Subgroup Saturday

Subgroup Co-Chairs:  Evgeny Pavlov, New York University, USA and Uwe Schlattner, University of Grenoble-Alpes, France

Symposium Time:  1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST   Subgroup Business Meeting:  5:00 PM

Symposium Room:  Moscone South 215/216

Symposium Co-Chairs:  Karin Busch, University of Muenster, Germany and Carmen Mannella, University of Maryland, with onsite assistance from Veronica Eisner, Pontifica Catholic University, Chile

Symposium Title:  New Insights into Mitochondrial Function

1:40 PM Liron Boyman, University of Maryland
Mitochondrial Calcium Signaling and the Regulation of ATP Production Investigated with Novel Imaging Approaches

2:10 PM Andrea Dlaskova, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czechia
Remodeling of Cristae Ultrastructure during Hypoxia and Substrate-Dependent Metabolic Change

2:40 PM Tzviya Zeev-Ben-Mordehai, Utrecht University, Netherlands
The Remarkable Sperm Mitochondrial Sheath: Insights from Cryo-Electron Tomography

3:30 PM Adam Fenton, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Mitochondrial Adaptor TRAK2 Activates and Functionally Links Opposing Kinesin and Dynein Motors

4:00 PM Veronica Eisner, Pontifica Catholic University, Chile
Mitochondrial Nucleoid Dynamics Perturbation by OPA1 Disease-causing Mutants

4:30 PM Bioenergeticist Award & Lecture

Student Bioenergeticist Award Recipient Kareem Heslop, Medical University of South Carolina

Young Bioenergeticist Award Recipient Phung N Thai, University of California, Davis

5:00 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

Subgroup Chair: Michael Sacks, University of Texas, Austin

Program Chair: Guy Genin, Washington University in St. Louis

Symposium Time:  8:30 AM - 12:15 PM PST     Subgroup Business Meeting:  12:05 PM

Symposium Room:  Moscone South 301/302

8:30 AM Opening Remarks, Grad Student & Postdoc Talks

9:00 AM Speaker to be Determined

9:30 AM Patrick McGarry, National University of Ireland - Galway
On the Thermodynamics of Cell Contractility and Spreading in 2D and 3D Environments

10:00 AM Vivek Shenoy, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Regulation of Chromatin Organization by Chemo-Mechanical Cues from the Cell Microenvironment

11:00 AM Paul Janmey, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Building a Tissue: Mechanical Response Arises from Integrating Cells with Fibrous Networks

11:30 AM Speaker To Be Determined

12:05 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

Subgroup Chair: Gilad Haran, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

Symposium managed by incoming Subgroup Chair: Sua Myong, Johns Hopkins University

Symposium Time: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PST     Subgroup Business Meeting: 10:15 AM

Symposium Room: Moscone South 204/205/206

8:35 AM Jerome Wenger, Institut Fresnel, France
Improving Single-Molecule Fluorescence Detection with Zero-mode Waveguide Nanoapertures

9:00 AM Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan, EMBL at University of New South Wales, Australia
Single-Molecule Imaging of Cytoplasmic Dynein in vivo Reveals the Mechanism of Motor Activation and Cargo Capture

9:25 AM Thomas Graham, University of California Berkeley
Proximity-assisted Photoactivation (PAPA): Detecting Molecular Interactions in Live-Cell Single-Molecule Imaging

9:50 AM Christy Landes, Rice University
Conformational Changes Impact 3D Antibody Translational Dynamics During Separation Through an Ion Exchange Support

10:15 AM Subgroup Business Meeting & Break

10:40 AM Timothy Craggs, Sheffield University, UK
Modular Single-Molecule Microscopy: New Hardware, Software, Protocols And Controls - The Smfbox Evolved

11:05 AM Rapid Fire Talks from Aaron Blanchard, Rama Reddy Goluguri, and Falk Schneider

11:25 AM Young Fluorescence Investigator Award & Lecture

11:55 AM Gregorio Weber Award & Lecture

Subgroup Chair: Edward P. O'Brien, Penn State University, USA

Program Co-Chairs: Benedetta Bolognesi, Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC), Spain and Alex S. Holehouse, Washington University in St. Louis, USA

