Difference: MetaGroup2005 (1 vs. 3)

Revision 310 Aug 2010 - Main.DavidCowburn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="MetaGroup"
META-GROUP MEETINGS – NYSBC Held in A-11 Park Building

NEXT MEETING ...

  • We would like to provide each participating group the opportunity to conduct a 'group meeting' at NYSBC in whatever format the group finds appropriate.
  • For example, recently published work, work in progress, and comments and reviews of new literature are all possibilities.
  • Presentations by postdoctorals, and late-stage graduate students are encouraged in a friendly atmosphere.
  • There will be an experimental approach to delivering the meetings remotely via GotoMeeting and phone conference calling. Watch the twiki site GotoMeeting for details
  • The "standard" schedule is the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.
  • Principal Investigators can book themselves into the pages in any blank date themselves. VOLUNTEER NOW

During term time, following the CCNY Biochemistry Seminar, about 1:30 pm at NYSBC, light lunch served. If you are attending and want lunch, please email mailto: attend -at- nysbc.org

2004/5 Academic & Calendar Year (Will change to calendar year in 2006).

Date Event
Oct 6th Gethin Owen (Stokes Lab) "Controlling cell behaviour by implant surface modification " ; Michael Goger, NYSBC "General Introduction and Progress of NYSBC facilities I; NMR"
MONDAY Oct 18th Malgorzata Marjanska from Center for Magnetic Resonance Research University of Minnesota will talk about Image contrast using a TOCSY-like transfer. ; Andreas Trabesinger "In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy of strongly coupled spin systems" Laboratory of Physical Chemistry ETH-Hönggerberg ; Kwang Hun Lim East Carolina University "NMR studies of the amyloidogenic intermediate states"
Nov 3th Jerschow group -- three topics: Mathematica tool for NMR; Solid-state NMR of pigments; Examination of Fe8 as a contrast agent
Nov 17th Chun-Yu Wang, Columbia P&S, Dynamics of an ATP-Binding Cassette: Allosteric Regulation, Nucleotide Binding and Energy Transduction; ; Michael Grey "Localized unfolding of the villin headpiece domain studied by NMR spin relaxation dispersion under native conditions"
Dec 15th Paul Gottlieb, CCNY, The genome packaging mechanism of the cystoviruses: A double-stranded RNA bacteriophage family. ; John Berriman, NYSBC, "General Introduction and Progress in CEM at NYSBC"
Jan 19th 2005 Patrick Barre "NMR studies of the microtubule binding repeat domain of τ" Eliezer Group, WMCCU; ; Stark Group, CSI CUNY: "Using CPMAS and HRMAS to Unlock the Molecular Structure of Fungal Melanins" (host: MichaelGoger)
Feb 16th "NMR and computational studies of protein dynamics across different timescales." Francesca Massi, Columbia P&S ; Discussion of recent ICMBRS (a) and Keystone Meetings (Cowburn, Palmer, others )
Mar 2nd "A cryptic ATP-dependent translational mechanoenzyme", Paul Smith ; "Datamining the large-scale crystallization results of the NESG" John Hunt
Mar 16th Fabien Ferrage, NYSBC, "New NMR methods to detect the interface in a protein-protein complex" ; Elizabeth R. Valentine, Columbia U., "Microsecond-to-Millisecond Conformational Dynamics Demarcate the GluR2 Glutamate Receptor Bound to Agonists Glutamate, Quisqualate, and AMPA. "
MONDAY Apr 4th 2:00 PM (no lunch) Thomas Meersmann, Colorado State "Hyperpolarized Xenon and Krypton in NMR Spectroscopy and MR Imaging." Abstract of Meersman Talk (b) Host: AnnMcDermott
May 4th Kaushik Dutta, NYSBC "Structure and dynamics of flavivirus domains"
Andrew Pomfret, NYUSOM, "3D reconstruction of P-type ATPase tubular crystals"
May 18th Justin Lorieau Columbia Chem "Measuring Order Parameters Site-Specifically by Solid-State NMR : Methods and Application to Microcrystalline Ubiquitin"
Sebastien Poget and Doug Kamen, AECOM, "A small MDR in bicelles" / "Side chain assignments, 2H detergent, & partial alignment for membrane protein constraints" Chair: Mark Girvin
End of formal program -- start of Summer Program with more ad -hoc talks -- (1) Dan Raleigh, SUNY-SB "TBA"
FRIDAY Jun 10 3 pm NO LUNCH Daniel Abergel, ENS, Paris, France "From protein structure to dynamics: a coupled rotator network approach for predicting NMR dynamical parameters" Host: Arthur Palmer
Jun 29 Distinguished ForeignVisitors Program Steve Pascal, Massey U., NZ, Studies of Protein/Protein and Protein/RNA complexes via NMR-based but not NMR-exclusive approaches (in New Zealand )
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Jul 20 SPECIAL SUMMER DOUBLE HEADER -- Lemonade and seventh inning stretches included, lunch ONLY for those who email in 11:30 "High-field deuteron OMAS studies of solid state dynamics" Gina Hoatson College of William and Mary, host AlexejJerschow
1:30 pm "New opportunities for theory and experiment to meet in Structural Biology" General discussion, hosts ThemisLazaridis and DavidCowburn?
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Jul 20 SPECIAL SUMMER DOUBLE HEADER -- Lemonade and seventh inning stretches included, lunch ONLY for those who email in 11:30 "High-field deuteron OMAS studies of solid state dynamics" Gina Hoatson College of William and Mary, host AlexejJerschow
1:30 pm "New opportunities for theory and experiment to meet in Structural Biology" General discussion, hosts ThemisLazaridis and DavidCowburn
 
