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2014 RCSIRM Workshop and Symposium
Current RC-SIRM Symposium and Workshop schedule is at http://symposium.cesb.uky.edu .- 2014 RCSIRM Workshop and Symposium
- Description
- Registration
- Schedule and Speakers
- Symposium Schedule (Confirmed)
- Workshop Schedules
- Experiment and Sample Preparation Workshop: July 28, 2014 - August 2, 2014
- Monday July 28, 2014 - Day 1 - Cell Culture Tracer Experiments, sampling, and sample preparation.
- Tuesday July 29, 2014 - Day 2 - Demonstration of Cell Culture Harvest and Cells/Tissue extraction
- Wednesday July 30, 2014 - Day 3 - Hands-on Cell Culture Harvest and Cells/Tissue extraction
- Thursday July 31, 2014 - Day 4 - Demonstration and Hands-on Preparing Extract for NMR & GC-MS Analysis
- Friday August 1, 2014 - Day 5 - GCMS and NMR Acquisition Demonstrations
- Data Analysis Workshop: August 4, 2014 - August 8, 2014
- Monday August 4, 2014 - Day 8 - Demonstration and Hands-on NMR Data Analysis
- Tuesday August 5, 2014 - Day 9 - Demonstrations and Lectures in MS Analysis
- Wednesday August 6, 2014 - Day 10 - Demonstrations and Lectures in MS Interpretation
- Thursday August 7, 2014 - Day 11 - Hands-on MS Analysis and Interpretation
- Friday August 8, 2014 - Day 12 - Workshop Wrap-up
- Experiment and Sample Preparation Workshop: July 28, 2014 - August 2, 2014
- Workshop Accommodations
- Directions and Parking
- Sponsors
Description
The University of Kentuckys Resource Center for Stable Isotope-Resolved Metabolomics presents its inaugural UK Metabolomics Symposium & Workshop with a one-day Symposium on July 27 followed by a 12-day, hands-on Workshop through August 8, 2014.
Participants will gain practical knowledge in the application of stable isotope-resolved metabolomics to fundamental biochemistry research in the life sciences.
Symposium: Stable Isotope-Resolved Metabolomics: from bench to bedside
Symposium: Stable Isotope-Resolved Metabolomics: from bench to bedside
- The one-day symposium on July 27 will feature leaders in the stable isotope-resolved metabolomics field as well as researchers from around the world who are successfully using this technique to further their individual studies.
- The 12-day workshop is appropriate for graduate students, technicians, postdocs, and faculty who wish to integrate stable isotope-enabled studies of metabolism into their experimental design.
Registration
Participation in the Symposium will appeal to a wide range of scientists of differing experiences; however, the hands-on Workshop is limited to 20 participants with background enabling them to take full advantage of the instruction.
The registration fee for the entire 14-day symposium and workshop, including on-campus accommodations, is $3750. Workshop registration includes registration for the Symposium.
Click here for Registration.
- Workshop registrants will be asked background questions and are encouaged to submit poster abstracts that feature research including, or with plans to include, stable isotope-resolved metabolomics.
- Workshop instruction will assume experience with mass spectrometry or NMR, a working knowledge of metabolic biochemistry, and familiarity with basic principles of network dynamics.
- For more information about Workshop participation requirements, please contact Dr. Teresa Fan at teresa.fan@uky.edu.
The registration fee for the entire 14-day symposium and workshop, including on-campus accommodations, is $3750. Workshop registration includes registration for the Symposium.
- Workshop registration includes light breakfast and lunch each day of instruction, plus dinner on July 27.
- Attendees are responsible for their own travel arrangements and costs.
Click here for Registration.
Abstract Submission Guidelines
Abstracts for poster presentations for UK Metabolomics Symposium & Workshop 2014 must be submitted by 11:00 pm (EDT) on June 19, 2014, via the online application form at the bottom of the page.
The Program Committee will review abstracts based on their relationship to human metabolism, novelty, significance of findings and clarity.
Format
- Line 1: Title maximum 25 words 14 point Bold Arial or Times New Roman. The title should sufficiently represent the content of the abstract. All keywords necessary to identify the subject matter should be included in the title to facilitate electronic retrieval where applicable. Non-standard abbreviations in the title should be avoided. Remainder 11 point Arial or Times.
- Line 2: Authors-use superscript numbers to refer to affiliations
- Line 3: Affiliations
- Line 4: Blank
- Line 5: Abbreviations used in the body of an abstract should be defined at first use. Complex investigational regimens should be clearly identified.
- Background: A Brief statement indication the purpose(s) of the study
- Experimental: A Brief description of pertinent experimental procedures used.
- Results: A clear representation of experimental results.
- Conclusion: A statement of conclusion.
