@ninahartrampf.bsky.social gives the award talk (@dechema.bsky.social prize 2024) ‚Flow-Based Synthesis of Post-Translationally Modified Peptides and Proteins‘ at the #UniZH. Congratulations to our ECAB member!!

The American Peptide Society is pleased to announce that Dr. Nina Hartrampf, from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Zürich, has been selected to receive the 2025 Early Career Lectureship. This Lectureship recognizes scientific excellence at the beginning of one’s independent career.

Congratulations to the other two ADUC Prize 2025 winners Nina Hartrampf @ninahartrampf.bsky.social @hartrampf-lab.bsky.social and Johannes M. Wahl @wahllab.bsky.social. Exciting award lecture by Johannes now on at #Chemiedozententagung #CDT2025.

Today I had the pleasure of hosting @ninahartrampf.bsky.social as a speaker in the Seminars on Drug Discovery and Development. Thank you for a fantastic talk and inspiring conversations with the members of our institute!

Happy to see our Preprint on improved peptide synthesis (reduced aggregation) through computationally predicted synthesis conditions online 💻🧪: chemrxiv.org/engage/chemr... Great team work of first authors Bálint and Marvin 🤩, and fantastic collaboration with IBM Zurich 🙏 @teodorolaino.bsky.social

Synthesizing tailored, modified peptides and proteins is key to understanding their biology. In her "German Chemical Biology Lectureship" Award Lecture @ninahartrampf.bsky.social @hartrampf-lab.bsky.social gave exciting insights, how flow chemistry can be used for this. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....

✨ From solving clues on a fox trail through Zurich to enjoying a fondue together, we had a great holiday celebration. Wishing you all happy holidays and a fantastic start to 2025! 🎄❄️

Our Synthesis Tag (SynTag) for the synthesis of aggregating peptides and proteins is now published in JACS 🥳 Congratulations to first authors Héloïse & Elyse and everyone else involved ✨✨ pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...