End of very informal program and start of the merely informal program ...
Sep 28
ONE DAY NMRVIEWJ WORKSHOP

Burce Johnson of One Moon Scientific has kindly agreed to give a one day workshop on NMRVIEWJ. This workshop is a tutorial based so *PRE-REGISTRATION* is required as there are limited number of space. At present NYSBC can accommodate about 25 people. The space will be allocated on a first come first served. If you are interested then please send an email to Kaushik Dutta at dutta@nysbc.org. The final attendee's list will be posted on the Twikipage and also be notified by email. ; All attendee's should bring their laptop already loaded and fully tested with the NMRViewJ (available from http://onemoonscientific.com/nmrview/download.html ). NYSBC staff will not do any debugging of NMRVIEWJ. NYSBC will provide limited electrical outlets therefore it is adviced that you charge your laptop battery to full before coming to the workshop. NMRVIEWJ is available for both window's and Mac users. The data sets which are required will be posted at the NMRViewJdata soon.
The schedule of the workshop is posted at NMRViewJ workshop.
FeedBack
Oct 5
ORIENTATION/WORKSHOP OF TOPSPIN1.3 ; Clemens Anklin, Bruker-Biospin has agreed to give a series of lecture covering three different topics : Bruker new software TOPSPIN 1.3 ; Application of GFT and Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI cryoprobes.; NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BUT PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION BY SENDING A EMAIL TO KAUSHIK DUTTA (dutta@nysbc.org) 10:30 - 12:00 Topspin part-I The Topspin user interface (menus, icons etc.) Working with datasets ; Data acquisition with Topspin Configuring the user interface ; 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch ; ;*1:00 - 2:30 Topspin part-II*;Data processing ; Additional programs in Topspin (Shape Tool, Edprosol, NMR-SIM, etc) ; Data output ; 2:30 -3:00 Coffee Break ; 3:00 - 3:30 Application of GFT ; 3:30 - 4:30 Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI probes
Nov 16 Dr. Charles Schwieters, NIH (http://www.schwieters.org/cds/), on XPLOR-NIH MarkGirvin

(a) For abstract see http://www.nysbc.net/library/ICMRBS%202005/

(b) By special arrangement with the Dept. of Chemistry, Columbia University

2003/4 Academic Year -- see http://www.nysbc.net/metagroup/2003

-- DavidCowburn - 01 Oct 2004

-- DavidCowburn - 22 Dec 2005

Revision 213 Mar 2009 - Main.DavidCowburn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="MetaGroup"
Changed:
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<		META-GROUP MEETINGS – NYSBC Held in A-11 Park Building

NEXT MEETING ...

  • We would like to provide each participating group the opportunity to conduct a 'group meeting' at NYSBC in whatever format the group finds appropriate.
  • For example, recently published work, work in progress, and comments and reviews of new literature are all possibilities.
  • Presentations by postdoctorals, and late-stage graduate students are encouraged in a friendly atmosphere.
  • There will be an experimental approach to delivering the meetings remotely via GotoMeeting and phone conference calling. Watch the twiki site GotoMeeting for details
  • The "standard" schedule is the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.
  • Principal Investigators can book themselves into the pages in any blank date themselves. VOLUNTEER NOW

During term time, following the CCNY Biochemistry Seminar, about 1:30 pm at NYSBC, light lunch served. If you are attending and want lunch, please email mailto:attend@nysbc.org

2004/5 Academic & Calendar Year (Will change to calendar year in 2006).

