2013 Meeting of the Yale/NIDA Neuroproteomics Center

Friday, April 26, 2013, Institute for Excellence, First floor Room #157 at 300 George Street (Click on names below to view presentations)

Talk	Speakers	Institution	Core or Project Title	Start Time	Min^a
Continental Breakfast – All Attendees Invited/Poster presenters should mount their posters.				7:30 AM	30
1	Ken Williams & Angus Nairn	Yale University	Center Overview	8:00 AM	20
2	Kathy Stone	Yale University	Protein Profiling and Identification Core Sections	8:20 AM	20
3	Erol Gulcicek	Yale University	Protein Post-Translational Modification & Profiling Core	8:40 AM	20
4	Kei Cheung	Yale University	Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Core	9:00 AM	20
5	Folta-Stogniew	Yale University	Biophysics Core Section	9:20 AM	20
Break – Morning Coffee Break.				9:40 AM	20
6	Rob Kitchen	Yale University	Toward Improved Label-free Quantification of MS/MS Spectra Using Predicted Proteomes Based on Second-generation RNA-Sequencing	10:00 AM	30
7	Thomas Biederer	Yale University	Identification and Analysis of Protein Complexes Mediating Synapse Formation	10:30 AM	30
8	Sreeganga Chandra	Yale University	Neuronal Substrates Required for Synapse Maintenance	11:00 AM	30
9	Pietro DeCamilli	Yale University	Endocytic Mechanisms and Phosphoinositide Metabolism at Synapses	11:30 AM	30
Buffet Lunch & Poster Session – All Attendees Welcome/Poster presenters should stand near their posters.				12:00 PM	30
10	Chris Colangelo	Yale University	Targeted Proteomics Core: Comprehensive Workflows for the Development of LC-MRM and SWATH Proteome Assays	12:30 PM	20
11	Betty Eipper	University of Connecticut	Effects of Cocaine on Kalirin Phosphorylation and Function ("PowerPoint will be posted upon publication)	12:50 PM	30
12	Marina Picciotto/ Tristan McClure-Begley	Yale University/ University of Colorado	Defining the nAChR Interactome	1:20 PM	30
13	Alfred J. Robison	Michigan State University	Neuronal Subtype-Specific Effects of the Transcription Factor ΔFosB on Synaptic Physiology	1:50 PM	30
14	Mary Torregrossa	University of Pittsburgh	Identification of Proteins that are Differentially Activated by Drug Cue Memory Extinction and Reconsolidation using Phosphoproteomics	2:20 PM	30
15	Angus Nairn	Yale University	Current and Future Challenges in Neuroproteomics	2:50 PM	30
(Closed) Internal and External Advisory Committee Meeting with Angus Nairn and Ken Williams, and (optional) tours of NIDA/Neuroproteomics Center for attendees and speakers				3:20 PM	40

^a Times given for all talks include 5 min for discussion.