The conference will cover an expansive range of topics that highlight how translational chemistry bridges fundamental research with tangible innovations.
The workshop featured 21 oral communications and several posters that were presented by national and international researchers and students.
The award-winning presentation is entitled “Fluorescent heterowheel pseudo-rotaxanes for sensing applications: Towards new supramolecular chemosensors for indicator displacement assays”
Call for oral communications is open (No fees are associated with registration and participation. This is a free event).
In this workshop, participants delved into the fundamentals and advanced techniques of these cutting-edge structural biology methods.
The students, their tutors and professors attended the programme's second scientific retreat on 13 and 14 July at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
The awarded poster, titled "Beyond Basic Nutrition: Elevating Heterotrophic Chlorella’s Value with Iron, Zinc, and Selenium", addresses the supplementation of Chlorella with three minerals (iron, zinc, and selenium).