Date Event
Oct 6th Gethin Owen (Stokes Lab) "Controlling cell behaviour by implant surface modification " ; Michael Goger, NYSBC "General Introduction and Progress of NYSBC facilities I; NMR"
MONDAY Oct 18th Malgorzata Marjanska from Center for Magnetic Resonance Research University of Minnesota will talk about Image contrast using a TOCSY-like transfer. ; Andreas Trabesinger "In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy of strongly coupled spin systems" Laboratory of Physical Chemistry ETH-Hönggerberg ; Kwang Hun Lim East Carolina University "NMR studies of the amyloidogenic intermediate states"
Nov 3th Jerschow group -- three topics: Mathematica tool for NMR; Solid-state NMR of pigments; Examination of Fe8 as a contrast agent
Nov 17th Chun-Yu Wang, Columbia P&S, Dynamics of an ATP-Binding Cassette: Allosteric Regulation, Nucleotide Binding and Energy Transduction; ; Michael Grey "Localized unfolding of the villin headpiece domain studied by NMR spin relaxation dispersion under native conditions"
Dec 15th Paul Gottlieb, CCNY, The genome packaging mechanism of the cystoviruses: A double-stranded RNA bacteriophage family. ; John Berriman, NYSBC, "General Introduction and Progress in CEM at NYSBC"
Jan 19th 2005 Patrick Barre "NMR studies of the microtubule binding repeat domain of τ" Eliezer Group, WMCCU; ; Stark Group, CSI CUNY: "Using CPMAS and HRMAS to Unlock the Molecular Structure of Fungal Melanins" (host: MichaelGoger)
Feb 16th "NMR and computational studies of protein dynamics across different timescales." Francesca Massi, Columbia P&S ; Discussion of recent ICMBRS (a) and Keystone Meetings (Cowburn, Palmer, others )
Mar 2nd "A cryptic ATP-dependent translational mechanoenzyme", Paul Smith ; "Datamining the large-scale crystallization results of the NESG" John Hunt
Mar 16th Fabien Ferrage, NYSBC, "New NMR methods to detect the interface in a protein-protein complex" ; Elizabeth R. Valentine, Columbia U., "Microsecond-to-Millisecond Conformational Dynamics Demarcate the GluR2 Glutamate Receptor Bound to Agonists Glutamate, Quisqualate, and AMPA. "
MONDAY Apr 4th 2:00 PM (no lunch) Thomas Meersmann, Colorado State "Hyperpolarized Xenon and Krypton in NMR Spectroscopy and MR Imaging." Abstract of Meersman Talk (b) Host: AnnMcDermott
May 4th Kaushik Dutta, NYSBC "Structure and dynamics of flavivirus domains"
Andrew Pomfret, NYUSOM, "3D reconstruction of P-type ATPase tubular crystals"
May 18th Justin Lorieau Columbia Chem "Measuring Order Parameters Site-Specifically by Solid-State NMR : Methods and Application to Microcrystalline Ubiquitin"
Sebastien Poget and Doug Kamen, AECOM, "A small MDR in bicelles" / "Side chain assignments, 2H detergent, & partial alignment for membrane protein constraints" Chair: Mark Girvin
End of formal program -- start of Summer Program with more ad -hoc talks -- (1) Dan Raleigh, SUNY-SB "TBA"
FRIDAY Jun 10 3 pm NO LUNCH Daniel Abergel, ENS, Paris, France "From protein structure to dynamics: a coupled rotator network approach for predicting NMR dynamical parameters" Host: Arthur Palmer
Jun 29 Distinguished ForeignVisitors Program Steve Pascal, Massey U., NZ, Studies of Protein/Protein and Protein/RNA complexes via NMR-based but not NMR-exclusive approaches (in New Zealand )
Jul 20 SPECIAL SUMMER DOUBLE HEADER -- Lemonade and seventh inning stretches included, lunch ONLY for those who email in 11:30 "High-field deuteron OMAS studies of solid state dynamics" Gina Hoatson College of William and Mary, host AlexejJerschow
1:30 pm "New opportunities for theory and experiment to meet in Structural Biology" General discussion, hosts ThemisLazaridis and DavidCowburn?
End of very informal program and start of the merely informal program ...
Sep 28
ONE DAY NMRVIEWJ WORKSHOP

