Confirmed speakers
Alberto Albinati, University of Milan,
Italy, Studying the Coordination Chemistry of
Hydrogen by Neutron Scattering
Karen Allen,
Boston University, Phosphoryl Transfer in the HAD Enzyme Superfamily
Christian Burger, State University of New York at Buffalo,
Polymer Fiber Diffraction and Its
Quantitative Analysis
Mogens Christensen, Ċarhus University,
Denmark, Neutron Investigations of Semi-Conducting Clathrates
Brian Crane,
Cornell University, Protein Complexes that Mediate Bacterial Chemotaxis
Juergen Eckert,
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Charles Eigenbrot, Genentech, Structure-Aided
Design of a Selective Inhibitor
James Hogle, Harvard
Medical School,
On the Outside Looking in: A Multiscale Approach to Characterizing
Poliovirus Cell Entry
Camden Hubbard, Oak Ridge
National Laboratory, Requirements for
Accurate Residual Stress Analysis by the Neutron Diffraction Method
Ethan
Merritt, University of Washington,
Protein
Structures as Blurred Snapshots Extracting Dynamic Information from a Static
Experiment
Keith
Moffatt, University of Chicago,
How
Do Macromolecules Respond to Light
John Parise, State University of New
York at Stony Brook
Alberto
Podjarny, IGBMC, Illkirch, France, Subatomic
Resolution X-Ray and Neutron Diffraction Studies of Fully Deuterated Human
Aldose Reductase Show Catalytic Proton (Deuterium) Channel
Gordon
Smith, Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory (Retired)
Janet
Smith, University
of Michigan, GM/CA Canted Undulator Beamlines for
Macromolecular Crystallography
Peter
Stephens, State University
of New York at Stony
Brook
Stephen
Sprang, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
C. David
Stout, Scripps
Research Institute, Structure and Function of Transhydrogenase
Pappanan
Thiyagarajan,
Argonne National Laboratory, pH-Dependent
Self-Assembly of Aβ Congeners into Fibrils and Charged Nanotubes
Pamela
Whitfield,
National Research Council of Canada,
Ottawa, Quantitative
Rietveld Analysis of Powder Diffraction Data
David
Worcester,
University of Missouri,
Columbia, and National
Institute of Standards and Technology, Grazing Incidence Neutron Diffraction
from Lipid Bilayer Membranes
