Protein Expression & Production
Protein expression may not always get the spotlight — it’s often seen as the hurdle to clear before the “real science” can begin. But in reality, it’s one of the most critical and complex steps in discovery research, diagnostics, and therapy. It can be time-consuming, technically challenging, and underappreciated — yet its impact is foundational. This year’s Protein Expression pipeline embraces that reality and aims to shift the narrative. We’ll explore how to make protein production faster, more reliable, and ultimately robust and resource efficient. From host system optimization to recombinant protein production strategies and therapeutic-grade workflows, join us to tackle the bottlenecks and celebrate the breakthroughs that are reshaping what’s possible in recombinant protein expression.
January 19
January 20-21
January 21-22
KEYNOTE & FEATURED PRESENTATIONS:
Host with the Most: Choosing the Right System for Optimal Protein Expression
Nicola Burgess-Brown, PhD, Professorial Research Fellow, UCL, London; COO, Protein Sciences, Structural Genomics Consortium
Yeast-Based Expression and Enzymatic Cyclization of Disulfide-Rich Cyclic Peptide Scaffolds for Drug Development
David J. Craik, PhD, Professor & UQ Laureate Fellow, The University of Queensland
Repressing Expression of Difficult-to-Express Recombinant Proteins During the Selection Process Increases Productivity of CHO Stable Pools
Jean-Sebastien Maltais, PhD, Research Officer, Medical Devices, National Research Council Canada
If you are working in the following areas join the PepTalk community:
- Advanced Automation Technologies
- Biological Engineering
- Biopharmaceutical Development
- Cell Culture
- Cell Expression
- Cell Line Engineering
- Cell Line Development
- Codon Optimization
- Data Management & Analytics
- Difficult-to-Expression Proteins
- Genome Editing
- Immunotherapy Development
- Innovation and Instrumentation
- Membrane Proteins
- Microbiology
- Molecular Biosciences
- Protein Expression
- Protein Production
- Protein Purification
- Protein Sciences
- Systems Engineering
- Synthetic Biology
- Workflows
- Vectorology