Dear Members, The 2026 Antibody Society (TAbS) Research Competition is now open and welcomes submissions from undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdocs working in antibody research. We invite you to submit a summary of your work on a topic related to antibody research. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to: Antibody engineering or design […]
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Landscape of phage display in therapeutic antibody discovery Phage display technology has advanced significantly since its development in the late 1980s, and it remains a powerful platform for generating therapeutic and bioanalytical antibodies. More recently, it has gained increasing interest. In this scientific briefing, Dr. Francisco Ylera, Head of R&D at Bio-Rad Laboratories, will review […] |
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2 events,Learn more about the NextGen BioMed Conference here: NextGen Biomed 2026 The Antibody Society will be participating in the ‘Accelerating Workflows With Computational Design’ discussion: March 23rd at 1.25pm local time. We will also have a booth within the exhibition center where we'll be giving out freebies like stickers, t-shirts, and more! |
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2 events,Clear, concise communication is essential to make your science accessible! The Antibody Society is offering you a chance to grow this skill through a Science Writing Competition. You will hone your ability to research a topic, synthesize knowledge, and express yourself in a coherent and persuasive manner by participating in this competition. We invite you […] |
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Join us as we host a webinar on our 2025 Huston Award Winner Xin Zhou's work: Developing programmable protein systems to decipher and rewire cancer and immunity. Please find the abstract for the talk and Xin's bio below. Abstract: The cell surface is a central hub of biological processes, transducing information from the cell’s surroundings […] |
