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Connect. Exchange. Advance GPCR Research.

 
Join the Swiss GPCR community in Basel on November 5th for an evening of scientific exchange, discussion, and networking in a relaxed setting.


CONNECT - More than a traditional scientific seminar, this event is an opportunity to talk, share ideas, learn from one another, and strengthen connections across the local GPCR community
EXCHANGE - experiences, discuss challenges in your own research, discover how others are approaching similar questions, and make new connections within the community.
ADVANCE GPCR RESEARCH - Hear new data and perspectives from colleagues working across different areas of GPCR research, then continue the conversation over food and drinks.
 
Engaging agenda. Inspiring speakers. Chic venue.
We'll set the stage for an evening of real scientific exchange.
  
 
     Date: Thursday November 5th
     Venue: Hyperion Hotel, Basel
     Duration: from 4PM to 9PM  
 
 
     
  AGENDA
  • 3:30 pm-4:00 pm: Registration & Coffee & Welcome by the Revvity team
  • 4:00 pm-6:00 pm: Presentations from key opinions leaders and Revvity
  • 6:00 pm onwards: Discussion, wine & beer followed by food buffet
 
     
 
revvity-logo-7828.webp  Speakers
 

Paul Groot-Kormelink | Novartis, Director in Discovery Sciences
→ "Druggability of adhesion GPCRs revealed by orthosteric agonists and allosteric modulators of GPR126"

Aurélien Rizk | InterAx Biotech, CSO
→ "GPCR Signaling Models for Mechanism-Driven Drug Discovery"

Deborah Rudin | University Clinic Basel, Head of Receptor Profiling
→ "Receptor and Pathway Selectivity of Serotonergic Psychedelics"

Magalie Ravier | Université de Montpellier, Innovative therapeutics for diabete team Director
→ "Signalling via GLP-1 and GIP receptors: when GPCR analogues are used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity"

Eric Trinquet | Revvity, Senior R&D Director
→ "Innovative Solutions to investigate GPCR function & signaling, from overexpressed to endogenous receptors"

 

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This exclusive event is FREE TO ATTEND, but seats are limited. Please reserve your spot now.
 
We hope that we will have the great pleasure to see you at this exclusive event, and enjoy a nice conversation with some food, and drinks
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