Program Schedule

Monday, May 19

• 16:00–17:00 – Arrival and registration
• 17:00–17:30 – Welcome by Stefani Gianni, Birthe B. Kragelund, and Kristian Strømgaard
• 17:30–18:30 – Plenary Lecture 1: Tanja Mittag – “Keeping up with the IDPs”
• 18:30–21:00 – Pizza and get-together

Tuesday, May 20 – High Throughput Technologies for Studying IDPs

• 09:00–10:00 – Lecture 1: Michael Wehr – Advanced barcoding technologies and next-generation disease modeling
• 10:00–10:30 – Coffee and croissants
• 10:30–12:30 – Lecture 2 + Hands-on: Ylva Ivarsson – High-throughput screening using phage display
• 12:30–14:30 – Lunch + Journal club (new groups)
• 14:30–16:00 – Plenary Lecture 2 + Hands-on: Kresten Lindorff-Larsen – Structure prediction and simulation of IDPs
• 16:00–18:00 – Poster session (Group 1) with refreshments
• 20:15–21:45 – Social Event: Boulefun @ Boulebar

Wednesday, May 21 – IDPs in Disease

• 09:00–10:30 – Lecture 3 + Hands-on: Zsuzsanna Dosztányi – Sequence-function-disease relationships
• 10:30–11:00 – Coffee and croissants
• 11:00–12:30 – Lecture 4 + Hands-on: Kristian Strømgaard – Chemical biology tools for IDP interactions
• 12:30–13:30 – Lunch
• 13:30–15:00 – Mentoring session with Jane Clarke, Sonja Kuhn, and Norman Davey
• 15:00–17:00 – Poster session (Group 2)
• 17:00–18:30 – Plenary Lecture 3: Alleyn Plowright – Industry insights
• 18:30 onward – Dinner in pre-defined groups

Thursday, May 22 – Quantitative Understanding of IDP Interactions

• 09:00–10:30 – Lecture 5 + Hands-on: Stefano Gianni – Kinetic methods to analyze IDP systems
• 10:30–11:00 – Coffee and croissants
• 11:00–12:30 – Lecture 6: Malene Ringkjøbing Jensen – IDP scaffolds in signaling pathways
• 12:30–13:00 – Lunch (sandwiches to go)
• 13:00–18:00 – Excursion to Novo Nordisk with Franziska Zosel
• Evening – Free time

Friday, May 23 – Advanced Methods for Studying IDPs

• 09:00–10:30 – Lecture 7 + Hands-on: Benjamin Schuler – Single-molecule spectroscopy
• 10:30–11:00 – Coffee and croissants
• 11:00–12:30 – Lecture 8 + Hands-on: Alfonso De Simone – NMR, solid-state methods, and molecular simulations
• 12:30–13:30 – Lunch
• 13:30–15:00 – Hands-on NMR Tutorial with Birthe B. Kragelund
• 15:00–16:30 – Lecture 9: Philip Ball – “Science Communication – Why or Why Not?”
• 16:30–18:00 – Panel discussion with Kristian Strømgaard and Benjamin Schuler
• 19:00–23:00 – Farewell Dinner @ BAR MORO / BÆST

Saturday, May 24

• Departure

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The summer school provides an in-depth exploration of intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs), from their biological roles to experimental and computational approaches. Through hands-on training, lectures by leading scientists, mentoring, poster sessions, and social events, participants will gain comprehensive insights into IDPs in health and disease.