Our webinar series is co-organized by the EuChemS Division of Glycoscience & recognized by the European Chemical Society.

A series of free to attend webinars to highlight the innovative and ground breaking glycoscience research in Europe and globally. This is part of the EGCs long-term vision in establishing a European-wide glycoscience research network with strong links to leading scientists from around the world. The webinar series is open to all international scientists and will provide a platform for young and established researchers to network, share ideas, and build long-term partnerships with other international glycoscience organizations.

If you are interested in participating as a speaker in the series, please complete the Expression of Interest form and a member of the team will be in touch.

Please follow the links below for webinar registration.

A big thank you to Elicityl & GlycanAge for financial support of our webinar series!

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2026 Webinar Schedule & Recordings

EGC Webinar #98 Glycochemistry (Jan 29, 4 pm CET)

Laura Russo (University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy)
"Glycobiomaterials in translation: from AI guided synthesis to cell fate modulation"

Trinidad Velasco-Torrijos (Maynooth University, Ireland)
"Glycoconjugates as anti-virulence agents to combat fungal infection"

EGC Webinar #99 Analytical Glycosciences (Feb 12, 4 pm CET)

Ronghu Wu (Georgia Institute of Technology, United States)
"Mass spectrometry-based chemical and enzymatic methods for global analysis of protein glycosylation and dynamics"

EGC Webinar #100 Glycobiology (Feb 26, 4 pm CET)

Mateusz Sikora (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
"Integrative modeling of glycoproteins"

Maria Chatzinikolaidou (University of Crete, Greece)
"Bioprinted complex tissues and models using biomimetic biomaterials"

EGC Webinar #104 with Australian Glycoscience Society (AGS) (April 23, NEW TIME: 9 am CEST)

Introduction to the Australian Glycoscience Society (AGS)

Jonathan Du (Griffith University, Australia)
"Tools for developed next generation antibody-therapeutics"

Morten Thaysen-Andersen (Macquarie University, Australia)
"Life, death, and glycans: Sugary survival signals in septic shock"

EGC Webinar #105 Analytical Glycosciences (May 7, NEW TIME: 10 am CEST)

Elena Domínguez-Vega (Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands)
"Digging into the multifaceted variability of (auto)antibody molecules using novel MS-based approaches"

Josef Voglmeir (Nanjing Agricultural University, China)
"Chemical and enzymatic tools for high-sensitivity glycomics"

EGC Webinar #106 with the Carbohydrate Group of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry (GEHIC-RSEQ) (May 21, 4 pm CEST)

Introduction to the Carbohydrate Group of the Real Sociedad Española de Química (RSEQ)

June Ereño Orbea (CIC bioGUNE, Spain)
"Targeting Siglec–sialoglycan interactions: Structural insights and therapeutic opportunities"

Ana Gimeno (CIC bioGUNE, Spain)
"Glycan-lectin interactions in their native context: From small molecules to the cell"

EGC Webinar #107 Glycochemistry (June 4, 4 pm CEST)

Christina Jordan (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
"Complex fluorinated glycostructures: stereocontrolled synthesis and application in biomedicine"

Ralf Richter (University of Leeds, United Kingdom)
"Molecular recognition across our cells’ sugary coat"

EGC Webinar #108 Analytical Glycosciences (June 18, 4 pm CEST)

Nicholas M. Riley (University of Washington, United States)
"Analytical and Informatic Tools to Explore the Glycoproteome"

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[SUMMER BREAK]

EGC Webinar #109 with the EuChemS Division of Food Chemistry (September 10, 4 pm CEST)

Carolina Oliveira Pandeirada (Société des Produits Nestlé S.A., Switzerland)
"Development of a method to identify & quantify N-glycans from lactoferrins"

Kasper Hettinga (Wageningen University, the Netherlands)
"Impact of processing-induced changes of milk proteins in the dairy matrix on their functionality"

EGC Webinar #110 Glycochemistry (September 24, 4 pm CEST)

Yadiel Vázquez Mena (Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Germany & CERMAV, France)
“De novo design of glycan foldamers based on a semi-rigid trisaccharide”

Charles Loh (University College Dublin, Ireland)
"The σ-hole based catalytic glycosylation strategy - An emerging interdisciplinary paradigm"

EGC Webinar #111 Analytical Glycosciences (October 8, NEW TIME: 10 am CEST)

Please note that the start time of this webinar is at 10 am CET.

Juan Rojas Echeverri (Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands)
"Curation of N-glycoproteomics data: Less but certain is better than big numbers!"

Chi Kung Ni (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)
"Carbohydrate structural determination: From quantum-chemical calculations to glycobiology"

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EGC Webinar #112 Glycobiology (October 22, 4 pm CEST)

Ludger Johannes (INSERM-Institut Curie, France)
"GlycoSwitch — a novel signaling circuit to control endocytosis"

Simon Wisnovsky (The University of British Columbia, Canada)
"Mapping the genetic landscape of cancer glycome remodeling with high-throughput functional genomics"

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EGC Webinar #113 Glycochemistry (November 5, 4 pm CET)

Edvin Purić (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
"Galectin-8: Moving from inhibition to targeted protein degradation"

Conor Crawford (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
"Chemistry and biology of sulfated glycans"

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EGC Webinar #114 Analytical Glycosciences (November 19, 4 pm CET)

Sponsor talk GlycanAge

Melissa Bärenfänger (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
"From compositions to structure: New advances in N-glycoproteomics"

Emmajay Sutherland (University of Washington)
"A catch and release strategy for cell surface glycoproteomics"

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EGC Webinar #115 Glycobiology (December 3, 4 pm CET)

Shirley Ooi (Université Grenoble Alpes, France)
"Glycoconjugate microarrays: from synthesis to analysis"

Sergey Samsonov (University of Gdańsk, Poland)
"Computational approaches to understand glycosaminoglycan sulfation code"

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