Sweprot 2026 List of Abstracts for Poster Presentations


List of abstracts for poster presentations at Sweprot 2026, sorted by poster number.

1Sigrid Berglund, Uppsala University, Design, production and evaluation of a de novo enzyme for hydrogen evolution
2Christopher Dirks, Karolinska Institutet, Systematic profiling of drug metabolite interactions with the dNTPase SAMHD1
3Hillevi Fjellström & Jonna Lidén, Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut (FOI), Modulation of Acetylcholinesterase Dynamics by Ethyl Paraoxon
4Gina Jackisch, University of Gothenburg, Electric-field-stimulated protein mechanics to study structural changes in yeast aquaporin AQY1
5Angelica Nash, Lund University, Unravelling the true identity of XIP1;1α in Nicotiana benthamiana
6Johannes Panagiotidis, University of Gothenburg, Investigating hAQP4 Inhibition and its Protein-Protein Interactions
7Helin Strandberg, Lund University, Decoding the AQP-Ezrin connection: a structural and functional insight into their interactions
8Susana Fernandes, Stockholm University, Cotranslational folding of an integral membrane protein GlpG into an artificial protein WRAP 
9Ane Metola, Stockholm University, How can the cell assemble complex structural motifs of integral membrane proteins?
10Filippo Perego, Lund University, Molecular basis of human Aquaporins inhibition
11Isabel Bento, MAX IV, BioMAX at MAX IV: Enabling Diverse Approaches in Macromolecular Crystallography
12Alexander Korsunsky, Linköping University, Do AlphaFold Ensembles Capture Side-Chain Fluctuations? A Large-Scale Benchmark Against MD and PDB Homologsh
13Dean Lang, MAX IV Laboratory, MAX 4U- the first fourth-generation lightsource upgrade
14Bernadette Mayer, University of Gothenburg, Elucidating KcsA structural dynamics using time-resolved X-ray solution scattering and molecular dynamics simulations
15Ilari Rautio, Lund University / RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, De Novo Design of Mini-Protein Inhibitors Targeting Urocanate Reductase
16Antonio Rodriguez Blazquez, Umeå University, Deciphering the molecular mechanism of a novel cryptosporidiosis therapy
17Valerio Romano, University of Gothenburg, Functionalization of KcsA for Time-Resolved Structural Studies
18Gabriela Schröder, MAX IV Laboratory / Lund University, TR+: Time-Resolved Photons for Life Science at MAX IV
19Anton Sellerberg, BioMS Lund, HDX-MS, Integrating Machine Learning for Improved Data Interpretation
20Claudia Alleva, Stockholm University, Computational characterization of proton coupling in Xyle
21Ashish Kawale, Swedish NMR Centre at the University of Gothenburg, From DNA to Protein in under 4 hours using Automated Cell-Free Protein Synthesis
22Tamim Al-Jubair, Lund University, Cryo-EM Enabled Drug Discovery Targeting Aquaporin-4 in Brain Edema
23Moa Carlsson, University of Gothenburg, Electron microscopy and Tomography studies of Caenorhabditis elegans mitochondrial respiratory complexes during anoxic conditions
24Constantinos Chatzicharalampous, Lund University, Structural analysis and protein-protein interactions of the multidomain PARP14 enzyme
25Oscar E. Chiang, University of Gothenburg, Structural studies of proteins with therapeutical potential
26Yui Yee Chow, University of Gothenburg, Structural diversity of the spermatozoon end piece
27Haritha D, Uppsala University, How a multifunctional bacteriophage protein counteracts bacterial defense: Structural basis of inhibition of E. coli Type I RM system by T3 SAM lyase
28Taylor Devlin, Umeå University, Structural and Thermodynamic Insights into Adhesin-Mediated Pathogenesis in Enterococci
29Dinesh Dhurvas Chandrasekaran, Umeå University, Optimizing Semliki Forest Virus Replication Organelle Purification for Cryo-electron Tomography of the Neck Complex
30Anna-Lena Fischer, Uppsala University, From old find new: Unraveling phytochrome structural dynamics from single-particle cryo-EM using cryoSPHERE
31Candice Gautier, Uppsala University, Divide to conquer: Deciphering the interaction landscape of whirlin, an Usher syndrome protein
32Simon Gripvall, Lund University, Structural basis of interacting complexes in the intracellular relocalisation of Aquaporin-4
33Johanna Hultman, Linköping University, The N-Myc MB0-MBI region interacts specifically and dynamically with the N-lobe of Aurora kinase A
34Juliane John, Stockholm University, Investigation of a novel group of small ribonucleotide reductases
35Koen Jurgens, Stockholm University / SciLifeLab, Structural basis for the interplay between VCP/p97 and ataxin-3
36Bhavna Kumari, Umeå University, Solving the Structure of Needle-Shaped LolB Microcrystals from Shigella via MicroED
37Finja König, Stockholm University, The structure and function of cytochrome c dependent Nitric Oxide Reductase from Paracoccus denitrificans
38Clara Manesco, Uppsala University, Unlocking the viral capsid: crown protein and pore structural and functional analysis in dsRNA Virus
39Katharina Niekamp, Stockholm University, Investigation of tyrosyl-radical maintenance in ribonucleotide reductase
40Kendra Njo, Uppsala University, Elucidating the Structures of Blue-Light Photoreceptor Proteins and Their Light-Induced Intermediate States
41Maria Nowakowska, Stockholm University, Botulinum neurotoxins exploit host digestive proteases to boost their oral toxicity via activating OrfX/P47
42Filip Perschke, Uppsala University, Developing micro-to-milisecond time resolved cryo-EM using caged ATP –  GroEL a proof of concept
43M. Cäcilie Schmidt, Stockholm University / SciLifeLab, Structural Basis of a Subtype-specific Modulator in a Human GABA(A) Receptor
44Bina Singh, Umeå University, Role of NS4B protein in the formation of the Replication Complex in Langat Virus
45Marie Sorin, Umeå University, Structural characterization of Human Adenoviruses D56 and D36
46Emilia Strandback, Karolinska Institutet, Protein Science Facility, Karolinska Institutet
47Catherine Thomas, Lund University, Small Molecule HIV-1 Nef Inhibitors Disrupt Nef Homodimer Formation in vitro
48Ellen Walse, Stockholm University, Decoding Botulinum Neurotoxins: Harnessing Single Particle Cryo-EM for Molecular Insights
49Stacey Wassel, Lund University, In vitro analysis of PARP11 suggests functional relevance of dimerization
50Elin Hellquist, University of Gothenburg, Trans-hyponitrite (N2O22-) adopts an unconventional ligand binding mode in ba3-type cytochrome c oxidase
51Josefin Ridaeus, University of Gothenburg, Structural studies of the bacterial cytochrome P450 DitU using serial crystallography towards time-resolved studies
52Annica Saaret, Stockholm University, Crystallographic fragment screening for a small cancer target
53Amrita Salim, Umeå University, Elucidating the structure & self-regulation of PrgK- mediated cell wall remodeling in E. faecalis during conjugation
54Hannah Wickbom, Linköpings University, Structural insights into the 2A2 protein from Duck Hepatitis A virus
55Vilmina Yngvesson, Lund University, PARP15 and PARP14 Mediate ADP-Ribosylation of PKM2