Our 10th Leibniz Plant Biochemistry Symposium on May 7 and 8 was a great success. This year's theme was new methods and research approaches in natural product chemistry. The excellent presentations on active substances and specialized metabolites from plants and bacteria, NMR-based metabolomics, computational genomics and AI-based synthesis and prediction techniques were followed by almost 120 guests. There were many opportunities for fruitful discussions. The atmosphere was excellent.
Well-attended symposium
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Young Hae Choi gives the evening lecture on NMR-based metabolomics.
Robert Kourist talks about enzymatic syntheses of olefins.
Rebecca Goss talks about modifications of natural products.
Fanny Roussi: Specialized plant metabolites.
Lena Barra talks about non-canonical metabolic pathways.
Nadine Ziemert focuses on computational genomics.
Eric Helfrich: Biosynthesis of natural products and AI
Philipp Heretsch discusses cycloartane-derived carbocations.
Fabian Pfrengle: Synthetic carbohydrates as the basis for cell walls and plant immunity
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