The Chemical Biology Discussion Group End-of-Year Symposium

Thursday, May 20, 2027

Weill Cornell Medicine

The field of chemical biology applies chemical techniques to investigate and manipulate biological systems, understand their underlying mechanisms, and address critical challenges in biotechnology and human health. By bridging chemistry and biology, this field enables researchers to develop novel tools for probing cellular processes and uncovering new therapeutic strategies.

The Chemical Biology Discussion Group End-of-Year Symposium offers a platform for dynamic discussions and collaboration between chemists equipped with cutting-edge technologies and biologists eager to apply these tools to solve complex biological problems.

The program will highlight two distinguished keynote speakers and a selection of junior and early-career researchers showcasing innovative work in chemical biology.

Attendees will gain insights into the latest discoveries in this rapidly expanding field, spanning topics such as chemical probes, drug design, and molecular therapeutics.

Submit Your Abstract

Deadline: March 19, 2027

Are you interested in being considered for a short talk or poster session? Trainees and early-career researchers are highly encouraged to share their work in a welcoming environment designed to encourage dynamic dialogues and meaningful exchange - propelling their research, and the science, forward.

Registration Pricing

Category
In-Person Rate

Member

$125

Nonmember: Academia & Nonprofit

$155

Member: Student, Postdoc & Fellow

$45

Nonmember: Student, Postdoc, & Fellow

$60

Nonmember: General Entry & Corporate

$190

The Academy Difference

The magic of our events is in the conversations between attendees and speakers, and in the valuable exchange of high-quality research and practical applications. This dynamic symposium goes beyond traditional presentations, offering ample opportunities for attendees to ask questions and expand their professional network. Panel discussions showcase speakers' genuine opinions on their subjects of interest and the challenges they are currently facing – providing unique insights and opportunities for attendees to discuss research and practice in the real world.

When

Thursday, May 20, 2027
12:00 PM - 5:15 PM

Where

Weill Cornell Medicine

1300 York Ave
Uris Auditorium
New York NY 10065

Planner

Gabrielle Sirois
events@nyas.org

Lead Scientific Planner
Cassie Chartier, PhD