The International Symposium will explore a wide range of
topics, including ubiquitination, the proteasome, autophagy, and chemical tools in the regulation of protein and
organelle lifetimes. These discussions will span basic
science and their implications for disease.
 Our goal is to assemble a diverse group of approximately
300 scientists featuring outstanding international speakers and emerging young talents in the field to share their latest research findings and foster collaborative partnerships.
 The conference will be held in Nara, a city renowned for its rich history and natural beauty. Once the capital of Japan
around the year 700, Nara is conveniently located just
one hour from Kyoto and Osaka. The timing of the
conference coincides with the stunning fall foliage,
providing a unique and inspiring setting for scientific
exchange.