Burce Johnson of One Moon Scientific has kindly agreed to give a one day workshop on NMRVIEWJ. This workshop is a tutorial based so *PRE-REGISTRATION* is required as there are limited number of space. At present NYSBC can accommodate about 25 people. The space will be allocated on a first come first served. If you are interested then please send an email to Kaushik Dutta at dutta@nysbc.org. The final attendee's list will be posted on the Twikipage and also be notified by email. ; All attendee's should bring their laptop already loaded and fully tested with the NMRViewJ (available from http://onemoonscientific.com/nmrview/download.html ). NYSBC staff will not do any debugging of NMRVIEWJ. NYSBC will provide limited electrical outlets therefore it is adviced that you charge your laptop battery to full before coming to the workshop. NMRVIEWJ is available for both window's and Mac users. The data sets which are required will be posted at the NMRViewJdata soon.
The schedule of the workshop is posted at NMRViewJ workshop.
FeedBack
Oct 5
ORIENTATION/WORKSHOP OF TOPSPIN1.3 ; Clemens Anklin, Bruker-Biospin has agreed to give a series of lecture covering three different topics : Bruker new software TOPSPIN 1.3 ; Application of GFT and Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI cryoprobes.; NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BUT PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION BY SENDING A EMAIL TO KAUSHIK DUTTA (dutta@nysbc.org) 10:30 - 12:00 Topspin part-I The Topspin user interface (menus, icons etc.) Working with datasets ; Data acquisition with Topspin Configuring the user interface ; 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch ; ;*1:00 - 2:30 Topspin part-II*;Data processing ; Additional programs in Topspin (Shape Tool, Edprosol, NMR-SIM, etc) ; Data output ; 2:30 -3:00 Coffee Break ; 3:00 - 3:30 Application of GFT ; 3:30 - 4:30 Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI probes
Nov 16 Dr. Charles Schwieters, NIH (http://www.schwieters.org/cds/), on XPLOR-NIH MarkGirvin

(a) For abstract see http://www.nysbc.net/library/ICMRBS%202005/

(b) By special arrangement with the Dept. of Chemistry, Columbia University

2003/4 Academic Year -- see http://www.nysbc.net/metagroup/2003

-- DavidCowburn - 01 Oct 2004

-- DavidCowburn - 22 Dec 2005

>
>		META-GROUP MEETINGS – NYSBC Held in A-11 Park Building

NEXT MEETING ...

  • We would like to provide each participating group the opportunity to conduct a 'group meeting' at NYSBC in whatever format the group finds appropriate.
  • For example, recently published work, work in progress, and comments and reviews of new literature are all possibilities.
  • Presentations by postdoctorals, and late-stage graduate students are encouraged in a friendly atmosphere.
  • There will be an experimental approach to delivering the meetings remotely via GotoMeeting and phone conference calling. Watch the twiki site GotoMeeting for details
  • The "standard" schedule is the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.
  • Principal Investigators can book themselves into the pages in any blank date themselves. VOLUNTEER NOW

During term time, following the CCNY Biochemistry Seminar, about 1:30 pm at NYSBC, light lunch served. If you are attending and want lunch, please email mailto: attend -at- nysbc.org

2004/5 Academic & Calendar Year (Will change to calendar year in 2006).

