Group Meeting Schedule
Summer 2020
Lab research still continues remotely!
Group meetings are being held over Zoom at 2:00 pm EST on Thursdays. PowerPoint presentations (2-4 slides) should be prepared, covering work done over the week and future work plans.
Crystallography course taught by Kay Perry, Ph.D, Staff Scientist at NE-CAT, Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory takes place at 12:00 pm EST on Tuesdays. To prepare, readings assigned by Dana Beseiso are discussed Mondays at 2:00 pm.
G-quadruplex Webinar: Nucleic Acid Secondary Structures: G4s and Beyond hosted by Katrin Paeshcke and Sara Richter. The webinar takes place on Thursdays at 8 am. To prepare, supplemental readings are discussed Wednesdays at 1:00 pm during Journal Club.
Fall 2019
Group meetings will be held at 5:00 pm on Wednesdays in the Conference room. Prepare a Power Point presentation (2-4 slides) and e-mail it to Sawyer ahead of time. The slides should contain the data collected during the week as well as detailed plan outlining work projected for the coming week. Bring your notebook and any relevant paper to have productive discussions.
Summer 2019
Group meetings are on Fridays at 9:30-11:00 am in Chemistry Conference Room. Hyun Kyung is responsible for bringing her computer and setting up the presentation. All students, please, e-mail Hyun Kyung your presentations no later than midnight on Thursday.
Table 1. List of end-of-summer Research presentations
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Date |
Presenter |
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July 12 |
Hyun Kyung |
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July 17 |
TBIC: Joanne+Dana |
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July 25 (Thursday) |
Linda Lin |
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Aug 2 |
Dana Beseiso/Joanne |
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Aug 9 |
Jack |
Research Data: Each student needs to prepare short informal presentation (5 min maximum) containing all results from the week as well as one slide with the tentative research plan for the coming week.
End-of-summer research presentation: summarizes all research conducted over the summer. Format: 20-25 min plus 5 min for questions. Power point presentation should include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion. Target general chemistry audience. Make sure to practice before presenting.
Research paper: First draft is due at the end of week nine, August 2nd 5 pm. Final draft is due on Friday August 9th at 5 pm
Sigma Xi poster session is on September 12-13. Everybody should prepare a poster. The first draft of Poster/Abstract internal lab due date is August 9. The final version is due August 31.
Summer 2018
Group meetings are on Thursdays at 10:00-11:30 am in Chemistry Conference Room. Deondre is responsible for bringing his computer. All students, please, e-mail Deondre your presentations no later than midnight on Wednesday.
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Date |
Literature Review |
Research presentation |
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June 7 |
Deondre |
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June 14 |
Linda |
Sam |
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June 21 |
Ariana |
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June 28 |
Liliya at ICPP-10 |
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July 5 |
Liliya at DNA struct and dynamics |
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July 16 |
TBIC – lunch at Bryn Mawr |
We need a speaker |
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July 19 |
Yanti |
Hyun Kyun |
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July 26 |
Hyun Kyun |
Ariana+Yanti |
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August 2 |
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Deondre (ACS) + Linda |
Literature Presentations: Select current (2010 - 2018) quadruplex related crystallography paper. Presentations length is 15-20 min with 10 min for questions. The presenters are free to highlight only the most relevant or exciting parts of the selected paper (and not the entire paper). The presenter should e-mail the pdf version of the selected paper to each member of the group by Tuesday at noon. Every member of the lab should read the paper, focusing on Result section and figures. Feel free to ask me for paper suggestions.Research Data: About 30 min of our group meeting will be focused on discussing research findings. Every week each student will prepare short informal presentation (5 min maximum) containing summary of the results from the week + tentative research plan for the coming week.
Research presentation: summarizes all research conducted over the summer. Format: 20-25 min plus 5 min for questions. Power point presentation should include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion. Target general chemistry audience. Make sure to practice before presenting.
ACS talks: follow the time frame required for ACS. Include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion. Target general chemistry audience.
Research paper: first draft is due on Wednesday August 1st at 9 am; Final draft is due on Wednesday August 8th at 9 am.
Synchrotron times: June 19, (7 pm till June 20 9 am, 15h) and July 31 (11 am till 7 pm, 8h)
ACS meeting is on August 19-23 2018 in Boston. The first draft of the ACS poster is due on Thursday, July 26 at 5 pm. The final version is due on Monday, August 6. Try to print the poster before you leave campus.
