COVID Moonshot update at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting : Protein-small molecule interactions session

I had the honor of speaking about the COVID Moonshot at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting in the Protein-small molecule interactions session on Fri 26 Sep.
talk slides (CC-BY): [PDF]
talk video (CC-BY): [MP4]

The Chodera lab is headed to the Biophysical Society Meeting in Baltimore

Four members of the Chodera lab will be headed to the Feb 7-11 Biophysical Society Meeting in Baltimore, MD!
Postdocs Sonya Hanson and Kyle Beauchamp will both be giving talks:

• [095.000] Platform: Computational and Simulation Methods: [919-Plat] BENCHMARKING AND OPTIMIZING ATOMISTIC FORCEFIELDS WITH DENSITY MEASUREMENTS
  Mon 9 Feb 8.45A - Room 309/310 - Kyle A. Beauchamp
• [170.000] Platform: Protein-Small Molecule Interactions: [1795-Plat] DEVELOPING HIGH THROUGHPUT FLUORESCENCE BASED ASSAYS FOR MEASURING KINASE INHIBITOR FREE ENERGIES OF BINDING
  Tue 10 Feb 12.30P - Room 316/317 - Sonya M. Hanson

In addition, Sonya Hanson will serve as an official guest blogger for the BPS 2015 meeting!  Be sure to tune into the official BPS Blog to follow along!

Talk slides will be posted after the conference.

Rumor has it the lab will also make a brief appearance at the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening SLAS2015 conference in Washington DC.