2021 SUMS-RAS
MASS SPEC: THE FUTURE FRONTIER
Thursday October 7, 2021
9 am-1:30 pm Pacific Time, online
Talks & posters now viewable on demand
A free symposium for mass spectrometry users, researchers, and explorers! The online Stanford University Mass Spectrometry Research Applications Symposium (SUMS-RAS) is an opportunity for scientists around the galaxy to learn, present, and discuss what's on the horizon of mass spec-related research.
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FLIGHT PLAN
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Following a week of lead-up online activities including the sponsor “fun fact” trivia game, SUMS-RAS will commence at 9:00 am PT on Thursday October 7th, 2021. An action-packed 4.5 hours will include featured speaker slots, an online poster session, and a roundtable discussion, as well as presentations of the sponsor “Fun Facts” answers and raffle drawings.
ON-SITE NETWORKING
The virtual symposium will be followed by a casual in-person reception and open house at the Bass Biology Building from approximately 1:30-4 pm. Be sure to review COVID safety requirements well in advance.
SPEAKERS
Come explore what's on the horizon and beyond with visionary scientists!
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Florian Harking, University of Copenhagen - Automated and Ultra-sensitive Workflows for Large-scale Quantitative Phosphoproteomics
Dr. Maureen A. Kane, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - Mass Spectrometry Imaging and Ion Mobility for the Study of Lipids in the Injured Brain
Dr. Gerald Larrouy-Maumus, Imperial College - Deciphering Mechanisms of Immunometabolism in Eukaryotes and Drug Resistance in Bacteria using Extracellular Flux Analysis and 13C Stable-Isotope Tracing
John Valliere-Douglass, SeaGen - Merging Mass Spectrometry and Analytical Assay Data Sets to Streamline Biotherapeutic Protein Characterization and Enhance Product Understanding
Dr. Sebastian Virreira Winter, OmicEra Diagnostics - Biomarker Discovery in Body Fluids using High-throughput MS-based Proteomics
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
The New Flexible Laboratory - Meeting Needs and Expectations in an Evolving Scientific Landscape
Roundtable participants:
Dr. Marshall Bern, VP of Research and Co-Founder - Protein Metrics
Dr. Gaelle Bridon, Global Cellular Metabolism Segment Manager - Agilent Technologies
Dr. Roy Martin, Senior Field Marketing Manager, Biological Mass Spectrometry - Waters
Dr. Laurent Rieux, Product Specialist - Evosep
Dr. Stoyan Stoychev, Head of Proteomics - ReSyn Biosciences
POSTERS
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