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The 5th Molecules Medicinal Chemistry Symposium
2026-02-12


We are delighted to announce The 5th Molecules Medicinal Chemistry Symposium (MMCS 2026): New Trends in Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery, which will take place in Beijing, China, from 14-17 May, 2026.

MMCS 2026 is proudly organized by MDPI, the esteemed publisher of the open-access journal Molecules. Building on the outstanding success of previous events held in Rome and Barcelona, this symposium continues our commitment to pushing the boundaries of chemical biology and drug discovery. This year offers an engaging and comprehensive program, highlighting the latest advancements and exploring cutting-edge topics:

Session 1: Chemical Biology for Drug Discovery
Session 2: AI for Drug Discovery
Session 3: New Proximity-Based Drug Modalities
Session 4: Natural Products in Drug Discovery
Session 5: Biocatalysis for Natural Product and Drug Synthesis
Session 6: Drug Discovery Targeting GPCRs and Ion Channels
Session 7: DNA-Encoded Libraries in Drug Discovery
Session 8: Medicinal Chemistry Tales

Each session will feature distinguished keynote speakers, sharing their groundbreaking insights and latest research findings. Complementing these presentations, selected talks from promising young researchers and poster sessions will offer a platform for emerging scientists to showcase their innovative work and contribute to this vibrant exchange of ideas.

Beijing provides an inspiring setting for this prestigious event. With a blend of rich cultural heritage and cutting-edge innovation, the city offers the perfect backdrop for participants to engage in thought-provoking discussions on research innovation whilst also exploring the beauty of one of the worlds most captivating places in the springtime.

We would be delighted to welcome you to Beijing for what promises to be an enlightening and impactful symposium. Together, let us explore new horizons, foster collaboration, and shape the future of chemical biology, medicinal chemistry, and drug discovery.

Kind regards,
Prof. Dr. Xiaoguang Lei, Peking University, China
Prof. Dr. Diego Muñoz-Torrero,
 University of Barcelona, Spain