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Protein Folding and Dynamics: From experiment to theory
06/21/2010 - 06/25/2010
Jianpeng Ma ()
Michael Levitt ()
Meeting Description:
Protein folding is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and important problems in biophysics. In the past four decades, extensive experimental and computational effort has been devoted to answering many questions such as: Why do proteins fold? How do proteins fold? How fast do proteins fold? What is the native structure of a given amino acid sequence? Tremendous progress has been made in all aspects of protein folding research, but the key questions are not fully answered. In recent years, principles learned from the study of soluble globular proteins are helping researchers understand intrinsically disordered proteins and “nonfolding events” such as aggregation, all of which have their unique biological roles in cellular function.
The purpose of this workshop is to assemble leading experts in the field to discuss lessons learned and to plan for the future. Of particular interest is to define what different approaches can be taken to address new questions. This seems to be particularly important for a field that has been around for a long time and is becoming increasingly active.
Meeting Venue:
Telluride Intermediate School
725 West Colorado
Telluride CO 81435
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Meeting Details:
Early Bird Price: $ 275.00
Last Date that Early Bird Price is Available: 02/01/2010
Regular Price: $ 375.00
Payment Due Date: 05/01/2010
Cancellation Policy:
TSRC can only guarantee refunds on registration fees and lodging charges prior to the "cancellation deadline" date of your specific workshop, which in this case is 05/01/2010. Please take out travel insurance if you may have to cancel after this date.
Registered Meeting Participants:
| Participant |
Organization |
Email |
Arrival Information |
Departure Information |
Interested in Sharing Transportation? |
| Bai, Yawen |
National Cancer Institute |
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6/20
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6/25
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Y |
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| Cong, Qian |
UT Southwestern |
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| Ebbinghaus, Simon |
UIUC |
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6/20
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6/27
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Y |
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| Englander, Walter |
Univ of Penna |
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6/20
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6/26
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Y |
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| Ghosh, Kingshuk |
University of Denver |
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6/20
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6/25
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| Grishin, Nick |
UT Southwestern/HHMI |
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| Gruebele, Martin |
U. of Illinois |
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| Huang, Xuhui |
Hong Kong University of Sci & Tech |
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6/20
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6/25
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| Jiang, Lin |
University of California, Los Angeles |
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6/20
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6/26
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Y |
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| Levitt, Michael |
Stanford University |
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| Ma, Jianpeng |
Baylor College of Medicine |
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| Marqusee, Susan |
University of California, Berkeley |
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6/21
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6/25
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| Minary, Peter |
Department of Structural Biology, Stanford Univers |
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6/20
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6/26
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| Moult, John |
CARB |
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6/20
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6/27
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| Onuchic, Jose |
UCSD/CTBP |
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6/20
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6/23
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| Pande, Vijay |
Stanford University |
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| Park, Jiyong |
UCLA-DOE and HHMI |
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6/21
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6/27
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Y |
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| Piana, Stefano |
D. E. Shaw Research |
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| Shakhnovich, Eugene |
Harvard University |
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6/21
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6/25
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| Skolnick, Jeffrey |
Center for the Study of Systems Biology |
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| Sosnick, Tobin |
Univ. of Chicago |
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6/20
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6/26
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| Wang, Jin |
SUNY at Stony Brook |
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6/20
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6/25
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Y |
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| Zhou, Ruhong |
IBM Watson Lab |
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6/14
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6/25
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Y |
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