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST     Subgroup Business Meeting: 1:30 PM

Symposium Room: Moscone South 204/205/206

1:30 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

2:00 PM Polly Fordyce, Stanford University
Leveraging Microfluidics for High-throughput Protein Expression, Purification, and Deep Biophysical Characterization

2:40 PM Jané Kondev, Brandeis University
Neither Too Short, Nor Too Long, But Just Right: Assembly of Scale Invariant Filaments

3:00 PM Mohammed AlQuraishi, Columbia University
Protein Structure Prediction in a Post-AlphaFold2 World

3:20 PM Ylva Ivarsson, Uppsala University, Sweden
Proteome-scale Identification of Short Linear Binding Motifs in the Intrinsically Disordered Regions of Human and Viral Proteomes

3:40 PM Break

4:10 PM Max Staller, University of California, Berkeley
Sequence Features of Transcriptional Activation Domains

4:30 PM Shahar Sukenik, University of California, Merced
Observing Intrinsically Disordered Proteins in Live Cells

4:50 PM Benedetta Bolognesi, IBEC Barcelona, Spain
Mapping Amyloid Nucleation in vivo by Deep Mutagenesis

5:10 PM BIV Junior Faculty Prize: Kim Reynolds, University of Texas Southwestern

Subgroup Chair: Vera Moiseenkova-Bell, University of Pennsylvania, USA

Symposium managed by: Secretary-Treasurer Sudha Chakrapani, Case Western Reserve University and Incoming Subgroup Chair Jorge E. Contreras, University of California, Davis

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST      Subgroup Business Meeting: 3:15 PM

Symposium Room: Moscone South 303/304

1:35 PM Juan Du, Van Andel Institute
Activation and Inhibition of the “Taste Channel” TRPM5

2:05 PM Ryan Gumpper, University of North Carolina
New Insights into Serotonin 2A Receptor Structure and Function

3:15 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

3:30 PM Aashish Manglik, University of California, San Francisco
Molecular Puzzles in G Protein-coupled Receptor Signaling

4:00 PM Inga Hänelt, University of Frankfurt, Germany
K+ Uptake at the Limit: Transport Mechanism and Regulation of K+ Pump KdpFABC

4:30 PM Daniel Minor, University of California, San Francisco
How to Survive a Toxic Environment - Lessons from Poison Birds and Frogs

5:10 PM A Celebration of the Science of Sergei Noskov, Chair: H. Peter Larsson (University of Miami Health System)
Speakers: H. Peter Larsson, University of Miami Health System; Benoît Roux, University of Chicago; Coleen E. Clancy, University of California, Davis; and Peter Tieleman, University of Calgary

Subgroup Chair: Gira Bhabha, NYU Langone Health, USA    

Program Co-Chairs: Danielle Grotjahn, Scripps Research Institute, USA and Gaia Pagino, Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Germany

Symposium Time: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM PST   Symposium Room: Moscone South 303/304

Subgroup Business Meeting: 9:45 PM    Subgroup Networking Event: 10:30 PM - midnight at Hotel Zetta

6:05 PM Minkyung Baek, University of Washington
Accurate Prediction of Protein Structures and Interactions Using Artificial Intelligence

6:30 PM Josefina del Mármol, Harvard Medical School
Structural Insight into Odor Detection and Discrimination

6:55 PM Elizabeth Kellogg, Cornell University
A Transposon Love Story: Mechanistic Studies Describing How CRISPR-associated Transposases Finds Their Targets Using Cryo-EM

7:20 PM Spotlight on Junior PIs

7:45 PM Break

8:00 PM Philipp Erdmann, Human Technopole Foundation, Italy
Blobology 2.0: Visualizing LLPS by in situ Cryo-Electron Tomography

8:25 PM Elizabeth Wright, University of Wisconsin
Travels through Virus-infected Cells with in situ Cryo-ET

