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MONDAY, APRIL 23 Across Societies – Experimental Biology MONDAY, APRIL 23 Across Societies – Experimental Biology 194. MARC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 195. NIH K AWARDS PROGRAMS Seminar Workshop MON. 8:30 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, HALL D, MON. 8:30 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, HALL D, CAREER CENTER CAREER CENTER CHAIRED: H. KHACHATURIAN, NIGMS/NIH Career Development Career Development The Experimental Biology 2012 Career Center activities have NIH Grants Seminar Workshop Series been arranged by the FASEB Offi ce of MARC & Professional Development. Access to the Career Center is FREE to all This presentation will focus on the NIH’s new K99/00 registered EB 2012 meeting attendees. Pathways to Independence Award (for postdoctoral scientists) and the K08 Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Award (for 8:30 Successful behaviors for winning an interview. J. individuals with a health professional doctoral degree committed Blumenthal. to a career in laboratory or fi eld-based research.) The interactive 9:00 Developing your core message/”elevator pitch”. J. discussion will give attendees an opportunity to ask questions Lombardo. of and obtain insight from an NIH representative. EB 2012 9:00 Ten tough industrial interview questions; ten good registration is required to participate in the seminar. responses. J. Tringali. 9:00 How to get a job in government: bench. S. Milgram, L. Conlan. 196. FORMULA FOR GRANT SUCCESS: PART I - 10:00 Postdocs: what should you be looking for and how to SCIENTIFIC PEER REVIEW OF NIH GRANTS fi nd them. A. Green. 10:00 Sometimes it’s who you know: winning at networking. J. Seminar Blumenthal. 10:00 How to get a job in government: non-bench. S. Milgram, MON. 10:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, HALL D, L. Conlan. CAREER CENTER 10:15 Making the grade: job talk/chalk talk. D. Behrens. CHAIRED: A. M. COELHO, JR., GRANT SUCCESS ASSOCIATES INC. 11:00 Compensation negotiation for scientists moving into industry. B. Lindstaedt. Career Development 12:00 Career skills blitz. 1:00 The industrial hiring process: learn the nuances, get the NIH Grants Seminar Workshop Series offer. J. Tringali. Learn what is important to know and understand about 1:00 The right attitude and behaviors while job searching: a sponsoring agency’s peer review process. Learn why this from the resume to the job offer. J. Blumenthal. understanding peer review can enhance your chances of being 1:15 Utilizing LinkedIn in the PhD job search. A. Green. funded. This presentation uses the scientifi c peer review at NIH 1:30 How to continue your training at NIH. S. Milgram, L. as an example of what you need to know about peer review at any Conlan. funding agency and how to use this information in preparation of 2:00 Achieving your goals: goal setting strategies for scientifi c your grant applications and competing successfully for funding. and career success [interactive]. B. Lindstaedt. EB 2012 registration is required to participate in the seminar. 2:00 Talking about yourself: interviewing well. N. Saul. 2:30 Revealing your character through your resume. J. Blumenthal. 197. FORMULA FOR GRANT SUCCESS: PART II - 2:30 Becoming a mentor. S. Milgram, L. Conlan. GRANT WRITING FOR SUCCESS 3:00 Career decisions: how to select a career path that’s best for you. B. Lindstaedt. Seminar 3:45 CV → resume. A. Green. 4:00 Job search in academia and industry. D. Behrens. MON. 2:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, HALL D, 4:00 Fundamentals for managing the postdoctoral experience. CAREER CENTER H. Adams. CHAIRED: A. M. COELHO, JR., GRANT SUCCESS ASSOCIATES INC. 4:00 Successful behaviors for winning an interview. J. Blumenthal. Career Development NIH Grants Seminar Workshop Series This presentation focuses on the principles of Grant Writing for Success: and the common reasons that grant applications fail or succeed. Learn how to make an application meet the needs of the reviewers and the funding agency. Learn how to avoid the 54 MONDAY ACROSS SOCIETIES/ANATOMY need for resubmission. Learn about sponsored agency resources and how to use them in the preparation of your application. EB 2012 registration is required to participate in the seminar. Anatomy 198. TISSUE ENGINEERING, REGENERATION AND 200. ANATOMY EDUCATION BREAKFAST REPAIR ROUNDTABLES Platform Special Session MON. 8:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 7A (Supported by an educational grant from Elsevier, Inc.) CHAIRED: R. MARCUCIO MON. 8:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 11A Regeneration/Tissue Engineering CHAIRED: C. ECKEL M 8:00 198.1 Developing a completely biological tissue- Education & Teaching engineered blood vessel for clinical use. N. L’Heureux. O 8:00 Chair’s introduction. Cytograft Tissue Engineering, Novato, CA. N 8:30 Applying the Ideas from The Carnegie Study of Medical 8:15 Adult stem cell mobilization to enhance Education to Guide Medical School Reform. Bridget intramembranous bone regeneration in the