Congratulations to our PhD students Micha and Julia for presenting their posters at the 38th European Peptide Symposium, which took place in Vienna from September 6th-11th 2026 and was hosted by University Vienna!

The symposium’s focus was on peptide science, encompassing cutting-edge synthetic methods, innovative technologies, computational tools, as well as structural and conformational studies, with a special emphasis on material, biological, and therapeutic applications. Micha and Julia presented their posters to an audience of over 1000 scientists, researchers and students.

While Micha’s poster was focusing on the theme “Synthesis of Modular Anti-Infective Predrug-Conjugates Employing a Pathogen-Responsive Peptide Linker”, Julia’ talked her research concerning “A Ligand Selection Based System targeting Key Enzymes of Bacterial Viability ans Virulence”.

You can read more about the EPS symposium here:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/eps-2026

https://univie.eventsair.com/eps2026

Congratulations to our PhD students Micha and Julia for presenting their posters at the 38th European Peptide Symposium, which took place in Vienna from September 6th-11th 2026 and was hosted by University Vienna!

The symposium’s focus was on peptide science, encompassing cutting-edge synthetic methods, innovative technologies, computational tools, as well as structural and conformational studies, with a special emphasis on material, biological, and therapeutic applications. Micha and Julia presented their posters to an audience of over 1000 scientists, researchers and students.

While Micha’s poster was focusing on the theme “Synthesis of Modular Anti-Infective Predrug-Conjugates Employing a Pathogen-Responsive Peptide Linker”, Julia’ talked her research concerning “A Ligand Selection Based System targeting Key Enzymes of Bacterial Viability ans Virulence”.

You can read more about the EPS symposium here:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/eps-2026

https://univie.eventsair.com/eps2026

Congratulations to our PhD students Micha and Julia for presenting their posters at the 38th European Peptide Symposium, which took place in Vienna from September 6th-11th 2026 and was hosted by University Vienna!

The symposium’s focus was on peptide science, encompassing cutting-edge synthetic methods, innovative technologies, computational tools, as well as structural and conformational studies, with a special emphasis on material, biological, and therapeutic applications. Micha and Julia presented their posters to an audience of over 1000 scientists, researchers and students.

While Micha’s poster was focusing on the theme “Synthesis of Modular Anti-Infective Predrug-Conjugates Employing a Pathogen-Responsive Peptide Linker”, Julia’ talked her research concerning “A Ligand Selection Based System targeting Key Enzymes of Bacterial Viability ans Virulence”.

You can read more about the EPS symposium here:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/eps-2026

https://univie.eventsair.com/eps2026

Congratulations to our PhD students Micha and Julia for presenting their posters at the 38th European Peptide Symposium, which took place in Vienna from September 6th-11th 2026 and was hosted by University Vienna!

The symposium’s focus was on peptide science, encompassing cutting-edge synthetic methods, innovative technologies, computational tools, as well as structural and conformational studies, with a special emphasis on material, biological, and therapeutic applications. Micha and Julia presented their posters to an audience of over 1000 scientists, researchers and students.

While Micha’s poster was focusing on the theme “Synthesis of Modular Anti-Infective Predrug-Conjugates Employing a Pathogen-Responsive Peptide Linker”, Julia’ talked her research concerning “A Ligand Selection Based System targeting Key Enzymes of Bacterial Viability ans Virulence”.

You can read more about the EPS symposium here:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/eps-2026

https://univie.eventsair.com/eps2026