Selected Presentations and Dissemination Activities
RBVI Researchers, Collaborators, and Staff regularly present their work at workshops, conferences, and other scientific meetings in order to share results and techniques, get input on development directions for existing and new tools, and to explore needs within the biomedical research community. We have selected several of these presentations for inclusion here, either in abstract form, or full text when available.
- QB3 Symposium on Cell Membrane Systems and Technology, San Francisco, CA. May 7, 2005
- Presented the poster: Topo2: Transmembrane Protein Visualization Tool, Susan J. Johns
- Single Particle Reconstructions and Visualization: EMAN Tutorial, Houston, TX. March 16-19, 2005
- This workshop was hosted by the National Center for Macromolecular Imaging, and included sessions on the use of Chimera for visualizing structures obtained by Cryo-EM. Presentations include:
- Multiscale Structural Visualization with UCSF Chimera, Tom Ferrin
- Chimera Visualization Tutorial - GroEL, Tom Goddard
- Chimera Demonstration - Semliki Forest Virus, Tom Goddard
- American Chemical Society Meeting, San Diego, CA. March 13-17, 2005
- RBVI co-hosted a booth for the NIH NCRR Biomedical Technology Simulation and Computation Resource Centers. Presentations included:
- Introduction to the UCSF Chimera molecular modeling package, Elaine Meng
- Constructing Computational Pipelines with DASH, Scooter Morris
- Sequence Alignments and Sequence-structure Associations in Chimera, Eric Pettersen
- Using UCSF Chimera for trajectory/ensemble analysis and screening docked compounds, Elaine Meng
- Structure-Function Linkage Database, Shoshana Brown
- Volume and multiscale visualization with UCSF Chimera, Elaine Meng
- Biophysical Society Meeting, Long Beach, California. February 12-16, 2005
- RBVI participated in the booth for the NIH Biomedical Technology Simulation and Computation Resource Centers hosted by National Biomedical Computation Resource.
RBVI presentations included:
- DASH (and other tools) [Full Presentation], Dan Greenblatt & John "Scooter" Morris
- New Features in Chimera, Tom Goddard
- The Structure-Function Linkage Database, Scott Pegg