Congratulations to Anne Schuhmacher from Imperial College London for winning the prize at FASEB 2026 conference for best poster.
The AcylERATE team presented several talks at FASEB (Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology) 2026 including invited presentations from Amina Nigmatulin (Imperial College London) and Gemma MacDonald (Strathclyde).
- Bifunctional Depalmitoylators: Towards Programmable Control of Protein Lipidation, Will Fuller, University of Glasgow, UK
- Defining zDHHC9–RAS Interactions and the Role of GCP16 in Substrate Recognition, Gemma MacDonald, Strathclyde University, UK
- Exploring protein S-acylation through chemical biology, Ed Tate, Imperial College London, UK
- SAPPHIRE: A high-throughput proteomics platform for profiling dynamic protein S-acylationusing phosphonate handles, Amina Nigmatulin, Imperial College London, UK
- Substrate specificity of the ABHD deacylases, Jennifer Greaves, Coventry University, UK
- Poster. Anne Schumacher, Imperial College London, UK
- Poster. Anna Scott, Strathclyde University, UK
- Poster. Laura Bartkova, Oxford University, UK
- Poster. Valerio Di Domenico, Oxford University, UK
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