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22nd Annual K-INBRE Symposium
Program Schedule
Friday, January 12, 2024
3:00 PM
Early Registration
Grand Ballroom Foyer
Open Poster Practice (Until 6PM)
Mcdowell, Tuttle, Alcove, Big Basin
4:30 PM
Early Registration Closes
6:00 PM
Friday Night Dinner
Konza Prairie, Kaw Nation
8:00 PM
Dinner Ends
Saturday, January 13, 2024
7:30 AM
Breakfast Buffet
Konza Prairie, Kaw Nation
7:30 AM
Registration
Grand Ballroom Foyer
8:30 AM
General Session
Flint Hills, Kings
Doug Wright, Ph.D.,
K-INBRE Principal Investigator, University of Kansas Medical Center
Opening Remarks
8:50 AM
David Rosowsky, Ph.D.,
Vice President for Research, Kansas State University
Welcome from Kansas State University
9:00 AM
V. Gustavo Blanco, M.D, Ph.D.
, Professor and Chairperson Molecular and Integrative Physiology, University of Kansas Medical
Keynote Speaker
9:30 AM
Team Science: The role of the microbiome in chronic abdominal pain syndromes: An Innovative Team Science Approach
Erin Young, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, University of Kansas Medical Center
Harnessing the microbiome to treat visceral hypersensitivity
Kyle Baumbauer, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, University of Kansas Medical Center
Combining neurophysiologic and transcriptomic data to understand functional pain disorders
Anuradha Ghosh, Ph.D.,
Associate Professor, Pittsburg State University
Diagnostic applications of the microbiome
Sree Chintapalli, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Metabolomics-Driven Protein Target Prediction: An In-Silico Methodology
10:25 AM
Break
Grand Ballroom Foyer
10:25 AM
University Photos
Hotel Lobby
10:30 AM:
Kansas State University Photo
10:35 AM:
Pittsburg State University Photo
10:40 AM:
University of Kansas Medical Center Photo
10:45 AM:
Fort Hays State University Photo
10:50 AM:
Wichita State University Photo
10:55 AM
General Session
Flint Hills, Kings
Sherry Fleming, Ph.D.,
Professor, Kansas State University
Moderator: Trainee Presentations
11:00 AM
Trainee #1:
Camryn Greving
, Fort Hays State University
Title: Distribution of the 2-micron Plasmid in Various Strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
11:15 AM
Trainee #2:
Kayla Smith
, Langston University
Title: Impairments in Cerebral Autoregulation and Cerebrovascular Reactivity in Cancer Survivorship
11:30 AM
Trainee #3:
Grace Schieferecke
, Kansas State University
Title: Molecular Analysis of Benzimidazole Resistance in Hookworms in Kansas Dogs
11:45 AM
Lunch
Konza Prairie, Kaw Nation
1:00 PM
General Session
Flint Hills, Kings
Stephen Fields, Ph.D.,
Associate Professor, Emporia State University
Moderator: Trainee Presentations
1:05 PM
Trainee #4:
David Claridge
, Emporia State University
Title: Assessing Plant Derived Antioxidants for a Protective Effect Against Pesticides in the Honeybee Gut
1:20 PM
Trainee #5:
Alexandra Robinson
, Pittsburg State University
Title: Syntheses of Co-MOF, Ni-MOF, and Fe-MOF for applications in both electrocatalysis and energy storage using a single-step microwave method
1:35 PM
Data Science Core: What the Data Science Core can do for you
Bradley Olson, Ph.D.
, Assistant Professor, Kansas State University
Moderator: Data Science Core
Featured speaker:
Dinah Davison, Ph.D.
, Postdoctoral Researcher, Kansas State University
Title: The reorganization of protein interaction networks during the transition to multicellularity
Featured speaker:
Dong Pei, Ph.D.
, Research Assistant Professor, University of Kansas Medical Center
Title: optima: An open-source R package for the Tapestri platform for integrative single cell multiomics data analysis
2:35 PM
General Session Concludes/Break
Grand Ballroom Foyer
2:35 PM
University Photos
Hotel Lobby
2:45 PM:
Washburn University Photo
2:50 PM:
Haskell Indian Nations University Photo
2:55 PM:
Emporia State University Photo
3:00 PM:
Langston University Photo
3:05 PM:
University of Kansas Photo
3:20 PM
Poster Judge Meeting
Big Blue River, Fort Riley
3:30 PM
Reception/Poster Session I
Mcdowell, Tuttle, Alcove, Big Basin
4:30 PM
Reception/Poster Session II
Mcdowell, Tuttle, Alcove, Big Basin
5:30 PM
Reception/Poster Session III
Mcdowell, Tuttle, Alcove, Big Basin
6:30 PM
Dinner
Konza Prairie, Kaw Nation
7:00 PM
Award Presentations
John Stanford, Ph.D.,
K-INBRE Associate Director, University of Kansas Medical Center
7:30 PM
Closing Remarks
Doug Wright, Ph.D.,
K-INBRE Principal Investigator, University of Kansas Medical Center
Sunday, January 14, 2024
7:30 AM
Breakfast Buffet
Konza Prairie, Kaw Nation
8:30 AM
General Session
Flint Hills, Kings
John Stanford, Ph.D.
, Associate Director, University of Kansas Medical Center
Opening Remarks and Moderator: Regional Scientist and Trainee Presentation
8:40 AM
Trainee #6:
Keetan Munsell
, Washburn University
Title: Examining the Reproductive Ecology of Terrapene ornata in Western Nebraska; a Multi-year Study
9:00 AM
Trainee #7:
Ian Ensley
, University of Kansas Medical Center
Title: Hyaluronan synthase (Has)2, in dual Has1 and Has3 deficient mice, protects against age-associated weight gain by reducing adipocyte hypertrophy
9:10 AM
Trainee #8:
Alia Michaelis
, Wichita State University
Title: Characterization of Cardiomyopathic Point Mutations in the Ig3 Domain of Myopalladin
9:25 AM
Scott Lovell, Ph.D.
, Director, Protein Structure and X-Ray Crystallography Laboratory, University of Kansas
Title: High Throughput Structural Biology Methods and Applications
10:10 AM
Poster Session IV
Mcdowell, Tuttle, Alcove, Big Basin
11:15 AM
Oral Presentation Awards
Flint Hills, Kings
John Stanford, Ph.D.,
K-INBRE Associate Director, University of Kansas Medical Center
11:45 PM
Closing Remarks
Doug Wright, Ph.D.,
K-INBRE Principal Investigator, University of Kansas Medical Center
11:45 PM
Boxed Lunches Available for Pickup
Grand Ballroom Foyer
12:00 PM
Hotel Checkout