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Programme

24.9.2024

Session 1: Status and Application of the EnzymeML Platform

Time Talk
9:00 Jürgen Pleiss:
Welcome and overview on EnzymeML activities
9:30 Jan Range, Max Häussler, Torsten Giess (U.Stuttgart):
Demonstration of EnzymeML tools
12:30 End of session 1 and lunch

Session 2: Hackathon: Managing Your Own Data

Find more information on the hackathon session here.

Time Talk
14:00 Jan Range, Max Häussler, Torsten Giess & all participants:
Read in and analyze your own datasets
17:00 End of session 2
17:15 Excursion
19:30 Dinner

25.9.2024

Session 3: Acquisition of Data and Metadata

Time Talk
9:00 Johann Rohwer (U.Stellenbosch):
LabNexus: An open-source enzyme kinetics data automation web application
9:45 Marilize Le Roes-Hill (CPUT, Cape Town):
Expanding the enzyme ‘reactome’ via high-throughput experimentation – is reproducibility an issue?
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Nicole Jung (KIT, Karlsruhe):
tba
11:45 Katrin Rosenthal (Constructor U., Bremen):
Challenges and solutions for digital (un)structured data in biocatalysis
12:30 End of session 3 and lunch

Session 4: Data Analysis, Modelling, Optimization, and Design of Experiment

Time Talk
14:00 Zvjezdana Findrik (U.Zagreb):
Modelling approach in the biocatalytic process optimization and design
14:45 Andreas Bommarius (Georgia Tech, Atlanta):
Biocatalysis in multiphase reactors
15:30 Coffee break
16:00 Jenny Andexer (U.Freiburg):
When cascades turn into cycles - from cofactor supply to regeneration
16:45 Sebastian Höpfl (U.Stuttgart):
Optimal experimental design in biocatalysis - from Gaussian processes towards Bayesian statistics
17:30 End of session 4
19:30 Dinner

26.9.2024

Session 5: Infrastructure: What Comes Next?

Time Talk
9:00 Carine Vergne-Vaxelaire (Genoscope, Évry):
High throughput screening data on enzyme activity: a first proposal for user-friendly data integration into EnzymeML workflow
9:45 Frank Bergmann (U.Heidelberg):
Future-proofing software infrastructure: enhancing EnzymeML with WebAssembly
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Ulrike Wittig (HITS, Heidelberg):
Using EnzymeML to exchange and publish reaction kinetics data in SABIO-RK
11:45 Carsten Kettner (Beilstein I., Frankfurt):
Extending STRENDA DB light
12:30 End of session 5 and lunch

Session 6: Outlook and Planning

Time Talk
14:00 Santiago Schnell (U.Notre Dame):
Round robin study on measuring enzyme reactions
14:30 Mehdi Davari (IBP, Halle):
Critical Assessment of Enzyme Design
15:00 Final remarks
15:30 End of session 6
19:30 Dinner