8:50 PM Janet Iwasa, University of Utah
Animating Molecular Machines

9:15 PM Flash Talks from: Pilar Cossio, Michaela Medina, Devan Diwanji, Cristina Santarossa, Sheena Vasquez, Genki Terashi, and Iris Young

9:45 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

Subgroup Chair: Edward Lemke, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz - Institute of Molecular Biology, Germany

Program Co-Chairs: Priya Banerjee, University at Buffalo, USA, Galia Debelouchina, University of California - San Diego, USA, and Jeetain Mittal, Lehigh University, USA

Symposium Time: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PST      Subgroup Business Meeting: 12:20 PM 

Symposium Room: Moscone South 212/213/214

8:35 AM Birthe Kragelund, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Combining Order and Disorder Reveals Roles of Disorder

9:00 AM Keren Lesker, Scripps Research Institute La Jolla
Molecular Structure and Function of the Bacterial Condensate PopZ

9:25 AM Miao Yu, Johannes Gutenberg University & IMB Mainz, Germany
Deciphering the Structure and Function of FG-nucleoporins in situ using FLIM-FRET

9:40 AM Jerelle Joseph, University of Cambridge, UK

9:55 AM Manuel Muller, King's College London, UK
Probing Life and Death Decisions with Semisynthetic ‘Designer’ p53

10:25 AM Sapun Parkeh, University of Texas Austin
Using Vibrational Spectroscopy to Probe Molecular Structure in Disordered Condensates

10:50 AM Bappaditya Chandra, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Phase Separation by NUP98 Fusion Oncoproteins Drives Hematopoietic Cell Transformation

11:15 AM Rachel Fisher, City University of New York

11:30 AM Sarah Rauscher, University of Toronto, Canada
Molecular Simulations of Disordered and Flexible Proteins

11:55 AM Jeremy Schmit, Kansas State University
Principles of Structure/Function in Biomolecular Condensates

12:20 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

Subgroup Chair: Edwin Antony, St. Louis University School of Medicine, USA

Symposium Time: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PST     Subgroup Business Meeting: 12:00 Noon

Symposium Room: Moscone South 207/208

8:35 AM Lucas Farnung, Harvard University
Structural Basis of Chromatin Transcription

9:00 AM Elizabeth Kellogg, Cornell University
Structural Basis for Target-site Selection in RNA-guided DNA Transposition Systems

9:25 AM Allison Williams, University of California San Francisco
Visualizing the Bacterial Stress Sensing Platform in Action

9:50 AM Margaret Rodgers, Johns Hopkins University
Single-molecule studies of Co-transcriptional Ribonucleoprotein Assembly

10:05 AM Break

10:15 AM Ci Ji Lim, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Structure of Human Cst-Pol-Α/Primase Bound to a Telomeric Overhang Poised For Initiation of Telomere C-Strand Synthesis

10:40 AM Ashley Nord, CNRS - Centre de Biochimie Structurale, France
Stator Dynamics of the Bacterial Flagellar Motor

11:05 AM Willow Coyote-Maestas, University of California - San Francisco
Deconvoluting receptor trafficking, regulation, and function using massively parallel assays in living cells

11:20 AM Subhas Bera, Interdisciplinary Center for Clinical Research Erlangen, Germany
High-throughput magnetic tweezers to unravel the SARS-CoV-2 polymerase nucleotide addition cycle: towards the rational design of novel antiviral drugs

11:35 AM Selected Talks from Abstracts: Michael Lawson, Stanford University and Emily Ellinger, University of Michigan

12:00 Noon Subgroup Business Meeting

Subgroup Chair: Deborah E. Leckband, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA       

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST    Subgroup Business Meeting: 3:05 PM

Symposium Room: Moscone South 307/308

1:35 PM Cheng Zhu, Georgia Institute of Technology
Mechanosensing Through Immunoreceptors

2:05 PM Deborah Leckband, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
E-cadherin Mechanically Activates EGFR Signaling

2:30 PM Erin Akins, University of California, Berkeley

2:40 PM Alex Dunn, Stanford University
Ezrin Forms a Sliding Anchor on F-actin

3:05 PM Subgroup Business Meeting

3:15 PM Mechanobiology Award Lecture: Medha Pathak, University of California, Irvine

