6th Hands-on Computational Enzyme Design Course

Do you need to engineer your protein of interest? Do you wish to employ user-friendly one-stop-shop software tools for the design of mutations and libraries, but do not want to spend time on tedious installations or use the Unix command-line? This interactive course will provide essential theory on different areas of enzyme engineering and hands-on experience with several software tools suitable for mining new enzymes, and engineering the activity, specificity, enantioselectivity, stability, and solubility of enzymes. To remain at the cutting edge of scientific advancements, we will also explore the applications of machine learning techniques and quantum computing in enzyme design.

You will have the chance to learn from the developers or experienced users of those tools, and discuss the optimal ways to set-up calculations and adequately interpret the results. At the end of this 4-day course, you will be able to design different properties of proteins for your academic research or commercial applications on your own.

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