Invited speakers

Invited Speakers

Appendino Giovanni Battista, Prof. PhD.

Italy

Marjan Kocór - František Šorm forum, 60 years of Isoprenoid Conference

Kotora Martin, Prof. Ph.D.

Czech Republic

Synthesis of ent-estrone, ferrocenestrone, side chain modification in brassinosteroids and on estrone modification as a route to bioactive compounds

Guo De-an, Prof. Ph.D.

China

Chinese Materia Medica by Contemporary Chemistry

Inoue Masayuki , Prof. Ph.D.

Japan

Total synthesis and functional analysis of biologically active natural products

Moore Bradley S., Prof. Ph.D.

USA

Terpenes biosynthesis

Jeroen S. Dickschat, Prof. Dr.

Germany

Engineering of Terpene Synthases and their Application in Biocatalysis

Adekenov Sergazy Mynzhasarovich, Prof. DSc.

Kazakhstan

Sesquiterpene lactones bearing an oxirane ring as potential sources of novel drug substances

Iglesias-Arteaga Martin A., Prof. Dr.

Mexico

Engineering Crystalline Steroid Dimers. Molecular Rotors and Porous Solids

Sakurai Kaori, Prof. Dr.

Japan

Chemical Probe-Based Approach To Decipher The Anticancer Mechanism Of The Steroidal Saponin

Xu Houchao, Ph.D.

China/Germany

KENJI MORI LECTURE
Cardenolide Biosynthesis in Chrysolina Beetles

Brunel Jean Michel, PhD, HDR, CR1 CNRS

France

Squalamine and Aminosterol Derivatives: Promising New Potent Antimicrobial Agents

Szakonyi Zsolt, Prof. Ph.D.

Hungary

Steviol and Gibberellic Acid (GA3): Versatile Diterpenes for Syntheses of Bioactive Potential Pharmaceutical Agents

Ludger Wessjohann, Prof. Dr.

Germany

Improved Discovery, Function- and Mode of Action Elucidation of Isoprenoids supported by Chemoinformatics and ML/AI–Tools

Khripach Vladimir Alexandrovich, Prof. DSc.

Belarus

Dose-dependent effects of brassinosteroids on plant stress responses

Nagano Shingo, Prof. Dr.

Japan

Crystal Structures of CYP85A3, the P450 that Completes Brassinosteroid Biosynthesis by a Baeyer-Villiger Oxidation

Muranaka Toshiya, Prof. Dr.

Japan

From Discovering to Designing Plant Isoprenoid Metabolism: Two Decades of Glycyrrhizin Research and Beyond