The Protein Society Annual Symposium 2025 (PS39)

June 26 - 29, 2025 | San Francisco, California | Hilton San Francisco Union Square 

 

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Preliminary Sessions and Speakers
 
Concurrent Sessions
Session 1: Revealing the Invisible: New Techniques for Observing 
Transient Protein States
  Session 2: Emergent Properties of Protein Supramolecular Assemblies
Thompson Komives rauscher   williams landau rousseau
Michael Thompson 
U of California Merced
Elizabeth Komives 
U of California San Diego
Sarah Rauscher 
U of Toronto
  Allison Williams 
U of California San Francisco
Meytal Landau 
DESY
Fred Rousseau 
KU Leuven-VIB Centre for Brain & Disease Research
Using Ultrafast X-ray Pulses to Understand How SLO Makes Lipid Peroxidation Go Fast  Revealing the Invisible: New Techniques for Observing Transient Protein States
 Molecular Simulations of Protein Structure & Dynamics Across the Continuum of Protein Disorder        
Session 3: New Proteins and Folds Through AI   Session 4: Proteins Moving, and On the Move Inside the Cell
 Oberdorfer  ferruz alamdari   encalada Padron RVSD cui
Gustav Oberdorfer
Graz U
 
Noelia Ferruz
Centre for Genomic Regulation
 
 Sarah Alamdari
Microsoft Research
  Sandra Encalada
The Scripps Research Institute
 
Raúl Padrón
U Mass Chan Medical School
 
 Bianxiao Cui
Stanford U
          Beat Generation: Molecular Structure of the Myosin Filament that Powers the Heart   
Session 5: Enzyme Catalysis: Mechanistic Insights From Structure, 
Computation and Evolution
   
  Session 6: Proteostasis and Protein Quality Control   
 wilson  tokuriki boal    freedman colecraft Debose Boyd
Mark Wilson
U of Nebraska Lincoln
 
Nobuhiko Tokuriki
U of British Columbia
 
 Amie Boal
The Pennsylvania State U
  Judith Frydman
Stanford U
 
Henry Colecraft
Columbia University
 
 Russell DeBose-Boyd
UT Southwestern
            Lipid Sensing in the Cholesterol Biosynthetic Pathway 
Session 7: Protein Nanopores: Sequencing and Sensing   Session 8: Proteins and Lipids: Fusion, Fission, Budding  
 qing  chen degrado   vetch collins thiam
Yujia Qing
U of Oxford 
Min Chen
U of Massachusetts Amherst
 
William DeGrado
U of California San Francisco
 
   Sarah Veatch
U of Michigan
 Brett Collins
U of Queensland
 Abdou Rachid Thiam
Ecole Normale Superieure
Towards Nanopore Proteomics: Single-Molecule Detection of Post-Translational Modifications on Full-Length Proteins  Tracking Protein Dynamics & Discovering Allosteric Modulators Using
Nanopore Tweezers
 
 De Novo Protein Design of Functional Proteins   Lipids Facilitate Protein Assembly at Membranes through Prewetting   Structural Basis for Coupling of the Wash Subunit FAM21 with the Endosomal SNX27-Retromer Complex Synergistic Protein Targeting to Lipid Droplets for Enhanced Lipid Storage 
Session 9: Form and Function From Membraneless Organelles   Session 10: Machinery and Mechanisms for Cell Death
woolfson lasker Castaneda   bachovchin Bubeck RVSD Julien
Dek Woolfson
U of Bristol
Keren Lasker
The Scripps Research Institute
Carlos Castañeda
Syracuse U
  Daniel Bachovchin
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Doryen Bubeck
Imperial College London
Olivier Julien
U of Alberta
Designing Peptides & Proteins for
New Subcellular Functions
 
  Transient Helices in Disordered Regions Mediate Self-Association    Activation of the NLRP1 Inflammasome  Controlling the Membrane Attack Complex  Defining the Role of Proteolysis in
Living & Dying Cells
Session 11: Mechanisms of Circadian Clocks  (member submitted)   Session 12: 20 Amino Acids… and Beyond
 hurley  lawing Torgrimson   hlouchova king schepartz
 Jennifer Hurley
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Andy LiWang
U of California Merced
 
Megan Torgrimson
U of California Santa Cruz
 
  Klara Hlouchova
Charles U
Dustin King
Simon Fraser U
 
 Alanna Schepartz
U of California Berkeley
A Role of Intrinsic Protein Disorder in Circadian Post-Transcriptional Regulation
 
Adaptiveness of the Temperature-Dependent Energy Landscape of the Metamorphic Circadian Clock Protein, KaiB  Post-translational Signal Integration by CK1 on the Clock Protein PER2    Could Early Proteins do
Without All 20
CO2 Dependent Protein Carbamate Formation: A Biochemical Mechanism for CO2 Sensing   

 

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