Molecular Mechanisms and Therapeutic Innovation in Redox Signaling

The Thiol-Based Redox Regulation and Signaling Seminar (GRS) on Redox Signaling: From Molecular Mechanisms to Therapeutic Innovation offers a unique opportunity for early-career researchers, PhD students, and Postdocs to engage in peer-led discussions focused on the latest developments in redox biology. This seminar fosters an open and collaborative environment for trainees to present and receive feedback on unpublished work, while established researchers guide discussions and support scientific exchange throughout the meeting. The program will explore how redox signaling governs fundamental aspects of cellular function, such as metabolism, stress responses, and adaptation, and how its disruption contributes to aging and disease development. Sessions will not only focus on molecular mechanisms, but highlight the influence of external factors, nutrition, environmental exposures, and lifestyle in shaping redox networks in physiological and pathological contexts. Sessions will also showcase advances in redox-targeted therapeutics and tools for probing oxidative modifications. Talks will be selected from abstract submissions, and all participants will be asked to present a poster. A dedicated mentoring session will conclude the program, offering valuable insight into career development and guidance from experience scientists.