Improving the Speed and Production of Increasingly Complex Proteins

The Protein Expression stream at PEGS Boston unites the breakthrough science and technologies transforming how proteins are expressed, optimized, and produced to tight deadlines. Across three tracks, the program showcases advances in host and construct engineering, developability, cell free expression, automation, and data-driven production. The Difficult-to-Express Proteins track tackles the persistent challenges involved in producing membrane proteins, GPCRs, multispecifics, Fc fusions, minibinders, and conjugation ready precursors, closing the gap between what can be designed and what can actually be made. The Optimizing Protein Expression track explores how cell line engineering, sequence-based prediction, transient platforms, cell-free systems, and quality by design are improving yield, product quality, and translation to manufacturing. Finally, the Maximizing Protein Production Workflows track examines how automation, AI-enabled workflows, real time analytics, standardized data, and integrated expression and characterization platforms are accelerating the journey from hit to lead. Join leading scientists advancing protein expression from sequence and construct design through scalable production.

Conferences Include:

May 10-11

Difficult-to-Express Proteins