3:45 PM Patricia Bassereau, Institut Curie, France
Generation and Control of Cellular Protrusions

4:10 PM Nadia Ayad, University of California, San Francisco

4:20 PM Jan Lammerding, Cornell University
Nuclear Mechanobiology During Confined Migration

4:45 PM Fuiboon Kai, University of California, San Francisco

Subgroup Chair:  Arun Anantharam, University of Toledo, USA

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST     Symposium Room: Moscone South 301/302

Subgroup Business Meeting: 5:20 PM

1:35 PM Matthew Brody, University of Michigan
Palmitoylation-Dependent Regulation Of Cardiomyocyte Exocytosis And Natriuretic Peptide Secretion

2:00 PM Ann Wehman, University of Denver
Phagolysosome Vesiculation Promotes Cell Corpse Degradation

2:25 PM Skyler Jackman, Oregon Health & Science University
Fast Resupply Of Synaptic Vesicles Requires Synaptotagmin-3

3:05 PM Mark Von Zastrow, University of California San Francisco
Probing the Interface between GPCR Signaling and Membrane Traffic

3:30 PM Julia von Blume, Yale University
Liquid Liquid Phase Separation (LLPS) Facilitates Insulin Granule Biosynthesis

3:55 PM James Hurley, University of California Berkeley
Structure Of A Primordial Membrane Coat By Cryo-Et And Subtomogram Averaging

4:20 PM Sir Bernard Katz Award Recipient: Meyer Jackson, University of Wisconsin

Subgroup Chair: Francisco N. Barrera, University of Tennessee Knoxville, USA 

Symposium Time: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PST       Symposium Room: Moscone South 303/304

Subgroup Business Meeting: 12:25 PM

8:40 AM Anne Kenworthy, University of Virginia
The Building Blocks of Caveolae, Revealed

9:05 AM Wade Zeno, University of Southern California
Equilibrium and Dynamic Interactions between Intrinsically Disordered Proteins and Curved Membrane Surfaces

9:30 AM Steve Reichow, Portland State University
Connexin-46/50 Stabilization to the Local Lipid Environment Visualized at Near-Atomic Resolution

9:55 AM Susan Daniel, Cornell University
Regulation of the Coronavirus Fusion Peptide Interaction with the Host Membrane and its Impact on Viral Infectivity

10:35 AM Manish Kushwah, Oxford University, United Kingdom
Mass Photometry of Membrane Associated and Integral Membrane Proteins

11:00 AM Jesús Pérez-Gil, Universidad Complutense Madrid, Spain
Breathless Membrane Games as Played by Pulmonary Surfactant Proteins

11:25 AM Syma Khalid, Oxford University, United Kingdom
The E. coli Outer Membrane: What Have We Learned from Molecular Simulations?

11:50 AM Thompson Award Lecture: Abdou Rachid Thiam

Subgroup Chair:  Lucie Delemotte, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

Symposium Time: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PST     Symposium Room: Moscone South 209/210/211

Subgroup Business Meeting: 12:15 PM

8:35 AM Isabelle Baconguis, Vollum Institute - Oregon Health & Science University
Structural Insight into Heteromeric Assembly of Epithelial Sodium Channels

9:10 AM William DeGrado, University of California San Francisco
Analysis and Design of Proton Channels

9:45 AM Hoa Quynh Do, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Interaction interface between pentameric neurotransmitter-gated ion channels and RIC-3 chaperone

10:20 AM Sepehr Dehghani-Ghahnaviyeh, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Molecular Mechanism of Sound Amplification in Mammalian Hearing System

10:40 AM Jianmin Cui, Washington University in St. Louis
Voltage, PIP2 and Calmodulin Dependent Gating of KCNQ1 (Kv7.1) Channels

11:15 AM Crina Nimigean, Weill Cornell Medicine
Mechanism of Lipid Modulation of Cyclic Nucleotide-gated Potassium Channels

11:50 AM Sean R. Cleary, Loyola University
Inhibitory and Stimulatory Micropeptides Preferentially Bind to Different Conformations of the Cardiac Calcium Pump

