THANK YOU for a successful 40th Winter School on Proteinases and Inhibitors in Tiers!
We’re looking forward to 2024: Feb 28 – Mar 3, SAVE THE DATE!
Founded by Hans Fritz and Vito Turk more than three decades ago, the Winter School continues to provide a scientifically stimulating and personally outstandingly open atmosphere to researchers on proteolytic enzymes.
By its tradition, the Winter School provides a forum primarily to young scientists allowing them to present their exciting and /or intriguing results for discussion with leading experts. The exceptional success story of the Winter School also relates to the beautiful scenery of the Tiers valley which serves as an ideal incubator for scientific exchange.
The splendid spirit of the Winter School in Tiers attracts scientists from Europe and worldwide, covering diverse and vibrant fields of protease research, such as mechanistic studies on proteases in their molecular, cellular and organismic context. Participate and enjoy this unique event!
By its tradition, the Winter School provides a forum primarily to young scientists allowing them to present their exciting and /or intriguing results for discussion with leading experts. The exceptional success story of the Winter School also relates to the beautiful scenery of the Tiers valley which serves as an ideal incubator for scientific exchange.
The splendid spirit of the Winter School in Tiers attracts scientists from Europe and worldwide, covering diverse and vibrant fields of protease research, such as mechanistic studies on proteases in their molecular, cellular and organismic context. Participate and enjoy this unique event!
Registration for 2024 starts November 2023.
Co-organized by
ProteoCure
To enable and foster the unrestrained presentation and discussion of new results and ongoing research, every Winter School attendee must respect that all contents presented and discussed at the Winter School are private communications, not allowed for public use. Consequently, recording of lectures or photographing/copying of slides or presentations is prohibited.
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