RN Robertson Lecture Theatre Research School of Biology
DATE
14th to 16th November 2015
SPECIAL ATTENDEES
Japanese Government
Mr. Osamu Izawa: Minister of Japanese Government, Embassy of Japan.
Mr. Yoshihide Miwa: First Secretary, Embassy of Japan.
Australian Government
Dr Brendon Hammer: First Assistant Secretary, Americas Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
University of Sydney, Department of Medicine
Prof. Cris dos Remedios
RSC Australian National University
Prof. John Carver
Prof. Gottfried Otting
Prof. Thomas Huber
Prof. David Ollis
Prof. Chris Easton
Dr. Colin Jackson
Dr. Megan O’Mara
Dr. Damien Hall
RSB Australian National University
Prof. Stefan Broer
Prof. Kiaran Kirk
JCSMR Australian National University
Prof. David Tremethick
Prof. Marco Casarotto
CSIRO
Dr. Maud Bernoux
Dr. Peter Dodds
Osaka University Institute for Protein Research
Prof. Atsushi Nakagawa
Prof. Toshimichi Fujiwara
Assoc. Prof. Miki Shinohara
Prof. Haruki Nakamura
Prof. Yuji Goto
Assoc. Prof. Akira Kinjo
Assist. Prof. Masatomo So
Osaka University, Graduate School of Engineering Science
Assoc. Prof. Hirotsugu Ogi
Osaka University Medical School
Prof. Hideki Mochizuki
Osaka University IFREC / Kyoto University Institute of Virology
Prof. Daron Standley
Kyoto University Pharmacy School
Assoc. Prof. Masaru Hoshino
Nihon University
Prof. Fumio Arisaka
Kindai University
Assoc. Prof. Kazumasa Sakurai
Kobe University
Assoc. Prof. Eri Chatani
KATSUYA ARAKI
Osaka University
Synchrotron FTIR micro-spectroscopy for structural analysis of Lewy bodies in the brain of Parkinson’s disease patients
MASAYUKI ADACHI
Osaka University
Amorphous vs Amyloid Aggregation with the Effect of Heating
FUMIO ARISAKA
Nihon University
Gene Products that drive the formation of the baseplate of bacteriophage T4
MAUD BERNOUX
CSIRO
Plant immune receptors function
STEFAN BROER
The Australian National University
Membrane complexes in the brush-border membrane and their role in protein nutrition
JOHN CARVER
The Australian National University
The prevention of protein unfolding and aggregation via molecular chaperone action
MARCO CASAROTTO
The Australian National University
Decrypting the Excitation Contraction coupling machinery in skeletal muscle
ZENGYI CHANG
Peking University
Protein Research in China
ERI CHATANI
Kobe University
Exploring the early stages of protein association in the formation of amyloid fibrils
YUN-RU CHEN
Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Full-length TDP-43 Forms Toxic Amyloid Oligomers in Frontotemporal Lobar Dementia-TDP Patients and Disturbs Amyloid-β Fibrillization
CHRIS EASTON
The Australian National University
Enzymatic production of fertilizers and transport fuels
TOSHIMICHI FUJIWARA
Osaka University
Solid-state NMR study of proteins and the signal enhancement by DNP using unpaired electron spins
JULIET GERRARD
University of Auckland
Protein Science in New Zealand
YUGI GOTO
Osaka University
Supersaturation-Limited Phase Transitions of Proteins
BRENDON HAMMER
DFAT
Introduction to IPR Conference
DAMIEN HALL
Australian National University
Osaka University
Amyloidosis from a Physical Biochemistry Perspective
KYOU-HOON HAN
University of Science & Technology, Korea
The pre-structured motifs (PreSMos) as the active sites in intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs)
MASARU HOSHINO
Kyoto University
The interaction between transcription factors Sp1 and TAF4 via the intrinsically disordered regions
THOMAS HUBER
The Australian National University
Computational protein design: On the cusp between futility and necessity?
OSAMU IZAWA
Embassy of Japan (Australia)
Welcome Address
COLIN JACKSON
The Australian National University
Engineering new proteins to degrade nerve agents
JAMES KETUDAT CAIRNS
Suranaree University of Technology
A bacterial beta-glucosidase serves as a model for human genetic disease
AKIRA KINJO
Osaka University
A unified statistical model of protein multiple-sequence alignment integrating direct coupling and insertions
ALEX LAW
Nanyang Technological University
Regulation of protein function by structural
HIDEKI MOCHIZUKI
Osaka University
Parkinson’s disease and α-synuclein
ATSUSHI NAKAGAWA
Osaka University
Crystallography using Synchrotron Radiation
KICHITARO NAKAJIMA
Osaka University
The nucleus factory on bubble for amyloid beta peptide
HARUKI NAKAMURA
Osaka University
Computational Analysis on Electrostatic Properties of Protein and Protein-Protein Interaction
RAY NORTON
Monash University
Structural Basis for Antibody Recognition of an Intrinsically Disordered Antigen
HIROTSUGU OGI
Osaka University
Ultrafast propagation of A(beta) fibrils in oligomeric cloud studied by TIRFM-QCM
DAVID OLLIS
The Australian National University
Evolving Proteins: Bio-inspired Chemistry
MEGAN O'MARA
The Australian National University
Understanding multidrug transporter function: the delicate balance between substrate specificity and transporter promiscuity.
GOTTFRIED OTTING
The Australian National University
Magnetising Proteins for NMR and EPR Spectroscopy
PROFESSOR
RAJA NOOR ZALIHA RAJA ABD. RAHMAN
Universiti Putra Malaysia
Molecular and Structural Biology of New Lipases and Proteases
KAZUMASA SAKURAI
Kindai University
Insights into the pressure-induced conformational change of β2-microglobulin and its pathogenic variants
MIKI SHINOHARA
Osaka University
The MRX/N complex ensures DSB repair fidelity through multiple pathways including Xrs2-FHA–dependent Tel1/ATM activation
MASATOMO SO
Osaka University
Competing pathway of solubility-limited formation of protein aggregates
SANKARANARAYANAN RAJAN
Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology
Chiral Proofreading During Translation of the Genetic Code
DARON STANDLEY
Osaka University
A 3D view of B cell repertoires
LEMUEL TAYO
Mapua Institute of Technology
TBA