European RosettaCon on Oct 28-30, 2026
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Lisbon, Portugal
European RosettaCon 2026
Welcome to European RosettaCon 2026 - “Crossing Boundaries with Protein Design”
Our conference addresses all computational protein modeling and design enthusiasts. Gather at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal October 28th-30th (Wed-Fri) to discuss:
- Protein design and structure prediction method development
- Design of biomaterials, biosensors, and biologics
- Small-molecule binder and enzyme design
- High throughput data generation and handling
- Structural characterization and modelling of proteins
- AlphaFold, ESMFold2, RFDiffusion, ProteinMPNN, LLMs and much more
Keynote speakers
Invited speakers
Organizing Committee
Student Organizing Team
Catarina Tavares Cavaleiro
GIMM/FMUL, ITQB NOVA
Rita Teixeira
ITQB NOVA, EPFL
João Pedro Correia
ITQB NOVA, SilicoLife
João Catarino
ITQB NOVA
Jéssica Rodrigues
ITQB NOVA
Raquel Domingues
ITQB NOVA
Venue Information
European RosettaCon 2026 will take place at the Rectory of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is set along the broad estuary of the Tagus, bearing the layered imprint of a city that once anchored a global maritime empire while repeatedly rebuilding itself after earthquakes and political upheavals. Its cultural life is shaped by centuries of Atlantic exchange: Manueline architecture, azulejo-covered façades, and the distinctive melancholy of fado coexist with a contemporary arts scene and diverse Lusophone influences. The city’s hills, riverfront vistas, and proximity to the Atlantic create a luminous landscape that frames both its historic quarters and its modern expansions.
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RosettaCon is a place where Rosetta Commons member laboratories and invited guests share their latest experimental and computational research breakthroughs in macromolecular engineering and structure prediction.
For more information about Rosetta Commons please go to the Rosetta Commons Website