Sunday, 4th February 23rd Annual Lorne Proteomics Symposium 2018

• Gavin Reid (School of Chemistry - Department of Biochemistry Molecular Biology - Bio21 Molecular Science and Biotechnology Institute, The University of Melbourne, Australia)
  "Applications of ultraviolet photodissociation tandem mass spectrometry for biomolecular structural characterization"

• Mark Larance (Charles Perkins Centre and School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney, Australia)
  "Defining the liver polysome-associated proteome"

• Development of a high resolution LC-IM-MS platform for comprehensive structural analysis of glycosphingolipid head groups and its application in breast cancer glycobiology - Katherine Wongtrakul-Kish
• Improving the MALDI fragmentation pattern of complex and intact disulphide bonds with aniline - Evelyne Maes
• Creating a 3D-LC/MS method for proteomics by introducing displacement mode chromatography as an application for spectral library extension - Pascal Steffen
• High Resolution - Mass Spectrometry Cellular Thermal Shift Assay (HR-MS-CETSA)- post-translational modifications impact on thermal protein stability - Radoslaw Sobota
• Discovery DIA: All Ion fragmentation on the timsTOF Pro - Andrew Webb

• The RNA binding proteome in time and space - Kathryn Lilley
• Global mapping of Salmonella-host protein-protein interactions - Joel Selkrig
• The MLKL pseudokinase domain controls protein activity and oligomer formation during necroptotic cell death - Jarrod J Sandow

• Global analysis of cell signaling networks by quantitative proteomics - Jesper Olsen

We acknowledge the following supporters:

• Ken Mitchelhill Young Investigator Award supported by Shimadzu

• International Early Career Award supported by Proteomics & Metabolomics Victoria

• Student Oral Award supported by Proteomics & Metabolomics Victoria

• Student Poster Awards supported by Thermo Fisher Scientific

Lorne to Tullamarine (Melbourne) Airport and WEHI (Royal Parade)
Bus departs at 2:45pm sharp from the Cumberland Lorne for Tullamarine Airport and WEHI. 
The bus will travel first to Tullamarine (Melbourne) Airport (arrival time approx. 5:15pm), then into Melbourne city, dropping passengers at WEHI/University of Melbourne, Royal Parade (arrival time approx. 5:45pm).
Cost per person= $40 one way. 

NB: Please ensure you have checked out of your hotel and wait within the Cumberland Lorne Resort Foyer at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time.

 IMPORTANT:
- Please allow for 2.5 hours to travel from Lorne for flight bookings.
- There are no transfers to Avalon airport.