Harvard University at Antibody Engineering 2026
Dec 13–16, 2026 San Diego, CA ~900 attendees Website
Harvard University takes part in 2 sessions at Antibody Engineering 2026 in San Diego. Its sessions cover lab-based antibody discovery and the surfaces through which antibodies bind. One finds antibody fragments that tune G protein-coupled receptors, and another shows how a new contact between antibodies helps anti-malaria antibodies recognize a broader range of targets.
| Organization | Antibody Engineering 2026 Attendance |
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Harvard University Cambridge, MA | |
Private research university, including Harvard Medical School. | Talk Mon Dec 14 2:30pm–3:00pm Discovery of G protein-coupled Receptor Modulator Antibody Fragments Small antibody fragments that switch on or block the large family of signal-receiving proteins in cell membranes. Protein engineering Talk Wed Dec 16 8:15am–8:45am A New Homotypic Interface Expands Anti-Malarial Antibody Recognition Breadth Evolving a malaria antibody so copies of it grip each other in a new way and protect against more parasite strains. Beyond oncology |
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