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Tom Grossmann Aug 27, 2023

Excited to share our environment-responsive peptide dimers that bind and stabilize RNA at Angewandte Chemie.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/anie.202308028
 Thanks to the Brock lab Radboud University for the great collaboration. Congrats to everyone involved esp. first authors Niall and Marvin.

Tom Grossmann Mar 28, 2023

ChemistryViews Mar 27, 2023

📅Latin American Biocatalysis Symposium
Free Chemistry Europe virtual event
⏰March 30 (3:00-7:00 PM CEST)

Speakers
- Fabricio Freije Garcia, Argetina
- Professor Javier Breccia, Argentina
- Dr. Fabricio Bisogno, Argentina
- Professor Rodrigo de Souza, Brazil
- Dr. Nadia Guajardo, Chile
- Dr. Jenny Blamey, Chile
- Professor Ronny Martinez, Chile
- Dr. Georgina Sandoval, México
- Professor Lorena Betancor, Uruguay

https://www.chemistryviews.org/1st-chemistry-europe-latin-american-biocatalysis-symposium/

#chemistry #chemisgtryviews #chemviews

1st Chemistry Europe Latin American Biocatalysis Symposium - ChemistryViews

Showcases the scientific advances realized in Latin American biocatalysis labs with international colleagues, establishing bonds between research centers, while also creating new opportunities for young researchers

ChemistryViews

Tom Grossmann Feb 1, 2023

CRAIG M CREWS Feb 1, 2023

I'm excited to work with
ConnCAT and CareerConneCT to start BioLaunch, a program to help non-college bound New Haven residents get a start in the local Biotech community. The Open House is Monday 2/6 at 7pm. https://conta.cc/3JpuZD4

Register today to attend BioLaunch Open House

Learn more about our new bioscience adult training program Contact us: 203 -823-9823 [email protected] Register today to attend the upcoming in-person BioLaunch Open House on Monday, February 6

Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology

Tom Grossmann Jan 20, 2023

Nina Hartrampf Jan 18, 2023

RT @SCS_DMCCB
⏰ It’s not too late to register for the DMCCB Basel Symposium on February 3!! ⏰ we are looking forward to excellent presentations centered on the “chemical space beyond small molecules” 💊🧬 Registration deadline is on January 20❗️

http://dmccb23.scg.ch https://twitter.com/scs_dmccb/status/1596438421303865344

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DMCCB Basel Symposium 2023, «Chemical Space beyond Small Molecules», February 3, 2023, Biozentrum Basel

SCS DMCCB23

Tom Grossmann Jan 18, 2023

Maja Köhn Jan 16, 2023

EMBO workshop in Copenhagen on phosphatases this year: https://meetings.embo.org/event/23-phosphatases
Join us!

Signal regulation by protein phosphatases: Mechanisms and pathways

Regulation of signaling by dynamic phosphorylation is a fundamental regulatory mechanism in eukaryotes. Dynamic signaling is obtained by tightly controlled activities of protein kinases and phosphata…

Tom Grossmann Dec 17, 2022

#OrganicChemistry & #ChemicalBiology Christmas Party at VU Amsterdam with Feuerzangenbowle 🔥 🔥 🔥

Tom Grossmann Dec 13, 2022

Very happy to see our review on peptide-based covalent inhibitors of protein-protein interactions featured on the cover of the Journal of Peptide Science https://doi.org/10.1002/psc.3457
Congrats to first author @FelixPaulussen #peptidomimetics #proteomimetics

Tom Grossmann Dec 12, 2022

Christmas group picture 😀

Tom Grossmann Nov 29, 2022

Ana S Ramírez Nov 27, 2022

I am extremely happy to share my latest article in @lab_locher, "Molecular basis for glycan recognition and reaction priming of eukaryotic oligosaccharyltransferase” in @NatureComms
Thanks to all co-authors for this fantastic work!!

#Glycotime

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-35067-x

Molecular basis for glycan recognition and reaction priming of eukaryotic oligosaccharyltransferase - Nature Communications

Oligosaccharyltransferase (OST), the central enzyme in N-glycosylation, modifies acceptor proteins by attaching a complex glycan. Cryo-EM structures of OST in distinct states, reveal the molecular basis of substrate recognition and catalysis.

Nature

Tom Grossmann Nov 26, 2022

LED3hub Nov 26, 2022

With the talk of @TomNGrossmann, the first calendar year of @LED3hub Chemical Biology Talks came to an end. We had an amazing program with talks by Matt Bogyo, @crews, @bertozzi, Akane Kawamura and @TomNGrossmann. Already mark your calendars for the next talks. Looking forward to the next semester with talks by Christian Heinis, Dario Neri, Gonçalo Bernardes, Christian Otmann, Dirk Trauner and @klanglab.