There will be three oral presentation sessions at FiB this year. Every session will consist of four 10-minute talks, each followed by a brief period of questions from the audience.

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Session 1

• Mechanical signatures of nucleic acid knot topology - David Bakker

• Programming Molecular Compliance through Energy Landscape Engineering - Ryan Riopel

• Towards Nanopore Force Measurement on DNA Using Single-Molecule Biotin-Streptavidin Bond Rupture Kinetics  - Zacharias Seitz

• Experimental Validation of Sequence Optimization in DNA Strand Displacement Systems - Samuel Smith

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Session 2

• Information transduction in the stepping dynamics of dimeric transport motors - Antonio Patrón Castro

• Information thermodynamic bounds on the suppression of noise in biochemical reaction networks - Ryan Ripsman

• Coupling a cellular-based vertex model to a flow network to study lumen morphology within spheroids that overexpress hyaluronic acid - Kyungeun Kim

• Population level Dynamics of choices with varying reward can be modelled by a damped harmonic oscillator - Nasim Nozarnejad

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Session 3

• AEGIS: De novo designed immunogens targeting low-entropy β-coronavirus spike regions for broad protection - Santanu Sasidharan

• Immunomodulatory Mechanism of Action of Host Defense Peptides CG4L73 and CG4L81 and their polymer conjugates - Poornima Wedamulla

• Polymer Brushes as Functional Barriers for Trapping in Nanochambers - Jesper Medin

• Advanced Portable Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Instrumentation and Methodology - Alison Frayne