#PS32 - Thank You!

We want to thank you! The Protein Society's 32nd Annual Symposium in Boston, Massachusetts was a tremendous success! Without you, this event would cease to exist. Thank you to our attendees, volunteers, sponsors, award winners, breakout - session - presenters, exhibitors, Executive Council, and Committees.

#PS33 - Seattle

We look forward to seeing you next year in Seattle. Early-Bird Registration for our 33rd Annual Symposium begins in January, 2019. Learn how to get involved by contacting us, or stay tuned to our website!

Congrats to Our Winners!

We were thrilled to present the following awards at our 32nd Annual Symposium:

2018 Finn Wold Travel Awards

• Noreen Ahmed, University of Ottawa
• Taibah Aldakhil, Chapman University School of Pharmacy
  
• Saba Anwar, Oakland University
  
• Matthew Bienick, University of Arizona
  
• Benjamin Brandsen, University of Washington
  
• Sean Crowe, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  
• Marta M. Ferreira-Amaral, Aston University
  
• Eva Gerber, Yale University
  
• Raghupathi Kummari, ACTREC, TATA Hospital, HBNI, Kharghar
  
• Mukesh Mahajan, University of Michigan
  
• Zeinab Moussa, University of Houston
  
• Dennis Özcelik, University of Copenhagen
  
• Gerardo Perez-Goncalves, University North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Ngoc Thu Hang Pham, INRS - Institut Armand-Frappier, Universite Du Quebec
  
• Fabian Sesterhenn, Institute of Bioengineering, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
  
• Jane Thibeault, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
  
• Gabrielle Valles, UConn Health
  
• Saboora Waris, Monash University
  
• Tingting Xu, Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2018 Protein Science Travel Awards

• Francesca Anson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
• Henriette Autzen, University of California, San Francisco
  
• Ana Barran, University of Florida
  
• Christine Childers, Carleton University
  
• Adam Chin-Fatt, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
  
• Nuria Codina, University College London
  
• Ajitha Cristie-David, University of Michigan
  
• Aakriti Gautam, Bethune Cookman University
  
• Matthew Henley, University of Michigan
  
• Nancy Hernandez, Rutgers University
  
• Sherlyn Jemimah, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
  
• Maryam Kashefi, University of Massachusetts Amherst
  
• Hengyi Li, Peking University
  
• Mark Liang, Brown University
  
• Patricia Lopez-Garcia, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces Denise Okafor, Emory University
  
• Cynthia Okoye, Williams College
  
• Arumay Pal, Weizmann Institute of Science
  
• Stanislav Pekov, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
  
• Theerawat Prasertanan, University of Saskatchewan
  
• Jörn Schmiedel, Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)
  
• Roman Sloutsky, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  
• John Strahan, Amherst College
  
• Miranda Villanueva, Williams College
  
• Nina Wolf, University of Illinois, Chicago
  
• Ailin Wang, Brown University
  
• Yansheng Ye, The Pennsylvania State University
  
• Iva Ziu, Oakland University

2018 Hans Neurath Outstanding Promise Travel Awards

• Aaron Bozzi, Harvard University
• Igor Dikiy, CUNY Advanced Science Research Center
  
• Wei He, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
  
• Fuguo Jiang, University of California, Berkeley
  
• Tilmann Kuenzl, ETH Zurich
  
• Denise Okafor, Emory University
  
• Bikash Sahoo, University of Michigan
  

Poster Winners 

Undergraduates

• Cynthia Okoye, Williams College
• Sarah Pye, University of South Carolina

Graduate

• Zainnab Ahdash, King's College London
• Efrosini Artikis , University of Michigan
• Aurora Diamante, University of Cambridge
• Jiale Du, U Mass Amherst
• Kirsten Knecht, Yale University
• Bruk Mensa, University of California at San Francisco
• Justin Morse, Weil Cornell Medical College
• Tomasz Slezak, University of Chicago
• Keshna Sood, University of Toronto

What IS the Annual Symposium?

The Protein Society’s premier event, our Annual Symposium, hosts 700 hundred chemists, biologists, physicists, mathematicians, students, and educators who share a unifying interest in understanding the nature of proteins.

Structured with two concurrent sessions and spanning 3.5 days, the event features a multitude of opportunities for networking, plentiful speaking slots for selected early-career scientists, and unique workshops for students AND educators.

Thank You to our 2018 Program Planning Committee

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