Day Program End

III Scientific Webinar

First Speaker: Prof. Mª Joao Correia Pinto Carvalho de Matos, Universidad Santiago de Compostela (USC)
Second Speaker: Dr. Álvaro Morales Molina, Divulgador y Comunicador Científico

X Young Researchers Symposium

This annual event provides a platform not only for updating on the latest advances in the fields of medicinal chemistry and biological chemistry, but also for exchanging ideas and networking among young researchers and experts in the field. The Symposium, which usually has a participation of more than 100 national and international attendees, consists of three plenary sessions, 9 oral communications, more than 40 poster presentations and 30 flash presentations, in which people in the earliest stages of their research career have the opportunity to present. Our X Edition will be held at the Colegio Mayor Universitario San Pablo in Madrid. You can check all the details of the event by visiting the website of the X Symposium of Young Researchers of the SEQT.

II Scientific Webinar

1. "What is beyond the drug?" Dr Ana Martínez, CSIC-CIB
2. "Drug Discovery: the CRO perspective'' Dr Jacobo Cruces, GalChimia CSO

Kick-off Meetings

Deadline to sign up for the program

Day Program Opening

I Scientific Webinar

1. "Targeted Protein Degradation: from E3 ligases ligands to cancer drugs." Dr Carles Galdeano, Universidad de Barcelona
2. "Fostering drug discovery through the development of high-performance innovative probes." Dr Maria Majellaro, Celtarys

Young Researchers Symposium

This annual event provides a platform not only for updating on the latest advances in the fields of medicinal chemistry and biological chemistry, but also for exchanging ideas and networking among young researchers and experts in the field. The Symposium, which usually has a participation of more than 100 national and international attendees, consists of three plenary sessions, 9 oral communications, more than 40 poster presentations and 30 flash presentations, in which people in the earliest stages of their research career have the opportunity to present.