Date Event
Oct 6th Gethin Owen (Stokes Lab) "Controlling cell behaviour by implant surface modification " ; Michael Goger, NYSBC "General Introduction and Progress of NYSBC facilities I; NMR"
MONDAY Oct 18th Malgorzata Marjanska from Center for Magnetic Resonance Research University of Minnesota will talk about Image contrast using a TOCSY-like transfer. ; Andreas Trabesinger "In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy of strongly coupled spin systems" Laboratory of Physical Chemistry ETH-Hönggerberg ; Kwang Hun Lim East Carolina University "NMR studies of the amyloidogenic intermediate states"
Nov 3th Jerschow group -- three topics: Mathematica tool for NMR; Solid-state NMR of pigments; Examination of Fe8 as a contrast agent
Nov 17th Chun-Yu Wang, Columbia P&S, Dynamics of an ATP-Binding Cassette: Allosteric Regulation, Nucleotide Binding and Energy Transduction; ; Michael Grey "Localized unfolding of the villin headpiece domain studied by NMR spin relaxation dispersion under native conditions"
Dec 15th Paul Gottlieb, CCNY, The genome packaging mechanism of the cystoviruses: A double-stranded RNA bacteriophage family. ; John Berriman, NYSBC, "General Introduction and Progress in CEM at NYSBC"
Jan 19th 2005 Patrick Barre "NMR studies of the microtubule binding repeat domain of τ" Eliezer Group, WMCCU; ; Stark Group, CSI CUNY: "Using CPMAS and HRMAS to Unlock the Molecular Structure of Fungal Melanins" (host: MichaelGoger)
Feb 16th "NMR and computational studies of protein dynamics across different timescales." Francesca Massi, Columbia P&S ; Discussion of recent ICMBRS (a) and Keystone Meetings (Cowburn, Palmer, others )
Mar 2nd "A cryptic ATP-dependent translational mechanoenzyme", Paul Smith ; "Datamining the large-scale crystallization results of the NESG" John Hunt
Mar 16th Fabien Ferrage, NYSBC, "New NMR methods to detect the interface in a protein-protein complex" ; Elizabeth R. Valentine, Columbia U., "Microsecond-to-Millisecond Conformational Dynamics Demarcate the GluR2 Glutamate Receptor Bound to Agonists Glutamate, Quisqualate, and AMPA. "
MONDAY Apr 4th 2:00 PM (no lunch) Thomas Meersmann, Colorado State "Hyperpolarized Xenon and Krypton in NMR Spectroscopy and MR Imaging." Abstract of Meersman Talk (b) Host: AnnMcDermott
May 4th Kaushik Dutta, NYSBC "Structure and dynamics of flavivirus domains"
Andrew Pomfret, NYUSOM, "3D reconstruction of P-type ATPase tubular crystals"
May 18th Justin Lorieau Columbia Chem "Measuring Order Parameters Site-Specifically by Solid-State NMR : Methods and Application to Microcrystalline Ubiquitin"
Sebastien Poget and Doug Kamen, AECOM, "A small MDR in bicelles" / "Side chain assignments, 2H detergent, & partial alignment for membrane protein constraints" Chair: Mark Girvin
End of formal program -- start of Summer Program with more ad -hoc talks -- (1) Dan Raleigh, SUNY-SB "TBA"
FRIDAY Jun 10 3 pm NO LUNCH Daniel Abergel, ENS, Paris, France "From protein structure to dynamics: a coupled rotator network approach for predicting NMR dynamical parameters" Host: Arthur Palmer
Jun 29 Distinguished ForeignVisitors Program Steve Pascal, Massey U., NZ, Studies of Protein/Protein and Protein/RNA complexes via NMR-based but not NMR-exclusive approaches (in New Zealand )
Jul 20 SPECIAL SUMMER DOUBLE HEADER -- Lemonade and seventh inning stretches included, lunch ONLY for those who email in 11:30 "High-field deuteron OMAS studies of solid state dynamics" Gina Hoatson College of William and Mary, host AlexejJerschow
1:30 pm "New opportunities for theory and experiment to meet in Structural Biology" General discussion, hosts ThemisLazaridis and DavidCowburn?
End of very informal program and start of the merely informal program ...
Sep 28
ONE DAY NMRVIEWJ WORKSHOP

Burce Johnson of One Moon Scientific has kindly agreed to give a one day workshop on NMRVIEWJ. This workshop is a tutorial based so *PRE-REGISTRATION* is required as there are limited number of space. At present NYSBC can accommodate about 25 people. The space will be allocated on a first come first served. If you are interested then please send an email to Kaushik Dutta at dutta@nysbc.org. The final attendee's list will be posted on the Twikipage and also be notified by email. ; All attendee's should bring their laptop already loaded and fully tested with the NMRViewJ (available from http://onemoonscientific.com/nmrview/download.html ). NYSBC staff will not do any debugging of NMRVIEWJ. NYSBC will provide limited electrical outlets therefore it is adviced that you charge your laptop battery to full before coming to the workshop. NMRVIEWJ is available for both window's and Mac users. The data sets which are required will be posted at the NMRViewJdata soon.
The schedule of the workshop is posted at NMRViewJ workshop.
FeedBack
Oct 5
ORIENTATION/WORKSHOP OF TOPSPIN1.3 ; Clemens Anklin, Bruker-Biospin has agreed to give a series of lecture covering three different topics : Bruker new software TOPSPIN 1.3 ; Application of GFT and Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI cryoprobes.; NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BUT PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION BY SENDING A EMAIL TO KAUSHIK DUTTA (dutta@nysbc.org) 10:30 - 12:00 Topspin part-I The Topspin user interface (menus, icons etc.) Working with datasets ; Data acquisition with Topspin Configuring the user interface ; 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch ; ;*1:00 - 2:30 Topspin part-II*;Data processing ; Additional programs in Topspin (Shape Tool, Edprosol, NMR-SIM, etc) ; Data output ; 2:30 -3:00 Coffee Break ; 3:00 - 3:30 Application of GFT ; 3:30 - 4:30 Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI probes
Nov 16 Dr. Charles Schwieters, NIH (http://www.schwieters.org/cds/), on XPLOR-NIH MarkGirvin