Subgroup Co-Chairs:  Anthony Cammarato, Johns Hopkins University, USA, and Melissa K. Gardner, University of Minnesota, USA

Symposium Time: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM PST      Symposium Room: Moscone South 201/202/203

Subgroup Business Meeting: 8:30 AM

8:50 AM Rong Liu, NIH NHLBI
The Roles of Binding Proteins in Harnessing the Motor Activity of Myosin-7a

9:10 AM Ahmet Yildiz, University of California Berkeley
The Regulation of Kinesin and Dynein Motility by MAP7

9:30 AM Vitold Galkin, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Mechanism(s) of Regulation of the Cardiac Thin Filament - New Perspectives for a Longstanding Enigma

9:50 AM Charlotte Aumeier, University of Geneva, Switzerland
The Liquid +TIP-network Drives Microtubule Dynamics through Tubulin Condensation

10:10 AM Selected Poster Abstracts from: Joseph Cleary, Dylan Mostert, Kristin Graham, Duha Vang, and Aysha Rashid

John Squire Memorial

10:40 AM Motility & Cytoskeleton Early Career Award: Radhika Subramanian, Harvard University
Gli(ee)ful mimicry: Cytoskeletal Regulation of a Transcription Factor

11:00 AM Kristen Verhey, University of Michigan
A Kinesin-1 Variant Reveals Motor-induced Microtubule Damage in Cells

11:20 AM Samara Reck-Peterson, University of California, San Diego
My Squid Teacher: RNA Recoding and Motor Mechanism

11:40 AM Matthew Childers, University of Washington
Correcting Structural Deficiencies in Mutant Myosin with 2'-deoxy ADP

12:00 Noon Sophie Dumont, University of California San Francisco
The Astrin/SKAP Complex Lubricates the Kinetochore-Microtubule Interface

Subgroup Co-Chairs: Tom C. Bishop, Louisiana Tech University, USA, and Tamar Schlick, New York University, USA

Symposium Chair: Jeff Wereszczynski, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST      Symposium Room: Moscone South 212/213/214

Subgroup Business Meeting: 5:00 PM

1:40 PM Seychelle Vos, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Defining How Local Chromatin Context and Global Genome Architecture Regulate Gene Expression

2:00 PM Serena Sanulli, Stanford University
Heterochromatin Dynamics Across Scales

2:20 PM Cheryl Arrowsmith, University of Toronto, Canada
Structural Genomics meets Chemical Biology: Toward Pharmacological Modulators for the Epigenome and the Entire Proteome

2:40 PM Michael Poirier, Ohio State University
Strategies Transcription Factors Use to Efficiently Invade Nucleosomes

3:20 PM Bin Zhang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Folding Intermediates as a Model for in vivo Chromatin Organization

3:40 PM Dustin C. Woods Illinois Institute of Technology
The Influence of Linker Histones on Chromatin Dynamics and Energetics

4:00 PM Alexey Onufriev, Virginia Tech
Looking for Structure-Function Connections in Chromatin on Several Length Scales

4:20 PM Tom Bishop, Louisiana Tech
Informatics Guided All-Atom and Coarse-Grained Modeling of Nucleosome-Receptor Complexes

Subgroup Chair: Aleksandr Noy, University of California Merced, USA

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST      Symposium Room: Moscone South 209/210/211

Subgroup Business Meeting: 5:00 PM

1:35 PM Jason Dwyer, University of Rhode Island
Molecular-Level Tuning of Solid-State Nanopore Biomolecule Sensing: Optimizing DNA and Protein Analysis and Enabling Complex Carbohydrate Characterization

2:00 PM Naoko Mizuno, NIH - NIHLBI
Bottom-up Reconstitution of Focal Adhesion Machinery

2:25 PM Zachary Smith, Ohio State University
Simulations of Surface-Induced Dissociation of a Protein Dimer Essential for Hearing

2:38 PM Til Schlotter, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Interface Nanopores As A Flexible Technology For Next-Generation Single-Molecule Protein Sensing

