The Protein Society Annual Symposium 2025 (PS39)

June 26 - 29, 2025 | San Francisco, California | Hilton San Francisco Union Square 

(TPS special group rate: $219/night; student rate: $169 / night (limited). Registration to open late January 2025.  Abstracts deadline for Travel Awards (Finn Wold, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Protein Science Young Investigator grants) and Open Talks (Senior, Young Investigator and Flash Talks) March 2025.  

2025 PPC

 Preliminary Sessions and Speakers

Concurrent Sessions
Session 1: Revealing the Invisible: New Techniques for Observing
Transient Protein States
  Session 2: Emergent Properties of Protein Supramolecular Assemblies
Michael Thompson, University of California Merced   Alison Williams, University of California San Francisco
Elizabeth Komives, University of California San Diego   Meytal Landau, DESY
Sarah Rauscher, University of Toronto   Fred Rousseau, KU Leuven-VIB Centre for Brain & Disease Research
Session 3: New Proteins and Folds Through AI   Session 4: Proteins Moving, and On the Move Inside the Cell
Gustav Oberdorfer, Graz University   Sandra Encalada, The Scripps Research Institute
Noelia Ferruz, Centre for Genomic Regulation   Raúl Padrón, U Mass Chan Medical School
Sarah Alamdari, Microsoft Research    
Session 5: Enzyme Catalysis: Mechanistic Insights From Structure,
Computation and Evolution
  Session 6: Proteostasis and Protein Quality Control
Mark Wilson, University of Nebraska Lincoln   Judith Frydman, Stanford University
Nobuhiko Tokuriki, University of British Columbia   Henry Colecraft, Columbia University
Amie Boal, The Pennsylvania State University   Russell DeBose-Boyd, UT Southwestern
Session 7: Protein Nanopores: Sequencing and Sensing   Session 8: Proteins and Lipids: Fusion, Fission, Budding
Yujia Qing, University of Oxford   Sarah Veatch, University of Michigan
Min Chen, University of Massachusetts Amherst   Brett Collins, University of Queensland
William DeGrado, University of California San Francisco   Abdou Rachid Thiam, Ecole Normale Superieure
Session 9: Form and Function From Membraneless Organelles   Session 10: Machinery and Mechanisms for Cell Death
Dek Woolfson, University of Bristol   Daniel Bachovchin, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Keren Lasker, The Scripps Research Institute   Doryen Bubeck, Imperial College London
Carlos Castañeda, Syracuse University   Olivier Julien, University of Alberta
Session 11: Mechanisms of Circadian Clocks  (member submitted)   Session 12: 20 Amino Acids… and Beyond
Jennifer Hurley, Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute   Klara Hlouchova, Charles University
Andy LiWangUniversity of California Merced   Dustin King, Simon Fraser University 
Megan Torgrimson, University of California Santa Cruz   Alanna Schepartz, University of California Berkeley

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