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Gordon Research Conferences: “Session II” 2013 Preliminary Programs (continued) THREE DIMENSIONAL ELECTRON MICROSCOPY Advancing the Cutting Edge Jun 23-28, 2013 Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH Chair: Edward Egelman Vice Chair: Henning Stahlberg • Keynote Presentations: From Cryo-EM Images to Atomic Models (Edward Egelman / David Agard / Klaus Schulten) • Sample Preparation for Cryo-EM (Bridget Carragher / Debbie Kelly / Montserrat Samso / Radosav Pantelic) • Conformational Heterogeneity (Sjors Scheres / Hans Elmlund / Melanie Ohi) • Helical Assemblies at High Resolution (Eva Nogales / Keiichi Namba / Z. Hong Zhou / Nigel Unwin) • Integral Membrane Proteins (Karen Davies / Xiaodan Li) • The Challenges of Small Complexes (Wah Chiu / Bruno Klaholz) • Different Approaches to Tomography (Takashi Ishikawa / Michael Elbaum) • Talks Selected from Posters (Henning Stahlberg) ______________________________________________ TIME-DEPENDENT DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY Aug 11-16, 2013 University of New England, Biddeford, ME Chairs: Neepa T. Maitra & Eberhard K.U. Gross Vice Chairs: Erin R. Johnson & Roi Baer • Functional Development (Carsten Ullrich / Giovanni Vignale / Robert van Leeuwen) • Linear and Non-Linear Phenomena in Solids (Lucia Reining / Sangeeta Sharma / Rex Godby / Kazuhiro Yabana) • Large Systems (John Dobson / Alan Aspuru-Guzik / Adam Wasserman) • Electron Dynamics in Real-Time (George Bertsch / Katsuyuki Nobusada / Alberto Castro / Andrea Marini) • Excitations in Molecules (TDDFT and Beyond) (Leeor Kronik / Roi Baer / Anna Krylov) • Coupled Electron-Ion Dynamics (Tamar Seideman / Joe Subotnik / Eric Suraud / Ivano Tavernelli) • Correlation Energies via TDDFT for Weak Interactions (Adrienn Ruzsinszky / Filipp Furche / Erin Johnson) • Fundamentals of Functionals in DFT and TDDFT (Stephan Kuemmel, Stefan Kurth / Kieron Burke / John Perdew / Walter Kohn) • Charge Transport (Barry Dunietz / Eran Rabani / Troy van Voorhis) Time-Dependent Density-Functional Theory Aug 10-11, 2013 Chair: Florian G. Eich Associate Chair: Stefano Pittalis ______________________________________________ TISSUE REPAIR & REGENERATION Jun 16-21, 2013 Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH Chair: Sabine A. Eming Vice Chair: Enrique Amaya NEW! • Aging and Tissue Regeneration - The Enemy Within? (Sabine Eming / Judith Campisi / Andrew Brack / Aleksandra Trifunovic) • Mechanotransduction and Cellular Responses (Thomas Krieg / Reinhard Fässler / Sirio Dupont / Ellen Lumpkin / Catherine Nobes / Sara Wickström) • Barrier Homeostasis and Regeneration (Livingston Van De Water / Dennis Roop / Angela Christiano / Michael Galko) • Whole Organ and Pattern Regeneration (Tanuja Harshani Peiris / Philip Beachy / Phillip A. Newmark / Michael Brand / Enrique Amaya) • Parallels Between Wound Healing and Cancer (Alan Wells / Sabine Werner / Paul Martin / Jeremy F. Reiter) • Myeloid Cells: Unique Sensors and Effectors of Tissue Damage and Repair (Luisa DiPietro / F. Geissmann / Anna Huttenlocher / Judith Allen) • Epigenetic Control in Tissue Regeneration (Jeffrey Davidson / Renato Paro / Lorenz Studer / Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte) • Signals in Growth Control and Metabolism (Enrique Amaya / Nadia Rosenthal / Michael Hall / Alex P. Gould) • From Cells to Tissues: Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine (Paul Martin / Jeffrey Hubbell / Molly M. Stevens) • Panel Discussion: The Path to Translation - Cell Biology on to the Clinic (Duncan McGrouther, Paul Martin) Tissue Repair & Regeneration Jun 15-16, 2013 Chair: Dunja Knapp Associate Chair: Tanuja H. Peiris ______________________________________________ M. tuberculosis transcription factor binding network based on highthroughput ChIP-seq helps identify novel, condition-specif c drug targets. Courtesy of Kyle Minch (Seattle Biomedical Research Institute). Submitted by David R. Sherman & Veronique A. Dartois, Chairs, Tuberculosis Drug Development GRC. TUBERCULOSIS DRUG DEVELOPMENT Jul 21-26, 2013 Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort, Lucca (Barga), Italy Chairs: David R. Sherman & Veronique A. Dartois Vice Chairs: Sabine Ehrt & David Barros • TB in 2050 (David Sherman / Barry Bloom) • Lessons from Microbes Other Than MTB (Eric Rubin / Ruben Tommasi / Tim Wells / Kim Lewis) • Targets (Sabine Ehrt / Luis Pedro de Carvalho / Christoph Grundner / Omonike Olaleye) • Screening Tools and Approaches (Thomas Dick / Dirk Schnappinger / Tom Blundell / Brian VanderVen) • Target-based or Phenotypic Screening? You be the Judge (Ken Duncan / Courtney Aldrich / David Olsen / Tanya Parish / Stewart Cole) • TB Medicinal Chemistry (David Barros / Kelly Chibale / Michael Shultz / Giovanna Poce) • Cell and Tissue Issues (Gerry Davies / Brendan Prideaux / Lalita Ramakrishnan) • EBA - What It Does and Doesn’t Measure (Paul van Helden / Carol Nacy) • Clinical Issues (Clif Barry / Koen Andries) Tuberculosis Drug Development Jul 20-21, 2013 Chair: Anuradha Kumar ______________________________________________ VISUALIZATION IN SCIENCE & EDUCATION Jul 21-26, 2013 Bryant University, Smithfi eld, RI Chairs: Brian E. Martin & Martin Storksdieck Vice Chairs: Bob Kolvoord & Katharina Scheiter • Different Ways of Understanding Complexity in Visualization (John Maeda / Mark Ballora) • Complexity in Visualization (Sara Fabrikant / Stephan Schwan / Jeff Heer) • Augmented Reality and Other Modes of Visualization (Susan Goldin-Meadow / John Bailey / Adam Jones) • The Evolving Role of Visualization in the Teaching of STEM (Kathy Perkins / John Jungck / Eric Wiebe / Dan Schwartz) • Visualization in the Scientifi c Workplace (Claude Lechene / Elizabeth Krupinski) • Role of Visualization in Communicating Complex Science to the Public (Mike Stieff / David Uttal / Rachel Connolly / Ned Gardiner) • Visualizing Unseen Worlds (Ralf Kaehler) • Visualization in Mobile Environments (Gael McGill / Alex Clark) • Frontiers in Visualization (Peter Mahaffy) ______________________________________________ X-RAY SCIENCE Aug 4-9, 2013 Stonehill College, Easton, MA Chair: Harald Reichert Vice Chair: Chi-Chang Kao • X-rays in the Quantum World (Ralf Röhlsberger / Gema Martinez Criado) • Beyond the Obvious: Ultrafast Time Scales (E. Weckert / R. Moshammer / E. Glover) • New Horizons for Storage Ring and Linac Based Sources (J. Hastings / M. Borland / J. Wu / H. Graafsma) • X-rays in the Life Sciences (S. Wakatsuki / J. Takagi / O. Paris) • X-rays Probing the Extreme (I. Silvera / W. Mao / Leonid Dubrovinsky) • Caught in Action: In-situ Studies (A.M. Beale / E. Lundgren / D. Fong) • Beyond the Simple: Complexity in Correlated Systems (J. Hill / M. Le Tacon / T. Devereaux) • Excursions into the Nanoworld (G. Ice / C. Schroer / R. Harder) • Late-Breaking Topics (C. Kao) X-Ray Science Aug 3-4, 2013 Chair: Marco Moretti Associate Chair: Leonard Mueller ______________________________________________ on February 14, 2013 www.sciencemag.org Downloaded from
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