- Acknowledgements: e.g. funding
- Bibliography
Schedule and Speakers
The symposium on July 27 opens the workshop with an introduction by Dr. Mark Evers, Director of the Markey Cancer Center, and presentations by RCSIRM faculty and other experts. An early check-in and social gathering will be provided the evening of July 26. The symposium concludes and the workshop begins with a dinner mixer on July 27. In addition, the Symposium will feature a poster session.
From July 28 to August 1 the workshop will feature demonstration and hands-on practice in the incorporation of stable isotopes to biological experiments and extraction and preparation of resulting metabolites for analysis. Demonstrations of the Centers Mass and NMR Spectrometers will follow on August 2. The second week of the workshop (August 4-8) will provide demonstrations and hands-on practice with analysis of MS and NMR data for stable isotope enriched metabolites. RCSIRM and other scientists will present lectures on advanced topics in the stable isotope-resolution of metabolic pathways, such as modeling and data visualization.
Symposium Schedule (Confirmed)
Saturday Evening July 26, 2014 - Pre-registration
- First floor atrium BioPharm
- Early Registration
- Dormatory check-in
- Heavy hors d'oeuvres
Sunday July 27, 2014 - Symposium
- Rm 152 BioPharm
- Check-In
- Welcome - Dr. Mark Evers
- Confirmed Speakers:
- Stephen Barnes, Ph.D.-University of Alabama Birmingham
- Henri Brunengraber, MD, Ph.D.-Case Western Reserve University
- Ralph DeBerardinis, MD, Ph.D.-University of Texas-Southwestern Medical Center
- Teresa Fan, Ph.D.-University of Kentucky Department of Toxicology/Markey Cancer Center
- Richard Higashi, Ph.D.-University of Kentucky Department of Toxicology/Markey Cancer Center
- Andrew Lane, Ph.D.-University of Kentucky Department of Toxicology/Markey Cancer Center
- Jeffrey MacDonald, Ph.D.-University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Graeme Mason, Ph.D.-Yale School of Medicine
- Andrew Morris, Ph.D.-University of Kentucky Internal Medicine-Cardiology
- Hunter Moseley, Ph.D.-University of Kentucky Department of Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry/Markey Cancer Center
- Reza Salek, Ph.D.-EMBL-EBL
- Coffee Breaks and Lunch
- Dinner reception with Poster Session
Workshop Schedules
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Experiment and Sample Preparation Workshop: July 28, 2014 - August 2, 2014
Monday July 28, 2014 - Day 1 - Cell Culture Tracer Experiments, sampling, and sample preparation.
- Rm 570 BioPharm
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Tuesday July 29, 2014 - Day 2 - Demonstration of Cell Culture Harvest and Cells/Tissue extraction
- Rm 570 BioPharm
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Wednesday July 30, 2014 - Day 3 - Hands-on Cell Culture Harvest and Cells/Tissue extraction
- Rm 570 BioPharm
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Thursday July 31, 2014 - Day 4 - Demonstration and Hands-on Preparing Extract for NMR & GC-MS Analysis
- Rm 570 BioPharm
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Friday August 1, 2014 - Day 5 - GCMS and NMR Acquisition Demonstrations
- Rm 570 BioPharm
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Data Analysis Workshop: August 4, 2014 - August 8, 2014
Monday August 4, 2014 - Day 8 - Demonstration and Hands-on NMR Data Analysis
- Morning: Rm 570 BioPharm
- Afternoon: Rm CC434 Roach
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Tuesday August 5, 2014 - Day 9 - Demonstrations and Lectures in MS Analysis
- Rm CC438 Roach
- Featuring Dr. David Peake, Dr. Teresa Fan, and Dr. Hunter Moseley
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Wednesday August 6, 2014 - Day 10 - Demonstrations and Lectures in MS Interpretation
- Rm CC438 Roach
- Featuring Dr. Hunter Moseley, Dr. Reza Salek, and Dr. Robert Flight
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Thursday August 7, 2014 - Day 11 - Hands-on MS Analysis and Interpretation
- Rm CC434 Roach
- Light breakfast and catered lunch provided
Friday August 8, 2014 - Day 12 - Workshop Wrap-up
- Rm 570 BioPharm
- Light breakfast provided
Workshop Accommodations
On-Campus accommodations will be provided at Ingels Hall: 705 Sports Center Drive Lexington, KY 40526.
Directions and Parking
Symposium
- Use the Chandler Hospital parking garage at 110 Transcript Avenue, less than 200m from the Biological Pharmaceutical Building (BioPharm).
Workshop
- Use the parking lot across from Ingels Hall at 705 Sports Center Drive Lexington, KY 40526.
Sponsors
Topic revision: r27 - 02 May 2016, HunterMoseley
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