Organized by Drs. Danielle Swaney and Chris Adams, the 2024 QBI-Rezo Therapeutics Mass Spectrometry Symposium will be held at UCSF Mission Bay on May 30, 2024.

Under the leadership of Dr. Nevan Krogan, the Quantitative Biosciences Institute (QBI) seeks transformative results in biomedicine by supporting fundamental quantitative research in the biological sciences. In support of this mission, the symposium will focus on emerging proteomic technologies to address outstanding biological challenges.

AGENDA:

8:30 AM – Registration and Light Breakfast

9:00 AM – Opening Remarks by Organizers

9:15 AM – Emma Lundberg | From Mapping to Modeling the Subcellular Organization of the Human Proteome

9:45 AM – Manuel Leonetti | OpenCell - intracellular Cartography of the Human Proteome

10:15 AM – Lindsey Lin | Development of a Multi-scale Interactome Profiling Platform to Identify Protein Interactions on the Cell Surface

10:30 AM– Break

10:50 AM – Keriann Backus | Chemoproteomic Approaches to Pinpoint Functional Cysteines

11:20 AM – Brendan Dwyer | Proteomic Approaches for Developing Chemical Tools to Rationally Reprogram Transcription in Cancer

11:35 AM – Katherine Donovan | Chemoproteomics: A Game-Changer in the World of Protein Degraders

12:05 PM –Lunch & Sponsor Sessions by:
Daniel Hornburg, Bruker
Lilian Heil, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Andreas Huhmer, Nautilus Biotechnology

1:25 PM – Ruth Huttenhain | Regulation of G Protein-Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) Across Time and Space

1:55 PM – Yansheng Liu | From Abundance to Turnover: Dissecting Genome Dosage Imbalance with plex-DIA

2:25 PM – Susan Klaeger | Exploring the Immunopeptidome in Search of Novel Antigens

2:55 PM – Break

3:15 PM – Nick Riley | Investigating Glycan Content in Proteomics Raw Data Using GlyCounter

3:45 PM – Matt Rardin | Expanding the Immunopeptidomic Toolbox to Support Cancer Vaccine and T Cell Therapy Development

4:15 PM – Jesper Olsen | High-sensitivity Phosphoproteomics to Analyze Cell Signaling Networks

4:45 PM – Closing Remarks by Organizers

4:50 PM – Reception

Accepting Short Talk Abstract Submissions: 

Two attendees of the symposium will have an opportunity give a 10 min presentation on their work. To be considered for a short talk, you must first register for the conference, and then submit a brief abstract by May 17 at 11:59 pm. Abstract winners will be notified by May 23 and will receive a cash prize at the symposium! Submit your short talk abstract now.