2009 Pittcon Final Program - Pittcon Web Archives

Pittcon 2009 Technical Program
Thursday, p.m., March 12
3:20 (2790-4) Analytical Methods for Unraveling Neurological
Disease State Mechanisms In vivo MICHAEL A JOHNSON, University of
Kansas, Gregory L Osterhaus, Kelli Lauderdale, Linda J Steele, John C Kraft,
Stephen C Fowler, Jonathon Pinkston, Stephan Von Horsten, Olaf Riess
3:55 (2790-5) Improving the Biocompatibility and Analytical
Performance of In vivo Chemical Sensors via Nitric Oxide
Release/Generating Polymeric Coatings MARK E MEYERHOFF,
The University of Michigan
SYMPOSIUM Session 2800
Bioinformatics of Proteomics - arranged by Ronald Orlando, University
of Georgia
Thursday Afternoon, Room S402b
Ronald Orlando, University of Georgia, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks - Ronald Orlando
1:35 (2800-1) Beyond Protein Identification, Making Sense of
Proteomic Data RONALD ORLANDO, University of Georgia
2:10 (2800-2) Wild-Card Search for Shotgun Proteomics
MARSHALL BERN, Palo Alto Research Center
2:45 (2800-3) The Normalized Spectral Abundance Factor
Approach for Quantitative Proteomic Analysis MICHAEL WASHBURN,
Stowers Institute For Medical Research, Ying Zhang, Zhihui Wen, Norman
Pavelka, Marjorie Fournier, Selene Swanson, Laurence Florens
3:20 (2800-4) Comparison and Optimization of Mass Spectrometric
and Bioinformatics Strategies for Phosphopeptide Identification ALEXEY I
NESVIZHSKII, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
3:55 (2800-5) Resolution and Quantification of Protein Isoforms in
Complex Genomes D BRENT WEATHERLY, BioInquire, LLC
SYMPOSIUM Session 2810
Global Issues Facing the Food Industry - arranged by Joe Romano,
Waters Corporation
Thursday Afternoon, Room S401d
Joe Romano, Waters Corporation, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks - Joe Romano
1:35 (2810-1) Food Protection in Global Economy STEVEN
MUSSER, FDA/CFSAN
2:10 (2810-2) Utilizing Analytical Intelligence to Drive Food Safety
JOHN ANTHONY WARD, The Coca-Cola Company
2:45 (2810-3) Analytical Methods used for Regulatory Control of
Veterinary Drug Residues in Foods of Animal Origin and their Impacts on
Global Trade JOE BOISON, CFIA Saskatoon Laboratory, Stephen Lee, Ron
Gedir, Johanna Chrusch
3:20 (2810-4) Transformational Changes in the Contract
Laboratory Environment in Response to Recent Challenges in Food
Analysis SHANKAR BHATTACHARYYA, Certified Laboratories, Inc.
3:55 (2810-5) Regulating Food Safety for a Global Marketplace
PAUL YOUNG, Waters Corporation
SYMPOSIUM Session 2820
Instrumentation for On-site and In-vivo Applications - arranged by
Janusz Pawliszyn, University of Waterloo
Thursday Afternoon, Room S404bc
Janusz Pawliszyn, University of Waterloo, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks - Janusz Pawliszyn
1:35 (2820-1) Advantages of In-Field Sample Analysis using a
Hand-Portable Capillary Gas Chromatograph Toroidal Ion Trap Mass
Spectrometer (GC-TMS) STEPHEN A LAMMERT, Torion Technologies -
Consultant, Joseph L Oliphant, Christopher R Bowerbank, Tiffany C Wirth,
Nathan L Porter, Edgar D Lee, Douglas W Later
2:10 (2820-2) Miniaturization of Sample Preparation Devices for
Various Analytical Situations KIYOKATSU JINNO, Toyohashi University of
Technology
2:45 (2820-3) Application of Differential Mobility Spectrometry to
Diagnosis of Tuberculosis JOSE MIGUEL TREVEJO, Draper Laboratory,
Heather Lanman, Christopher Sassetti, Shirley Hoenigman, Chitra Kanchagar,
Preshious Rearden
3:20 (2820-4) Breath Components as Diagnostic and Therapeutic
Markers of Disease Condition PURNENDU K DASGUPTA, University of
Texas Arlington, Shin-Ichi Ohira
3:55 (2820-5) In-Vivo Applications of Solid Phase Microextraction
JANUSZ PAWLISZYN, University of Waterloo
SYMPOSIUM Session 2830
Ubiquitous Wireless Chemical and Biological Sensors: From
the Lab into the Field - arranged by Radislav Potyrailo, General Electric
Global Research Center
Thursday Afternoon, Room S402a
Radislav Potyrailo, General Electric Global Research Center, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks - Radislav Potyrailo
1:35 (2830-1) Novel Wireless Biosensor Technologies for Point-of-
Care Applications CHRISTOPHER R LOWE, University of Cambridge
2:10 (2830-2) Surface Acoustic Waves (SAW) Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID) Sensors for Ubiquitous Molecular Recognition
WILLIAM DANIEL HUNT, Georgia Institute of Technology, Ryan S Westafer,
Peter J Edmonson, Desmond D Stubbs
2:45 (2830-3) A New Wireless Micro/Nano-Biosensor for In-Situ
Detection of Bacteria in Water ZHONGYANG CHENG, Auburn University
3:20 (2830-4) Wireless, Passive Magnetic Sensors for Biomedical
Applications KEAT GHEE ONG, Michigan Technological University
3:55 (2830-5) Radio Frequency Identification Devices for
Ubiquitous Chemical and Biological Sensing RADISLAV POTYRAILO, GE
Global Research
WORKSHOP Session 2840
Analytical Challenges in Biofuel Analysis - arranged by Michael
McGinley and Sky Countryman, Phenomenex
Thursday Afternoon, Room S405a
Michael McGinley, Phenomenex, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks - Michael McGinley and Sky
Countryman
1:35 (2840-1) Optimization versus Pragmatism in GC Analysis in
Fuel-Grade Ethanol Production Plants JAMES MOTT, Shimadzu Scientific
Instruments
2:05 (2840-2) Efforts in Developing New Analytical Solutions for
Monitoring and Quality Analysis of Biofuel Manufacturing SKY
COUNTRYMAN, Phenomenex, Inc.
2:35 (2840-3) Progress in Methods of Biomass Analysis FOSTER
A AGBLEVOR, Virginia Tech
3:05 Recess
3:20 (2840-4) Development of Advanced Imaging Techniques for
the Analysis of Biomass during Pretreatment BLAKE SIMMONS, Joint
BioEnergy Institute
3:50 (2840-5) Biomass Compositional Analysis: Lessons from the
Laboratory AMIE SLUITER, NREL
4:20 Panel Discussion
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