3:10 PM Bruce Cohen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Real-time Near Infrared Imaging at 70 nm Resolution with Photon Avalanching Nanoparticles

3:35 PM Zehila Kilic, Arizona State University
Super-Resolved Tracking

3:48 PM Alyssa Miller, University of Cambridge, UK
Universal Lab-On-A-Chip Microfluidic Spray Deposition for Bulk and Single-Molecule Analytical Methods on Surfaces 

4:00 PM Aleksei Aksimentiev, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
Multi-Resolution Simulations of Nanoscale Biological Systems

4:25 PM Yan Yu, Indiana University
Correlating Biochemical and Dynamic Changes in Cells One Organelle at a Time

Subgroup Chair:  Christine Payne, Duke University, USA

Program Chair:  Daniel R. Larson, National Institutes of Health - National Cancer Institute, USA

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST       Symposium Room: Moscone South 201/202/203

Subgroup Business Meeting: 5:05 PM

1:35 PM Liam Holt, NYU Langone Health
RNA Determines the Biophysical Properties of the Cytoplasm

2:05 PM Fangyuan Ding, University of California Irvine
RNA Regulation at the Single-Molecule Level: From Nuclear Organization to Molecular Activity

2:35 PM Lauren Blake, Johns Hopkins University

2:50 PM Ting-Wei Liao, Johns Hopkins University

3:15 PM Michael Dyhr, Freie Universitaet, Germany
Unbiased screening for ultrastructural alterations with X-ray microscopy: examples from nanoparticle uptake and coronavirus infection

3:45 PM Manuela Richter, University of California, San Francisco

4:00 PM Eric Wang, University of Florida
RNA Processing and Transport in Neuromuscular Disease

4:30 PM Michelle Hastings, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
Splice-modulating Antisense Oligonucleotides for the Treatment of Disease

Subgroup Co-Chairs:  Laura Finzi, Emory University, USA, and Mark Williams, Northeastern University, USA

Symposium Time: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM PST      Symposium Room: Moscone South 215/216

Subgroup Business Meeting: 12:00 Noon

9:05 AM Shixin Liu, Rockefeller University
Life Under Tension: New Insights into Biomolecular Interactions on DNA and Chromatin Enabled by Single-molecule Fluorescence and Force Microscopy

9:30 AM Micah McCauley, Northeastern University
Nucleosome Chaperones Facilitate both Nucleosome Assembly and Disassembly

9:55 AM Wesley Wong, Harvard University
Characterizing proteins with high-resolution, high-throughput force spectroscopy: From mechanotransduction to single-molecule proteomics

10:40 AM Ingrid Tessmer, Universität Würzburg, Germany
Resolving the Subtle Details of Human DNA Alkyltransferase Lesion Search and Repair Mechanism by Single-Molecule Studies

11:05 AM Zev Bryant, Stanford University
Dynamics and Mechanics of Nucleoprotein Machines

11:30 AM Shannon Yan, University of California, Berkeley
Following Out-of-Equilibrium Dynamics Across Scales: From Nascent Chain Folding to Membrane Remodeling

Subgroup Chair: Gregory A. Voth, University of Chicago, USA

Symposium Time: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM PST     Symposium Room: Moscone South 207/208

Subgroup Business Meeting: 5:00 PM

1:30 PM Pratyush Tiwary, University of Maryland
From Atoms to Emergent Mechanisms with AI-Augmented Molecular Simulations

2:00 PM Cecilia Clementi, Free University of Berlin, Germany
Learning molecular models from machine learning and experimental data

2:30 PM John Jumper, Google, United Kingdom
Highly Accurate Protein Structure Prediction with AlphaFold

3:30 PM Pilar Cassio, Flatiron Institute
Transition Rates, Survival Probabilities, and Quality of Bias from Time-dependent Biased Simulations

4:00 PM Daniel Zuckerman, Oregon Health & Science University
How Should We Think About Mechanism?

4:30 PM Edward Lyman, University of Delaware
Small differences with big effects: How lipid chemistry determines membrane curvature and viscosity