(a) For abstract see http://www.nysbc.net/library/ICMRBS%202005/

(b) By special arrangement with the Dept. of Chemistry, Columbia University

2003/4 Academic Year -- see http://www.nysbc.net/metagroup/2003

-- DavidCowburn - 01 Oct 2004

-- DavidCowburn - 22 Dec 2005

Revision 122 Dec 2005 - Main.DavidCowburn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="MetaGroup"
META-GROUP MEETINGS – NYSBC Held in A-11 Park Building

NEXT MEETING ...

  • We would like to provide each participating group the opportunity to conduct a 'group meeting' at NYSBC in whatever format the group finds appropriate.
  • For example, recently published work, work in progress, and comments and reviews of new literature are all possibilities.
  • Presentations by postdoctorals, and late-stage graduate students are encouraged in a friendly atmosphere.
  • There will be an experimental approach to delivering the meetings remotely via GotoMeeting and phone conference calling. Watch the twiki site GotoMeeting for details
  • The "standard" schedule is the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.
  • Principal Investigators can book themselves into the pages in any blank date themselves. VOLUNTEER NOW

During term time, following the CCNY Biochemistry Seminar, about 1:30 pm at NYSBC, light lunch served. If you are attending and want lunch, please email mailto:attend@nysbc.org

2004/5 Academic & Calendar Year (Will change to calendar year in 2006).

Date Event
Oct 6th Gethin Owen (Stokes Lab) "Controlling cell behaviour by implant surface modification " ; Michael Goger, NYSBC "General Introduction and Progress of NYSBC facilities I; NMR"
MONDAY Oct 18th Malgorzata Marjanska from Center for Magnetic Resonance Research University of Minnesota will talk about Image contrast using a TOCSY-like transfer. ; Andreas Trabesinger "In Vivo NMR Spectroscopy of strongly coupled spin systems" Laboratory of Physical Chemistry ETH-Hönggerberg ; Kwang Hun Lim East Carolina University "NMR studies of the amyloidogenic intermediate states"
Nov 3th Jerschow group -- three topics: Mathematica tool for NMR; Solid-state NMR of pigments; Examination of Fe8 as a contrast agent
Nov 17th Chun-Yu Wang, Columbia P&S, Dynamics of an ATP-Binding Cassette: Allosteric Regulation, Nucleotide Binding and Energy Transduction; ; Michael Grey "Localized unfolding of the villin headpiece domain studied by NMR spin relaxation dispersion under native conditions"
Dec 15th Paul Gottlieb, CCNY, The genome packaging mechanism of the cystoviruses: A double-stranded RNA bacteriophage family. ; John Berriman, NYSBC, "General Introduction and Progress in CEM at NYSBC"
Jan 19th 2005 Patrick Barre "NMR studies of the microtubule binding repeat domain of τ" Eliezer Group, WMCCU; ; Stark Group, CSI CUNY: "Using CPMAS and HRMAS to Unlock the Molecular Structure of Fungal Melanins" (host: MichaelGoger)
Feb 16th "NMR and computational studies of protein dynamics across different timescales." Francesca Massi, Columbia P&S ; Discussion of recent ICMBRS (a) and Keystone Meetings (Cowburn, Palmer, others )
Mar 2nd "A cryptic ATP-dependent translational mechanoenzyme", Paul Smith ; "Datamining the large-scale crystallization results of the NESG" John Hunt
Mar 16th Fabien Ferrage, NYSBC, "New NMR methods to detect the interface in a protein-protein complex" ; Elizabeth R. Valentine, Columbia U., "Microsecond-to-Millisecond Conformational Dynamics Demarcate the GluR2 Glutamate Receptor Bound to Agonists Glutamate, Quisqualate, and AMPA. "
MONDAY Apr 4th 2:00 PM (no lunch) Thomas Meersmann, Colorado State "Hyperpolarized Xenon and Krypton in NMR Spectroscopy and MR Imaging." Abstract of Meersman Talk (b) Host: AnnMcDermott
May 4th Kaushik Dutta, NYSBC "Structure and dynamics of flavivirus domains"
Andrew Pomfret, NYUSOM, "3D reconstruction of P-type ATPase tubular crystals"
May 18th Justin Lorieau Columbia Chem "Measuring Order Parameters Site-Specifically by Solid-State NMR : Methods and Application to Microcrystalline Ubiquitin"
Sebastien Poget and Doug Kamen, AECOM, "A small MDR in bicelles" / "Side chain assignments, 2H detergent, & partial alignment for membrane protein constraints" Chair: Mark Girvin
End of formal program -- start of Summer Program with more ad -hoc talks -- (1) Dan Raleigh, SUNY-SB "TBA"
FRIDAY Jun 10 3 pm NO LUNCH Daniel Abergel, ENS, Paris, France "From protein structure to dynamics: a coupled rotator network approach for predicting NMR dynamical parameters" Host: Arthur Palmer
Jun 29 Distinguished ForeignVisitors Program Steve Pascal, Massey U., NZ, Studies of Protein/Protein and Protein/RNA complexes via NMR-based but not NMR-exclusive approaches (in New Zealand )
Jul 20 SPECIAL SUMMER DOUBLE HEADER -- Lemonade and seventh inning stretches included, lunch ONLY for those who email in 11:30 "High-field deuteron OMAS studies of solid state dynamics" Gina Hoatson College of William and Mary, host AlexejJerschow
1:30 pm "New opportunities for theory and experiment to meet in Structural Biology" General discussion, hosts ThemisLazaridis and DavidCowburn?
End of very informal program and start of the merely informal program ...
Sep 28
ONE DAY NMRVIEWJ WORKSHOP

