exploring Structured Oligomers and PROTACS for Tackling Complex Biological Challenges

[pdf id=’8591′]

Plenary Speakers

Prof. Thierry BRIGAUD

BioCIS CY, Univ. Paris Saclay, France
https://www.cyu.fr/biocis-biomolecules-conception-isolement-synthese
Incorporation of fluorinated amino acids into peptides: from biophysical properties tuning to biological applications

[pdf id=’8446′]

 


Dr Jean-Philippe Combier

Laboratory of Research in Plant Biology, Auzeville-Tolosane, France
https://www.lrsv.ups-tlse.fr/equipes-de-recherche/peptides-et-petits-arns/
Complementary peptides represent a credible alternative to agrochemicals by activating translation of targeted proteins

[pdf id=’8548′]

Dr. Pascale DELANGLE

CEA, Univ. Grenoble Alpes, France
https://www.symmes.fr/en/Pages/Portrait/Pascale-Delangle.aspx
Deciphering and mimicking metal binding sites in biology through peptide design approaches

[pdf id=’8224′]

Dr. Veronica DODERO

Bielefeld University, Germany
https://www.doderolab.com/
Supramolecular Medicine: from Models to Gluten-related Disorders

[pdf id=’8494′]

Dr. Céline GALÉS

I2MC, INSERM, Univ. Paul Sabatier, France
https://www.i2mc.inserm.fr/celine-gales-jean-michel-senard/

G protein activation BRET sensors: new eyes on GPCR activity

[pdf id=’8230′]

Dr. Vincent HUMBLOT

FEMTO-ST, Univ. Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France
https://www.femto-st.fr/en/femto-people/vincenthumblot
Peptides on surfaces: from antifouling to biosensing applications

[pdf id=’8513′]

Dr. Eric LINGUEGLIA

IPMC, Univ. Côte d’Azur, France
https://www.ipmc.cnrs.fr/cgi-bin/site.cgi?page=lingueglia_deval

Peptide inhibitors of Acid-Sensing Ion Channels: Venom peptides to explore the role of ion channels in pain

[pdf id=’8489′]

Prof. Claude TAILLEFUMIER

ICCF, Univ. Clermont Auvergne, France
https://iccf.uca.fr/annuaire/m-claude-taillefumier-1#/
Control of amide bond geometry – a guiding principle for the design of folded peptoids

[pdf id=’8545′]

Prof. Markus WEINGARTH

Utrecht University, Netherlands
https://www.weingarth-group.org/
The Mechanisms of Lipid-targeting Antibiotics

[pdf id=’8459′]

Prof. Christian WIDMANN

UNIL Lausanne, Switzerland
https://wp.unil.ch/widmannlab/
Uptake mechanisms of cell-penetrating peptides

[pdf id=’8227′]

 

Dr. Birgit WILTSCHI

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, & acib GmbH, Austria
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5230-0951
Non-canonical amino acids as building blocks for recombinant peptides and proteins

[pdf id=’8531′]

GFPP today

Today, GFPP which brings together around 200 members who are the participants of GFPP biennial congresses. At this occasion, the GFPP board selects 25–35 young students whose registration and accommodation costs are waived. Besides the GFPP biennial congresses, the GFPP committee is responsible for organizing scientific workshops on specific topics. The GFPP board also promote exchange fellowships for short stays of its members in other French or foreign laboratories, as well as the participation of young scientists to international meetings.

1992. French Peptides and Proteins Group

In 1992, the GFP became GFPP (Groupe Français des Peptides et Protéines), and was structured into an association (according to the French law) with a scientific board of twelve members, a treasurer (André Colau at that time) and the French representative to the EPS Council. The twelve members represent the pluridisciplinarity of researches that are generally found in the peptide field as well as the different regions in France .

1978. First GFP meeting

In 1978, the first meeting of the French Peptides Group was held in Pont-à-Mousson, with the ambition to bring together French researchers in the peptide field from all origins .

The success of this event prompted the GFPP committee to organize a meeting every two years.

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