Physical Science Complex – March 7, 2015

8:20-8:50	Continental Breakfast
8:50-8:55	Opening Remarks
	Hening Lin, Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Session 1	Research Presentations – Ornella Nelson, Chair
9:00-9:25	Richard Cerione, Chemistry and Chemical Biology New ways to think about cancer signaling and intervention
9:25-9:50	Joshua Baccile, Chemistry and Chemical Biology Plant-like isoquinoline biosynthesis via an amino acyl carrier protein in fungi
9:50-10:20	Minkui Luo, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Unconventional chemical tools for protein methyltransferases
10:25-10:55	Coffee Break and Preliminary Poster Viewing
Session 2	Research Presentations – Richard Walroth, Chair
11:00-11:25	Michelle Cilia, BTI Unraveling interactions among insect vector borne plant pathogens, plants, insect vector and insect vector bacterial symbionts using mass spectrometry
11:25-11:50	Joseph Haegele, Cornell University On-demand targeting of antioxidant response signaling
11:50-12:20	Squire Booker, Pennsylvania State University A Tale of Two Substrates: Characterization of a dual specificity RNA methylase
12:25-1:25	Lunch and Preliminary Poster Viewing
Session 3	Research Presentations – Yashira Negron Abril, Chair
1:30-1:55	Jason Locasale, Cornell University Dynamics of histone methylation mediated by the status of one carbon metabolism
1:55-2:20	Clint Stalnecker, Cornell University Targeting altered cancer cell metabolism: Mitochondrial glutaminase regulation    and inhibition by small molecules
2:20-2:50	Virginia Cornish, Columbia University Expanding the synthetic capabilities of yeast
2:55-4:30	Student Poster Session

Presentations in PSB 120; all other events in the PSB Atrium.