Understanding the global biomolecular structure space is an unquestionably important goal for endeavors ranging from the development of new biomaterials to the diagnosis and treatment of human disease. This conference will bring together a wide array of experts that aim to both develop and apply new mass spectrometry (MS) methods in structural biology and biophysics, broadly defined. The timeliness of this conference coincides with the rapidly expanding role of MS in structural biology, which has already made great strides in extracting the details of biomolecule structures from mixtures, using orders of magnitude less sample than other structural probes. Advancing Mass Spectrometry for Biophysics and Structural Biology 2023 will showcase the best science and promote an exchange of ideas between leaders and new-comers to the biology/mass spectrometry interface, in order to propel this exciting topic toward future successes.
Topics
New biophysical methods in native MS and structural biology
Advances in instrumentation
Nucleic acid interactions
Beyond proteomics—proteoforms
Single ion methods and charge detection
Computational strategies
Molecular interactome
Biotherapeutics and vaccines
Structural proteomics
Confirmed Speakers
Perdita Barran (U. Manchester)
Nick Borotto (U. Nevada, Reno)
Josh Coon (U Wisconsin)
Helen Cooper (U. Birmingham)
Weidong Cui (Amgen)
Francisco Fernandez-Lima (Florida International University)
