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Poster No, Name, Surname, Abstract title, Link
1 Ms. Amanda Menendez Garces Building membranes from elastin-like polypeptides
2 Mr. Raghul Nanjundan Molecular Determinants of Self-Assembly in the Immunodominant 33-mer Gliadin Peptide
3 Ms. Gunjan Hooda From Nanofibers to Nanotoroids: Visible-Light-Regulated Pathway Selection in Fluoroazobenzene–Peptide Self-Assembly
4 Mr. Nikolay Stoyanov Mutational Tolerance of Synthetic Nanochannel-forming Amyloid Fibrils analyzed via Cryogenic Electron Microscopy
5 Mr. Navdeep Singh Thayat Photoinduced Morphological Transformation in the Azobenzene-Cored Hybrid Peptides
6 Ms. Annalena Kuhn D4 peptide nanofibrils as efficient transduction enhancers for ex vivo gene transfer in CAR-T and NK cell generation
7 Mr. Pruthviraj Bundel Engineering Supramolecular Biomaterials through Self-Assembly of Minimalist Peptides for Tissue Regeneration and Drug Delivery
8 Mr. Julio Vieyto Nunez Novel Peptide Targeting CXCR4: Rational Design and characterization through Computational Modeling
9 Dr. Tommaso Garfagnini Coupled amyloid self-assembly and guanine crystallization generate hybrid protein–crystal architectures
10 Dr. Dipayan Bairagi Aryl Azo Pyrazole-Driven Photoswitching of Supramolecular Peptide Self-Assembly
11 Dr. Anwesha Chakraborty Resolving the Hierarchy of Non-Covalent Interactions in Squaramide Bola-Amphiphile Self-Assembly, with an Odd Preference for Hydrophobicity
12 Mr. Pornpawit Siricharoensang An Assembly-Driven Acyl Hydrazone Self-Replicator
13 Ms. Arti Sharma Beyond Acyl Adenylates: Tailored Phosphate Esters Drive Pathway-Dependent Peptide Assembly
14 Mr. Y. Ren & Julian Link Light-Controlled Intracellular Peptide Assembly
15 Dr. Sarah Chagri Intracellular Peptide Assemblies as Synthetic Regulators of T Cell Function
16 Dr. Prabhjot Singh Coordination-Mediated Nonlinear Catalytic Feedback in Enzyme-Like Copper-Tyrosine Self-Assembled Networks
17 Ms. Heleen Duijs Molecular architecture of bottlebrush polymers governs phase behaviour
18 Dr. Mohadeseh Bagherabadi Dynamic Supramolecular Biofabrication Platform
19 Dr. Kun Dai Acyl Transfer Drives Dynamic Reaction Droplets
20 Ms. Nayeong Jeon Molecular-Level Insights into Multi-Component Peptide Assembly by NMR
21 Mr. Albin and max Reaction-encoded structural plasticity in peptide nanofibrils for adaptive supramolecular catalysis
22 Dr. Konrad Maxeiner Mass Spectrometry for Characterizing Bioresponsive Molecules in Biological Environments
23 Mr. Lars Hartmann Multicomponent Supramolecular Polymers for the Design of Fully Synthetic Antitumor Vaccines
24 Mr. Jannis Edling Supramolecular polymer scaffolds for reversible bioconjugation using curcubit[8]uril based dynamic host-guest-chemistry
25 Mr. Leonhard Seufert Biomimetic Peptide Coacervates: Towards Functional Artificial Organelles
26 Dr. SURBHI SHARMA Chirality Directs the Formation, Structure, and Function of Peptide Coacervates
27 Ms. Hanna Rieger Pathway Complexity in Supramolecular Polymerisation of Multidomain Peptide Amphiphiles
28 Dr. Marius Thomas Characterisation of Supramolecular Copolymers across Multiple Length-scales
29 Dr. Nico Alleva and Palmi Gelation in Biomedical Applications – The Functional Roles of Self-Assembling Peptides in Re-programming Biopolymers
30 Dr. Arka Som Cucurbit[8]uril Couples Enzymatic and Supramolecular Reaction Networks for Peptide Isomerization and Recognition in Gain-of-Function Hydrogels
31 Ms. Lisanne Lenz Sticker–Spacer Molecules as Minimal Models for Coacervation: Linking Electronic and Structural Design to Phase Behavior
32 Mr. Shaolin Wu and feng Excretory-guided supramolecular assembly of a synthetic extracellular matrix
33 Mr. Kral Patrick and daniel Expanding the Functional Scope of NVOC Photocages for Light-Controlled Peptide Self-Assembly
34 Dr. Jiaqi Xing and Larrisa Programming Cellular Function through Dynamic Supramolecular Assemblies
35 Tomasz Marszalek Prof. Dr. Deposition of neuro-supportive self-assembling peptides by zone casting for bio-electronic applications
36 Mr. Murtala Yau Dahiru Multicomponent Supramolecular Hydrogels for Drug Delivery and Cell Culture
37 Ms. Ipsita Sahu Single Amino Acid and Minimalistic Peptide Self-Assembly as a Platform for Functional Soft Materials
38 Dr. Jasmina Gacanin The Cross-scale Potential of Self-Assembling Peptides – Programming Molecular Information for Assembly to Nanofibril Architectures and Soft Matter Functions
39 Dr. Haneef Ur Rehman Peptide-Inspired Modular Self-Assembly of Carbonic Anhydrase on Cellulose Interfaces for Direct Air Capture of CO₂
40 Marius and Hakan
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