mouse. M.A. O’Brien. UCSF. McNulty, K.W. Christopherson, A.S. Virdi, K. Sena, R.R. 9:00 General discussion. Frank and D.R. Sumner. Rush Univ. Med. Ctr. (15.2) 8:30 198.2 Injectable extracellular matrix-derived hydrogel for cardiac repair. K. Christman. UCSD. 201. THE NUCLEUS: NEW INSIGHTS AND 8:45 198.3 Age-dependent impairments in rat bladder UNDERSTANDING regeneration. D. Burmeister, C. Peyton, T. AbouShwareb, C. Bergman, K-E. Andersson and G. Christ. Wake Forest Univ. Symposium 9:00 198.4 Bioactive nanomaterials for enhanced wound (Supported by an educational grant from Hamilton healing. R.S. Balkawade and D.K. Mills. Louisiana Tech Univ. Thorne, Inc.) 9:15 Tissue engineering bone by recapitulating developmental and repair programs offers improved biological MON. 8:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 9 outcomes. C.S. Bahney, D. Hu, T. Miclau and R. Marcucio. CHAIRED: M. ALLIEGRO UCSF. (917.7) 9:30 198.5 Nano-fi brous microspheres with sustained Cell Biology growth factor delivery for bone regeneration. X. Liu. Baylor Col. of Dent. 8:00 Chair’s introduction. 9:45 198.6 Notch signaling through the Jagged-1 ligand 8:05 201.1 The nucleolinus: a disappearing, forgotten, and regulates mesenchymal progenitor differentiation and tissue (maybe) misnamed organelle. M.C. Alliegro. Marine Biol. Lab., regeneration. K.D. Hankenson. Univ. of Pennsylvania. Woods Hole, MA. 8:30 201.2 The expanded repertoire of a classical intranuclear domain. T. Pederson. Univ. of Massachusetts 199. MICRORNAS IN STEM CELLS AND CANCER Med. Sch. 8:55 201.3 The lamins are major determinants of nuclear Minisymposium architecture. R. Goldman, S. Adam, A.E. Goldman, V. Butin- MON. 8:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 7B Israeli and T. Shimi. Northwestern Univ. Feinberg Sch. of Med. 9:20 201.4 The evolution of the nucleus. J.A. Lake. UCLA. CHAIRED: R. HARTLEY 9:45 Discussion. Regulatory RNA Mini-Meeting 202. REACTIVATION OF EMBRYONIC PROCESSES 8:00 Chair’s introduction. IN REGENERATION AND REPAIR 8:05 199.1 microRNAs to pathways in stem cells and cancer. R. Blelloch, D. Subramanyam, C. Melton, R. Judson Symposium and C. Belair. UCSF. 8:30 199.2 Enabling Xenopus oocytes and embryos to MON. 10:30 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 7A perform RNAi. M. Sheets, E. Lund, S. Blaser Imboden and J. CHAIRED: M. DUNNWALD AND J. HELMS Dahlberg. Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison. 8:55 microRNA-RNA binding protein face off in Regeneration/Tissue Engineering cancer. R. Hartley. Univ. of New Mexico. 9:20 199.4 Non-coding RNAs: from scientist to patient and 10:30 202.1 Regeneration of the drosophila epidermal back. G. Carlin. Univ. of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Ctr. barrier after wounding. W. McGinnis and M. Juarez. UCSD. 9:45 Discussion. 10:30 202.2 Translating insights from development into regenerative medicine with a focus on Wnt biology. J.A. Helms. Stanford Univ. 55 MONDAY PHARMACOLOGY/PHYSIOLOGY 3:30 Activated protein C promotes endothelial barrier 4:15 Enhanced apoptosis and altered DNA repair underlie protection through biased PAR1 signaling mediated improved outcomes in HPV-positive head and neck by β-arrestin and dishevelled-2 scaffolds. U.J.K. Soh cancer. R.J. Kimple, A.D. Torres, G.C. Blitzer, M.A. and J. Trejo. UCSD Sch. of Med. (671.4) Smith, E.A. Armstrong, P.F. Lambert and P.M. α 4:00 How G q regulates PIP2 hydrolysis: molecular Harari. Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison. (537.2) mechanisms and prospects for drug development. 4:30 Plaque-like A3 adenosine receptor microdomains are A.M. Lyon, V.M. Tesmer, C.A. Boguth, V.D. associated with bacteria-tethering nanotubes in Dhamsania, D.M. Thal, J. Guiterrez, S. Chowdhury, human neutrophils. R. Corriden, T. Self, S.J. Briddon J.K. Northup and J.J.G. Tesmer. Univ. of Michigan and S.J. Hill. Univ. of Nottingham. (1119.3) and NIDCD/NIH, Rockville. (667.1) 4:45 Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG treatment potentiates 4:30 Keynote Speaker. Acyl tales of G proteins and PATs. M. intestinal hypoxia-inducible factor, promotes intestinal Linder. Cornell Univ. integrity, prevents infl ammation, and ameliorates alcohol-induced liver injury. Y. Wang, Y. Liu, I. Kirpich, 293. INTEGRATIVE SYSTEMS, TRANSLATIONAL AND C. McClain and W. Feng. Univ. of Louisville. (673.17) CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY DIVISION YOUNG 5:00 Awards. INVESTIGATOR AWARDS PLATFORM SESSION 294. PHARMACOLOGY EDUCATION DIVISION M PROGRAMMING: STRATEGIES FOR Oral O PHARMACOLOGY IN INTEGRATED MEDICAL MON. 3:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 5A SCHOOL CURRICULA: BEST PRACTICES N CHAIRED: J. PAUL FOR ENHANCING INVOLVEMENT OF OUR DISCIPLINE COCHAIRED: H. AKBARALI 3:00 Chair’s introduction. Symposium 3:15 Discovery of early life plasma protein signatures for MON. 3:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 5B asthma development. H. Xu, T. Radabaugh, Z. Lu, D. Billheimer, D. Vercelli, M. Halonen and S.S. Lau. CHAIRED: L.M. CRESPO Univ. of Arizona.
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