Friday, 13 November 2026 | 11:30 - 13:00
MaPEB: Protein engineering for selective biocatalysis
- MaPEB
As the demand for complex pharmaceuticals and sustainable manufacturing accelerates, the chemical industry is entering a phase where highly selective, tailored catalysts are required. This session explores how advanced biocatalytic design, including machine learning, computational modeling, and sophisticated screening are used to engineer stable, highly active enzymes. The program covers a diverse range of strategies—from decoding evolutionary pathways to engineer stereoselectivity, to utilizing modular protein assembly for synthesizing complex therapeutic compounds. Join us to discover how these academic achievments, coupled with high-throughput AI platforms from industry, are reshaping protein engineering and accelerating the path to customized industrial biocatalysis.
3 speakers
Professor
University of Greifswald
CEO + Founder
Aminoverse
Professor
Ewha Womans University