Protein Modeling & Engineering Conference

Protein Modeling & Engineering Conference is organized by MarketsandMarkets and will be held during May 29 - 30, 2018 at Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany.

Who Should Attend?

From Pharmaceutical, Bio-pharmaceutical and Therapeutics companies:
Senior Scientists/ Principal Scientists/ Project Leaders/Heads in:
• Molecular Biology
• Drug discovery
• Protein biochemistry
• Protein engineering
• Therapeutics
• Protein production
• Antibody discovery
• Biologics
• Protein technologies
• Medicinal chemistry
• Biotherapeutics
• Systems Biology
• Purification & analytics

From Universities and Research institutes:
Professors/ Assistant Professors/ Researchers/ Scientists/ Principal Scientists in:
• Molecular Biology
• Bio-molecular Engineering
• Bio-chemistry
• Biophysics
• Bio-chemical engineering
• Bio-medical engineering
• Functional Genomics
• Genome Biology
• Structural Biology
• Systems Biology
• Proteomics & protein analysis
• Protein engineering
• Metabolomics
• Medical oncology

Conference Description :
The protein industry is constantly evolving its way of engineering biomolecules by increasing the specificity and analysis through the automated systems and computer-aided protein engineering. This arena has marked its presence in therapeutics and drug discovery through identification, designing, and analysis of different protein structures. However, the challenges lie in identification of alternative protein scaffolds and concepts other than antigens and antibodies.

Over the years we realized, meetings held across the industry miss specificity of the subject. To bridge this gap, we have come up with a distinguished platform to discover these newer and exact concepts of protein engineering by addressing the challenges of modeling, designing and implementation of applications through the recent technologies.

Key Highlights :
• Protein structure identification
• Protein designing and analysis
• Structure based drug development
• Proteome based and metabolomic analysis
• Proteome microarray based approach
• Protein sequence analysis
• Mapping and modeling of proteins
• Disease oriented protein specificity
• Glycoengineered antibodies
• Human-like recombinant antibodies

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.