Burce Johnson of One Moon Scientific has kindly agreed to give a one day workshop on NMRVIEWJ. This workshop is a tutorial based so *PRE-REGISTRATION* is required as there are limited number of space. At present NYSBC can accommodate about 25 people. The space will be allocated on a first come first served. If you are interested then please send an email to Kaushik Dutta at dutta@nysbc.org. The final attendee's list will be posted on the Twikipage and also be notified by email. ; All attendee's should bring their laptop already loaded and fully tested with the NMRViewJ (available from http://onemoonscientific.com/nmrview/download.html ). NYSBC staff will not do any debugging of NMRVIEWJ. NYSBC will provide limited electrical outlets therefore it is adviced that you charge your laptop battery to full before coming to the workshop. NMRVIEWJ is available for both window's and Mac users. The data sets which are required will be posted at the NMRViewJdata soon.
The schedule of the workshop is posted at NMRViewJ workshop.
FeedBack
Oct 5
ORIENTATION/WORKSHOP OF TOPSPIN1.3 ; Clemens Anklin, Bruker-Biospin has agreed to give a series of lecture covering three different topics : Bruker new software TOPSPIN 1.3 ; Application of GFT and Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI cryoprobes.; NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BUT PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION BY SENDING A EMAIL TO KAUSHIK DUTTA (dutta@nysbc.org) 10:30 - 12:00 Topspin part-I The Topspin user interface (menus, icons etc.) Working with datasets ; Data acquisition with Topspin Configuring the user interface ; 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch ; ;*1:00 - 2:30 Topspin part-II*;Data processing ; Additional programs in Topspin (Shape Tool, Edprosol, NMR-SIM, etc) ; Data output ; 2:30 -3:00 Coffee Break ; 3:00 - 3:30 Application of GFT ; 3:30 - 4:30 Application of Carbon based experiments on TCI probes
Nov 16 Dr. Charles Schwieters, NIH (http://www.schwieters.org/cds/), on XPLOR-NIH MarkGirvin

(a) For abstract see http://www.nysbc.net/library/ICMRBS%202005/

(b) By special arrangement with the Dept. of Chemistry, Columbia University

2003/4 Academic Year -- see http://www.nysbc.net/metagroup/2003

-- DavidCowburn - 01 Oct 2004

-- DavidCowburn - 22 Dec 2005

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