21 October - 22 October 2026

SCI-RSC Targeting Protein Degradation 5

Organised by:

SCI’s Fine Chemicals group and RSC’s Biological and Medicinal Chemistry Sector

Hatfield, UK

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Synopsis
One of the most exciting new therapeutic modalities to emerge in the 21st century has been Targeted Protein Degradation (TPD). In 2021, the Targeted Protein Degradation Market size was valued at USD 400.5 million and is poised to grow from USD 507.0 million in 2022 to USD 3,300.0 million by 2030 and so has attracted interest from academia, non-profit organisations through to CROs and small and large pharma.

This multidisciplinary meeting aims to present the latest developments in the design, biology, chemistry and ADME in TPD within the general themes of PROTACS (including non-oncology targets), Molecular Glues and non-PROTAC degraders. We aim to highlight the newest in enabling technologies such as computational techniques, Direct to Biology, HT synthesis (click, photochemistry etc) and structural biology methods.
 

Attendees

The meeting aims is targeted at academic and industrial scientists engaged in all aspects of research into the ubiquitin proteasome pathway and those interested in broadening their knowledge in this rapidly expanding field.


Programme
The full programme will be confirmed in due course. Please link to the weblink.
Call for abstracts
For details on abstract submission, please link to the weblink.
Exhibition and sponsorship
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Accessibility Grants

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Venue and Contact

The Fielder Centre

Hatfield Business Park 
Hatfield Avenue
Hatfield 
AL10 9TP

 

Hg3 Conferences Ltd

Tel: +44 (0)1423529333

Email: events@hg3.co.uk


Partners

Organising committee
Sean Bew, UEA
A Ganesan, University of East Anglia
Katherine Jones, Charles River 
Jayshree Mistry
Suzanne O’Connor, University of Dundee
Hannah Woodward, MSD