Glycobiology: Crossroads of Innovation and Interdisciplinary Research

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The 2022 SfG Annual Conference Program Committee has put together an exciting series of plenary lectures and structured poster presentations from invited speakers and participants who are conducting the most innovative and cutting-edge research in glycobiology in the world today, presented in a virtual format!

You can expect to learn about the latest research related to the following topics:

  • Pathogen–Host Interactions and Glycoimmunology
  • Chemical Biology and Structure–Function Studies
  • Neuroglycobiology
  • Novel Tools and Approaches
  • Glycans in Development and Evolution
  • Glycan Biosynthesis,Trafficking, and Signaling
  • Glycopathologies
  • Diversity of Pathways and Structures   

The common focus on the functional role of carbohydrates brings together different research areas and stimulates discussions and innovative ideas.

Highlights of New Events this year

  • Session-Interview with Carolyn Bertozzi 
  • The International Glycoconjugate Organization Guest Session: “Diversity of pathways and structures” 
  • Q&A Information Session with NIH Program Directors and CSR Officers: New NIH policies, funding initiatives, and support for the Glycobiology community  (Submit Questions Here)
  • DataWorks! – FASEB presentation on an initiative that helps researchers prepare for the new Data Management and Sharing Policy that NIH will implement in January 2023 

We hope you can join us! 


* Virtual Registration Fees:
$100  Member 
$150  NonMember


Meeting Chair:
Vlad Panin, Texas A&M University

Program Committee:

Galit Alter, Ragon Institute
Richard Cummings, Harvard Medical School
Adnan Halim, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Kenji Kadomatsu, Nagoya University, Japan
Lance Wells, University of Georgia

Karen Colley, University of Illinois at Chicago
Elisa Fadda, Maynooth University, Ireland
Hamed Jafar-Nejad, Baylor College of Medicine
Jennifer Kohler, University of Texas Southwestern