Enzymology Symposium

Maarten Egmond

On the occasion of the retirement of prof.dr. Maarten Egmond, after more than 50 years of research in Enzymology, we organize this one-day symposium and share current understanding of structure-function relationships of enzymes.

Date: Thursday 6 October 2022
Location: Utrecht Science Park - David de Wied Building - Room M2.01

About the symposium: Current understanding of structure-function relationships of enzymes will be shared and highlighted by 10 experts in the area of Enzymology.

Program Symposium
'Enzymology - Past, Present & Future'

08.459.25

Welcome with coffee

 
09.259.30

Opening by Isabel Arends

Dean Science Faculty
09.3010.00Willem van Berkel
'Running in Circles' 
WUR emeritus
10.0010.30Francesco Mutti
'Sustainable chemistry via biocatalytic cascades using novel oxidoreductases' 
UvA
10.3011.00Frank Hollmann
'Haloperoxidases as catalysts for chemical synthesis' 
TU Delft
11.0011.30

Coffee break

 
11.3012.00Gerrit Poelarends
'Repurposing a tiny enzyme for numerous new-to-nature transformations'
RUG
12.0012.30Rolf Boelens
'Structure and dynamics of protein complexes'
UU emeritus
12.3013.30

Lunch

 
13.3014.00Marco Fraaije
'Engineering new yellow enzymes'
RUG
14.0014.30Hans Kierkels
'Oxidoreductases in Industrially Applied Biocatalysis: Selective and Efficient'
Innosyn
14.3015.00

Coffee break

 
15.0015.30Dick Janssen
'Enzymes from Rhine sediment to in silico redesign'
RUG
15.3016.00Ron Wever
'Enzymes impacting the atmosphere' 
UvA emeritus
16.0516.35Maarten Egmond
'Enzymes. Looking back to the future' 
UU emeritus
16.3516.45

Symposium closing by Gerrit van Meer 

 
17.0018.30

Reception 

 

 

Piet Gros - Spinoza Fonds