116
Biophysical Society 58
th
Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California
10:45
am
–12:45
pm
Platform: DNA Structure and Dynamics
Room 304
10:45
am
–12:45
pm
Platform: Membrane-active Peptides and Toxins
Room 305
10:45
am
–12:45
pm
Platform: Microtubules and Motors
Room 306
11:00
am
–12:30
pm
Exhibitor Presentation: Nanion Technologies
SURFE2R - Catch the Wave for Transporters
Precise Measurements of Membrane Transporter Protein Activity
Room 123
12:00
pm
–2:00
pm
Postdoc to Faculty Q&A: Transitions Forum and Luncheon
Room 124/125
12:30
pm
–2:00
pm
Career Opportunities at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions: Finding a Job and Finding Success
Room 310
1:00
pm
–2:00
pm
Networking with Minority Biophysicists: Resources and Opportunities
Room 302
1:00
pm
–2:30
pm
Exhibitor Presentation: Molecular Devices, LLC
Axon Electrophysiology Symposium: Getting the Most out of pCLAMP Software
Room 123
1:30
pm
–2:30
pm
Science and Policy with Steven Chu
Room 304
1:45
pm
–3:00
pm
Snack Break
Hall D
1:45
pm
–3:45
pm
Poster Presentations and Late Posters
Hall D
2:15
pm
–3:30
pm
The Basics, the Discoveries, and the Controversies: Membrane Protein Structure and Dynamics
Room 301
2:30
pm
–3:30
pm
Career CenterWorkshop:What toDoWhenYou AreTired of DoingWhat You Are Doing: A Unique
Interactive Workshop for Experienced Workers
Room 300
2:30
pm
–4:30
pm
PhD Careers Beyond the Bench
Room 309
3:00
pm
–4:30
pm
Exhibitor Presentation: GE Healthcare
The Devil is in the Detail: The Importance of Accurate Stability and Concentration
Determination in Biomolecular Interaction Analysis
Room 123
3:00
pm
–5:00
pm
Education Committee Meeting
Room 122
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Symposium: Structural Dynamics of Molecular Machines
Co-Chairs:
Julio Fernandez, Columbia University
,
and Yasmine Meroz, Harvard University
Room 134
POSTTRANSLATIONALMODIFICATIONS ASMODULATORS OFMECHANICAL PROTEIN FOLDING.
Julio Fernandez
A ZOO OF SLOW DYNAMICS.
Yasmine Meroz
DIRECTMEASUREMENTS OFTRANSCRIPTION FACTOR BINDING ANDDISSOCIATION AT INDIVIDUAL
CHROMOSOMAL OPERATORS.
Johan Elf
ClpX, A STOCHASTIC PROTEIN UNFOLDING AND TRANSLOCATION MACHINE.
Robert T. Sauer
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Symposium: Molecular Self-Assembly-from in Vitro to Cellular Systems
Co-Chairs:
Roy Bar-Ziv,Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
,
and Suzanne Gaudet, Harvard Medical School
Room 135
SYMMETRY-BASED DESIGN AND STRUCTURE OF SELF-ASSEMBLING PROTEIN CAGES AND
NANOMATERIALS.
Todd O. Yeates
SEQUESTERED: MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF BACTERIAL MICROCOMPARTMENTS.
David Savage
LEVERAGING CELL-TO-CELL VARIABILITY TO UNDERSTAND SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION NETWORKS.
Suzanne Gaudet
TOWARDS ARTIFICIAL CELLS IN 2D.
Roy Bar-Ziv
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Symposium: Applications of Quantum Mechanics to Biophysical Problems
Co-Chairs:
Qiang Cui, University of Wisconsin–Madison, and
Sharon Hammes-Schiffer, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Room 130/131
QM/MM METHODS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND APPLICATION TO MEMBRANE PROTEINS AND
MOLECULAR MOTORS.
Qiang Cui
HYDROGENTUNNELING, ELECTROSTATICS, AND CONFORMATIONAL MOTIONS IN ENZYME CATALYSIS.
Sharon Hammes-Schiffer
USING QUANTUM MECHANICS IN BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURE REFINEMENT.
Kenneth M. Merz
CLASSICAL ANDMIXED QUANTUMMECHANICAL/MOLECULAR MECHANICAL (QM/MM) SIMULATIONS OF
G PROTEIN COUPLED RECEPTORS.
Ursula Rothlisberger
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Platform: Excitation-Contraction Coupling
Room 132/133
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Platform: Other Channels
Room 303
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Platform: Force Spectroscopy
Room 304
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Platform: Membrane Dynamics
Room 305
4:00
pm
–6:00
pm
Platform: Muscle: Fiber and Molecular Mechanics and Structure
Room 306
