The Advances in Antibacterial Discovery symposium will take place on Friday, December 3, 2021. The meeting will discuss the latest advances in the antibacterial drug discovery field. The symposium features talks from leading researchers and their trainees selected from recent high-profile publications. Opportunities for attendee interaction and poster presentations will be made available on the conference website.
This virtual symposium, hosted by the St. Jude Department of Chemical Biology and Therapeutics, is a part of the broader Bringing Chemistry to Medicine series and is supported by the St. Jude T32 Infectious Disease Therapeutics training program.
Registration is free to facilitate participation and interaction among trainees and scientists around the world.
About Chemical Biology and Therapeutics
The Chemical Biology and Therapeutics (CBT) Department formulates innovative chemical and chemoinformatic solutions to resolve salient problems in biology and medicine. Fundamental research programs to uncover underlying biological processes are complemented by translational centers that house chemical synthesis, screening, and computational capabilities that mirror cutting-edge biotech/pharma operations, resources rarely accessible at academic institutions.
The expertise and resources of CBT are leveraged across the institution, making it a highly dynamic and diverse collaborative hub at St. Jude. The scientific research arm of CBT is in an exciting growth phase; individuals with bold vision and demonstrated excellence in research at the interface of Chemistry, Biology, and Medicine are encouraged to join the team.
Check back soon to register.
Hosted by:
Richard E. Lee, PhD
Member, St. Jude Faculty
Endowed Chair in Medicinal Chemistry
Contact
Ellie Durbin
ellie.durbin@stjude.org