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Uventia

Join us for the 2nd Cleaning Validation Summit, a premier two-day event dedicated to best practices, regulatory expectations and emerging trends in pharmaceutical cleaning validation. This summit will bring together industry experts, regulatory professionals and practitioners to discuss critical topics, from regulatory guidelines (FDA, EMA, PIC/S) to risk-based cleaning validation strategies.

Tel.: [+420 732 640 977];     Email: info@uventia.com

Cleaning Validation, Containment, Bioprocessing, Aseptic Processing, Regulatory Affairs, Analytical Development, Quality Control, QC, Quality Assurance, QA, Risk Management, Drug, Sterility Assurance

Pharmakologie und Arzneimittelentwicklung,    Legislation in der Medizin und Pharmakologie

Biochemical Society

Plants produce an enormous variety of proteins that have structural, enzymatic and storage roles. They regulate metabolism and control key processes such as cell growth, division and differentiation. These participate in inter-organism communication facilitating the optimisation of beneficial interactions and defence responses to herbivores and pathogens, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and insects. Proteomics studies have revealed that approximately 50% of plant proteins are found in more than one place at the same time. This dynamic distribution not only highlights the complex and often overlapping roles of proteins within plant cells but also challenges traditional views of protein function. Post-translational modifications (PTMs) regulate plant protein function by modulating activity, localization, and interaction with other molecules and proteins. Protein/protein interactions in biomolecular condensates, formed through liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS) of proteins and RNA, provide a dynamic environment for concentrating and localizing molecules. Crucially, plant proteins supply all essential amino acids required in the human diet. They are environmentally friendly, high-quality sources for animals and humans with meat alternatives made from plant-based ingredients becoming increasingly popular in the human diet. However, we need to understand more about the diversity of plant-based proteins and develop methodologies for efficient production and functionalisation at scale. Featuring presentations from four Biochemical Society Award winners, this meeting will provide a platform to facilitate the open sharing of information on plant proteins, allowing participants from academia, industry and regulation to engage in meaningful debate to identify new avenues of research and knowledge gaps, as well as potential solutions for optimising plant protein production and utility through processing and functionalisation.

Plant biology, agricultural & industrial bioscience, molecular interactions, protein engineering, biophysics, molecular bases of health & disease, plant proteomics, plant-microbe interactions, plant proteins, biochemistry

Nahrungsmittelchemie und Agrarwissenschaften,    Molekularbiologie

The Biomarkers, Spatial Biology for Precision Medicine, and Digital Pathology programmes come together to create a must attend event. The programme offers opportunities to showcase the latest innovations, meet and collaborate with over 1000 senior biomarker and precision medicine scientists from the pharma and biotech industry.

Email: r.wheble@oxfordglobal.com

Biomarkers, Spatial Biology for precision medicine, digital pathology, AI, Biomarker Discovery, Biomarker Identification, Biomarker Validation, Clinical Biomarkers, Pre-Clinical, Translational Science, Clinical Development, Precision Medicine, Early Detection, Enabling Technologies, Multiplex Technologies, Genomic Biomarkers, Regulation, Imaging techniques, proteomics, metabolomics, multiplex tools, Spatial Transcriptomics, Spatial Proteomics, Systems Biology, Molecular Medicine, Spatial Genomics, Spatial Metabolomics, Spatial Imaging Platforms, Spatial Data Analysis Tools, Spatial Genomics. Tissue Imaging & Prep, Single Molecule Imaging, Bioinformatics, Computational Pathology, Image analysis, Biomedical Informatics & AI, Computational Medicine, Pathology IT, Immunohistochemistry, Histopathology, Toxicology and Safety Sciences, NHS transformation, Pathology, Diagnostics, Digital Pathology Hardware, Scanners, Monitors, Digital Pathology Software, Image analysis, Multi-modal image analysis, Image Management, Cloud computing/ storage, End to End Solutions, LIS, Enterprise Imaging & Healthcare IT, AI Algorithms

Société Française pour l'Etude des Toxines / French Society of Toxinology - SFET

The French Society of Toxinology (SFET, http://sfet.asso.fr/international/) is organizing its 31st annual Meeting in Toxinology (RT31) on Dec 01-02, 2025, for the second time in Nice after the first 29 editions in Paris. The Board of Directors will be delighted to welcome you for these two days of scientific and friendly exchanges (all in English) with experts in the field of toxinology, in a convenient and pleasant location on the French Riviera. The list of our invited speakers is already available (http://sfet.asso.fr/international/rt31-program.html). The full conference program will be packed with selected presentations by world experts in bacterial, animal, plant, algal, fungal toxins. Sessions will be dedicated to young researchers and students to facilitate scientific exchange and collaboration. Join us to spend a convivial time in a charming conference-hotel overlooking the Mediterranean Sea!

SFET secretariat;     Email: sfet.asso@gmail.com

algal toxin, animal toxin, bacterial toxin, biochemistry, biological activity, drugable toxin, drug design, environmental factor, fungal toxin, genomics, medical application, mode of action, mold toxin, mycotoxin, peptidic synthesis, phycotoxin, plant toxin, proteomics, recombinant production, structure–function relationship, therapeutic drug, toxinomics, toxin receptor/target, venom, venomics.

Biologie,    Genomforschung und Bioinformatik