Fall 2021 Crash Course

Thursday, December 9 2021 • 1:00 PM EST

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1:00–1:05 pm	Introductions Stephen K. Burley, M.D., D.Phil.: Founding Director, Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine J.Barr von Oehsen, Ph.D.: Associate Vice President, Office of Advanced Research Computing
1:05–1:10 pm	Welcome and Crash Course Learning Objectives Michael E.Zwick, Ph.D: Senior Vice President, Office of Research
1:10–1:40 pm	Do Novo Protien Structure Prediction: Disruptive Transformation of Biology in 3D Minkyung Beak, Ph.D: University of Washington
1:40–2:10 pm	Primer on Aritificial Intelligence: Statistical Underpinning and Vocabulary Sijian Wang, Ph.D: IQB; SAS-Statistics
2:10–2:30 pm	Potential for Impact on Research in Cell/Molecular, Cancer, and Structural Biology Stephen K. Burley, M.D., D.Phil.:RCSB PDB; IQB; SAS-C&CB; CINJ
Lightning Talks:
2:30–2:45 pm	Experience with Applications in Single-partilce Cryo-Election Microscopy Vasileios Petrou, Ph.D:CLL; RNJMS-MB&MG
2:45-3:00 pm	Experience with Applications in Computational Biology Guilaume Lamoureux, Ph.D:CCIB-Chemistry

Tuesday, November 2 2021 • 1:00 PM

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1:00–1:05 pm	Welcome and introductions Stephen K. Burley, M.D., D.Phil.: Founding Director, Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine
1:05–1:25 pm	Protein Data Bank at 50 years of age Stephen K. Burley, M.D., D.Phil.: Director, RCSB PDB; IQB; SAS-C&CB; CINJ
1:25–1:45 pm	Structural biology of transcription and transcriptional regulation Richard Ebright, Ph.D.: WI; SAS-C&CB
1:45–2:05 pm	Structural elucidation of beta-(1,3)-glucan synthase from Candida glabrata using cryo-electron tomography Wei Dai, Ph.D.: IQB; SAS-CBN
2:05–2:25 pm	Use of structural information to guide successful design of HIV/AIDS treatments Eddy Arnold, Ph.D.: CABM; SAS-C&CB; CINJ
2:25–2:45 pm	How Colicin E1 stoppers the multidrug efflux pump TolC Jason Kaelber, Ph.D.: IQB; Rutgers Cryo-EM and Nanoimaging Facility; CINJ
2:45–3:00 pm	Break
3:00-3:20 pm	Bacterial response regulators: Diverse regulatory mechanisms enabled by structurally conserved domains Ann Stock, Ph.D.: CABM; RWJMS-B&MB; CINJ
3:20–3:40 pm	Solving protein structures with proton detected solid-state NMR: 15 years of progress Andrew Nieuwkoop, Ph.D.: SAS-C&CB
3:40–4:00 pm	How PDB expanded my career from biology to data science Catherine Lawson, Ph.D.: IQB; RCSB PDB
4:00–4:20 pm	Investigating alpha-Synuclein amyloid seeding processes by NMR Jean Baum, Ph.D.: SAS-C&CB
4:20–4:40 pm	A story from under the poisonous umbrella: Towards cryo-EM structure determination of the ribosome-Shiga toxin complex Arek Kulczyk, Ph.D.: IQB; SEBS-M&B; CINJ
4:40–5:00 pm	Conformational plasticity in molecular recognition Guy Montelione, Ph.D.: Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute-C&CB (previously Rutgers CABM; SAS-MBB)
5:00–5:20 pm	Structure determination of small proteins by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy Vasileios Petrou, Ph.D.: CII; RNJMS-MB&MG
5:20–5:40 pm	Receptor binding and entry of Hepatitis C Virus Joe Marcotrigiano, Ph.D.: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (previously Rutgers CABM; SAS-C&CB)
5:40–6:00 pm	Nucleic acid structures and the Protein Data Bank Helen M. Berman, Ph.D.: Director Emerita, RCSB PDB; IQB; SAS-C&CB
6:00 pm	Closing remarks and acknowledgements Stephen K. Burley, M.D., D.Phil.