Our webinar series is co-organized by the EuChemS Division of Glycoscience & recognized by the European Chemical Society.

A series of free to attend webinars to highlight the innovative and ground breaking glycoscience research in Europe and globally. This is part of the EGCs long-term vision in establishing a European-wide glycoscience research network with strong links to leading scientists from around the world. The webinar series is open to all international scientists and will provide a platform for young and established researchers to network, share ideas, and build long-term partnerships with other international glycoscience organizations.

If you are interested in participating as a speaker in the series, please complete the Expression of Interest form and a member of the team will be in touch.

2022 Webinar Schedule & Recordings

EGC Webinar #28 Glycobiology (Jan 27, 4 pm CET)

Zach Armstrong (Leiden University, the Netherlands)

"Application of activity based probes for alpha-amylases"

Tao Zhang (Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands)

"Glycosphingolipid delineates regulation of HLA class I-mediated immune responses"

EGC Webinar #29 with the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry (CARB) (Feb 10, 4 pm CET)

Danielle Dube (Bowdoin College, United States)

"Chemical tools to discover and target bacterial glycans"

Jessica Kramer (University of Utah, United States)

"Synthetic mucins: From new chemical routes to engineered cells"

EGC Webinar #30 Analytical Glycosciences (Feb 24, 4 pm CET)

Niclas Karlsson (Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway)

"Mucin glycobiology in the joint: Relevance for osteoarthritis"

Theresa Kissel (Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands)

"Bitter Sweet Symphony: The role of variable domain glycans in autoimmunity"

EGC Webinar #31 Glycobiology (March 10, 4 pm CET)

Alexandra Males (University of York, United Kingdom)

"Investigating the catalytic mechanism of mannogen processing enzymes"

Yan Liu (Imperial College London, United Kingdom)

"Glycan microarrays to unravel microbe-host interactions"

EGC Webinar #32 Glycobiology & Glycochemistry (March 24, 4 pm CET)

Tali Fefeman (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)

"The role of IgG Fc glycosylation in cancer and COVID-19"

Alberto Fernández-Tejada (CIC bioGUNE, Spain)

"Development of saponin-based synthetic adjuvants and molecular vaccines"

EGC Webinar #33 Analytical Glycosciences (April 7, 4 pm CEST)

Marshall Bern (Protein Metrics, United States)

"Software for the analysis of protein glycosylation"

Frédérique Lisacek (Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland)

"Dealing with the ambiguity of glycan structure data in glycoinformatics"

EGC Webinar #34 with GlycoNet (April 21, 4 pm CEST)

Harry Brumer (University of British Columbia, Canada)

"Adventures in the human gut microbiota: Characterization and applications of complex carbohydrate utilization systems"

Simon Wisnovsky (University of British Columbia, Canada)

"Revealing functional ligands for glycan-binding immune receptors with genome-wide CRISPR screening"

EGC Webinar #35 Glycochemistry (May 5, 4 pm CEST)

Akul Mehta (The National Center for Functional Glycomics, United States)

"From parallel synthesis of glycopeptides, to glycan arrays and glycan informatics"

Simon Johnson (University of Bristol, United Kingdom)

"Synthesis of novel 2-deoxy mucin-type O-glycan analogues for use as diagnostic probes"

EGC Webinar #36 Analytical Glycosciences (May 19, 4 pm CEST)

Radka Fahey (National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training/NIBRT, Ireland)

"Epigenetic regulation of glycosylation and the impact on chemoresistance in ovarian and breast cancer"

Ana Arda (Center for Cooperative Research in Biosciences, Spain)

"Molecular recognition of glycans and glycoproteins by lectins"

EGC Webinar #37 Glycobiology (June 9, 4 pm CEST)

David Falck (Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands)

"Glycosylation of antibodies and their receptors, novel analytical methods"

Jonathan Dolan (Keele University, United Kingdom)

"Site-specific methods for preparation of glycoconjugates"

EGC Webinar #38 Glycochemistry (June 23, 4 pm CEST)

Barbara Richichi (University of Florence, Italy)

"Glyconanomaterials in the era of precision nanomedicine"

Maggie Zheng (New York University, United States)

"Modulation of nucleotidyltransferases for bacterial NDP-sugar production"

EGC Webinar #39 Glycobiology (Sept 22, 4 pm CEST)

Ângela Fernandes (i3S Porto, Portugal)

"The glyco-code in colorectal cancer immunoediting: Glycans as novel immune checkpoints"

Lan Na (Rosalind Frank Institute, Imperial College London, United Kingdom)

"Glycosyltransferases: Structure, function and synthesis"

EGC Webinar #40 with the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry (CARB) (Oct 6, 5:30 pm CEST)

Matthew Pratt (University of Southern California, United States)

"Build it to understand it: Synthesis of O-GlcNAc modified proteins"

Xi Chen (University of California, Davis, United States)

"Chemoenzymatic strategies for carbohydrate synthesis"

EGC Webinar #41 Analytical Glycosciences (Oct 20, 4 pm CEST)

Cornelis H. (Ron) Hokke (Leiden University, the Netherlands)

"Microarray-assisted identification and evaluation of parasite glycans as targets for vaccines and diagnostics"

Jack Cheeseman (Ludger Ltd., United Kingdom)

"Sialic acids as biomarkers for cardiovascular diseases"

EGC Webinar #42 Glycobiology (Nov 3, 4 pm CET)

Rachel Hevey (University of Basel, Switzerland)

"Mucin O-glycans: New molecules for regulating microbial virulence"

Daniel Varón Silva (Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz/FHNW, Switzerland)

"Synthetic GPI-derived glycans and glycolipids as tools for diagnostics and in vitro biosynthesis processes"

EGC Webinar #43 Glycochemistry (Nov 17, 4 pm CET)

Meng Zheng (New York University, United States)

"Synthesis of bacterial rare sugar-NDP analogues as regulators of nucleotidyltransferases"

Elisa Garcia Carvajal (University of Alberta, Canada)

"Neoglycoconjugates as potential biomarkers for Chagas disease"

EGC Webinar #44 Analytical Glycosciences (Dec 1, 4 pm CET)

Rebecca Miller (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)

"A cell-based library of glycan and glycosaminoglycans for technology development, discovery and biotherapeutics"

Daniel Bojar (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)

"Mapping data to sequence to function – The promise of glycobioinformatics"

EGC Webinar #45 Glycobiology (Dec 15, 4 pm CET)

Lisa Willis (University of Alberta, Canada)

"New tools to study polysialic acid reveals that the glycan is dysregulated in the autoimmune disease scleroderma"

David Tezé (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)

"Biocatalytic glycosylation"

PhD in Infectious Disease Biology lab at Ashoka University