Stanford Mass Spectrometry
Users' Meeting - 2009

Date: Thursday, September 3rd
Time: 10:00 am
Location: Braun Auditorium, Seely G. Mudd Building [map]
Parking: Stock Farm event parking [map & directions]
Admission: Sorry, the meeting has been sold out



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Symposium for users of Stanford mass spectrometry resources as well as those interested in finding out more about applications of the technology.

Learn about on-campus mass spec resources and specific application areas -- quantitative analysis, proteomics, metabolomics -- during the morning workshops.

Hear from Stanford scientists from a broad range of disciplines who are using mass spec in their research.

PRELIMINARY PROGRAM:
9:30 am Registration opens
10:00 am

Welcome, Core facility introductions
Orr Sharpe, Palo Alto VA - Stanford DDC
Michael Eckart, PAN Facility
Allis Chien, SUMS
 

Workshops
10:30 am Workshop: Quantitative Analysis [download .pdf]
Karolina Krasinska
11:00 am Workshop: Proteomics [download .pdf]
Chris Adams
11:30 am Workshop: Metabolomics [download .pdf]
Pavel Aronov
noon Lunch, Mudd Patio
 

User presentations

1:00 pm

Architecture of the TFIIH holoenzyme
Brian Gibbons, Dept. of Structural Biology

1:20 pm

Hedgehog signal transduction through the unconventional GPCR Smoothened
Randall Mann, Dept. of Developmental Biology; HHMI

1:40 pm

Therapeutic benefit of alpha B crystallin in an animal model of multiple sclerosis
Jonathan Rothbard, Dept. of Medicine - Immunology & Rheumatology
2:00 pm

Integrative genomics: Toward understanding our drugs and diseases
Gary Peltz, Dept. of Anesthesia

2:30 pm

Keynote presentation: Opportunities in Proteomics
Joshua Elias, Dept. of Chemical & Systems Biology

3:15 pm Reception & sponsors' prize raffle, Mudd Patio

Many thanks to our meeting sponsors:

  • Agilent Technologies
  • Applied Biosystems
  • Bruker Daltonics
  • Promega Corporation
  • Sage-N Research, Inc.
  • Thermo Fisher Scientific
  • Varian
  • VWR Scientific
  • Waters Corporation

And special thanks to Patricia Dwyer for invaluable assistance organizing this meeting!

    

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