The S2S Japan Final Symposium wrapped up with amazing energy!
Huge thanks to all participants, speakers, mentors, finalists, sponsors and especially to our founders - AN Venture Partners.
On to next year - stay tuned for more from @s2s_japan 🚀
21 days left until the final symposium!
We are proud to introduce the finalists.
Today: Dr. Hirokazu Arimoto, Tohoku University, Graduate School of Life Science
Here is about his presentation.
“Harnessing Autophagy: Pioneering AUTAC Technology for Targeted Protein Degradation”
Just a day trip from Sendai city, and here they are-majestic Japanese serowes (Capricornis crispus) on Oshima island, Kesennuma! These large goat-antelopes, found only in Japan, greeted us. Kesennuma, a historic fishing port in northern Miyagi, is not just famous for seafood.
We are deeply saddened to share that our friend and colleague Professor Amos B. Smith III has passed away. Amos joined Penn in 1973 and was a mainstay in our organic chemistry division. He recently celebrated 50 years of service to @PennSAS@Penn.
This was my second visit to Vienna. I was pleased to have the chance to visit the Hundertwasserhaus and Musikverein for the first time, I had such a wonderful time!
I visited Vienna with family connections in mind. The University of Vienna caught my attention. The busts of renowned professors like Schrödinger and the historic buildings gave a realsense of its rich history. With great weather, we also enjoyed Heuringer in the vineyard!
We published a systematic SAR study on the degradation tag of AUTACs. Stay tuned for more updates on AUTAC's applications and
mechanisms!
Targeted Autophagic Degradation | Journal of Medicinal Chemistry https://t.co/ojjB5alK8o