24–27 June, 2026 · Prague, Czechia
2026 Prague Metabolism and Signaling Symposium
Symposium Chairs
Kateřina Rohlenová
David Sabatini
24–27 June, 2026 · Prague, Czechia
Symposium Chairs
Kateřina Rohlenová
David Sabatini
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31 March 2026
1 April 2026
15 April 2026
24–27 June 2026
31 March 2026
1 April 2026
15 April 2026
24–27 June 2026
Welcome
There has been an explosion of research into the metabolic changes that underlie varied physiological and diseased states and the signaling pathways that control metabolism in response to metabolites.
This meeting will bring together experts at the intersection of metabolism and signal transduction to discuss their latest work. Themes to be covered include energy and metabolite sensing; organellar signaling; autophagy; the aging process; cancer, immune, and stem cell metabolism; and metabolism in host–pathogen interactions.
Confirmed speakers study metabolism from diverse perspectives, so presentations will cover a broad range of approaches and topics, from work in humans to structural biology. The symposium will have about 30 speakers and include two Keynote presentations. There will be plenty of time for networking and excursions in the beautiful city of Prague.
We are pleased that we can offer a heavily discounted registration fee for students wishing to attend the conference.
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Schedule
Registration and Coffee
Introduction: Kateřina Rohlenová & David Sabatini
Keynote Speaker 1: Karen Vousden (The Francis Crick Institute, UK)
Metabolism and Mitochondria — Jared Rutter · Gerta Hoxhaj · Short talk 1 · Coffee Break · Naama Kanarek · Heather Christofk · Nada Kaalany · Issam Ben Sahra
Poster session 1 with drinks and small bites reception
Metabolism and Mitochondria — Jessica Spinelli · Luca Scorrano · Navdeep Chandel · Short talk 2 · Coffee Break · Michael Pacold · Kivanc Birsoy · Thales Papagiannakopoulos · Short talk 3
Sponsor short talks · Lunch
Metabolism and Mitochondria — Kateřina Rohlenová · Celeste Simon · Richard Possemato · Lydia Finley
Guided tour of Prague Castle
Conference dinner for all attendees (registration required)
Immunometabolism, Aging, Stem Cells, and More — Janelle Ayres · Mark Febbraio · Erika Pearce · Short talk 4 · Coffee Break · Anne Brunet · Reuben Shaw · Liron Bar-Peled
Sponsor Short talks · Lunch and Poster session 2
Immunometabolism, Aging, and Stem Cells — Andrew Dillin · Eileen White · Pekka Katajisto · Short talk 5 · Coffee Break · Ralph DeBerardinis · Alejo Efeyan · Omer Yilmaz
Keynote Speaker 2: Michael Hall (Biozentrum/University of Basel, Switzerland)
mTOR Biology — Brendan Manning · Kuang Shen · Short talk 6 · Mario Pende · David Sabatini
Best poster prize and closing remarks · Takeaway lunch · Meeting Adjourns
Pricing
Secure your spot at the 2026 Prague Metabolism and Signaling Symposium.
Please note, the Conference dinner will have a separate fee and registration.
Location
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The symposium will be held at the Czech National Library of Technology (NTK) — an award-winning modern building in Prague's Dejvice university campus, with excellent conference facilities and public transport access via the Dejvická metro station.
Technická 2710/6
160 80 Prague 6 – Dejvice
Czech Republic
We recommend booking at either the Hotel Diplomat or the Hotel International, both within walking distance of the venue.
Nestled in the heart of Europe, Prague is a city where centuries of rich history meet vibrant modern life. Its breathtaking Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture earned the historic center a UNESCO World Heritage designation.
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For any inquiries, please reach out to org@praguemetabolismsymposium.com
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Symposium Chairs
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Institute of Biotechnology, Czech Academy of Sciences
Katerina.Rohlenova@ibt.cas.czOrganizing Team