Spring 2018
Group meetings will be held at 4:30 pm on Fridays in the Conference room. Prepare a Power Point presentation (2-4 slides) and e-mail it to Deondre ahead of time. The slides should contain the data collected during the week as well as detailed plan outlining work projected for the coming week. Bring your notebook and any relevant paper to have productive discussions.
Fall 2017
Group meetings will be held at 4:30 pm on Fridays in the Conference room. Prepare a Power Point presentation (2-4 slides) and e-mail it to Deondre ahead of time. The slides should contain the data collected during the week as well as detailed plan outlining work projected for the coming week. Bring your notebook and any relevant paper to have productive discussions.
Summer 2017
Group meetings are on Thursdays at 9:00-10:30 am in Chemistry Conference Room. Deondre is responsible for bringing his computer. All students, please, e-mail Deondre your presentations no later than midnight on Wednesday.
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Date |
Presenter |
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June 15 |
Candidate presentation/5 min student presentations |
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June 16 - Friday |
Student presentation about their conference experiences – G4 and MARM |
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June 22 |
Candidate presentation/5 min student presentations |
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June 29 |
Regular group meeting, no literature presentation |
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July 6 |
Allan/Linda Literature presentations |
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July 13 |
Barrett/Deondre Literature presentations |
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July 18-Tuesday |
TBIC, 4 pm at Haverford |
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July 20 |
No literature presentation; quick GM of student results only |
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July 27 |
Linda/Allan Research presentations |
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August 3 |
Deondre/Barrett ACS talks |
Research presentation: summarizes all research conducted over the summer. Format: 20-25 min plus 5 min for questions. Power point presentation should include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion. Target general chemistry audience. Make sure to practice before presenting.
ACS talks: follow the time frame required for ACS. Include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion. Target general chemistry audience.
Literature Presentations: Select current (2010 - 2017) quadruplex related crystallography paper. Presentations length is 15-20 min with 10 min for questions. The presenters are free to highlight only the most relevant or exciting parts of the selected paper (and not the entire paper). The presenter should e-mail the pdf version of the selected paper to each member of the group by Tuesday at noon. Every member of the lab should read the paper, focusing on Result section and figures. Feel free to ask me for paper suggestions.
Research Data: About 30 min of our group meeting will be focused on discussing research findings. Each student needs to prepare short informal presentation (5 min maximum) containing all results from the week as well as one slide with the tentative research plan for the coming week.
Research paper: first draft is due at the end of week nine, July 28 at 5 pm
Final draft is due on Friday August 4th at 5 pm
ACS meeting is on August 20-24 2017 in Washington DC. Deondre and Barrett give talks, Linda and Allan give posters
The first draft of the ACS poster is due on Monday August 1st at 5 pm. The final version is due at noon on August 11.
Spring 2017
Group meetings will be held at 4:30 pm on Fridays in the Chemistry Department Conference room. Prepare a Power Point presentation (2-4 slides) and e-mail it to Deondre ahead of time. The slides should contain the data collected during the week as well as detailed plan outlining work projected for the coming week. Bring your notebook and any relevant paper to have productive discussions.
Literature presentation will be presented in the following order: Barrett, Irene, Deondre, Jessica, Allan and Linda. Please, send the paper to the group no later than Wednesday. Focus on the most recent literature. Plan for 20 min presentation.
Fall 2016
Group meetings will be held at 4:30 pm on Fridays in the Conference room. Prepare a Power Point presentation (2-4 slides) and e-mail it to Deondre ahead of time. The slides should contain the data collected during the week as well as detailed plan outlining work projected for the coming week. Bring your notebook and any relevant paper to have productive discussions.
Summer 2016
*group meetings at 9:15 am in the chemistry conference room*
| Date |
Presenter |
|---|---|
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June 10 |
Barrett |
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June 16 |
Joint meeting with Eric Brown, University of Pennsylvania Medical School |
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June 24 |
Sayed |
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July 1 |
Amber |
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July 8 |
Deondre |
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July 13 |
TBIC |
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July 22 |
Amber/Deondre research presentation |
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July 29 |
Sayed research presentation; Barrett practice of ACS talk |
Summer 2015
Liliya, Delfin and Thomas are in France in Jean-Louis Mergny's lab. Liliya is pursuing crystallization of telomeric and oncogene promoter DNA alone and in complex with NMM. Thomas is working on multiple projects including interaction of PtTMPyP4 with human telomeric DNA and kinetics of Tel22 isomerization in the presence of NMM (using fluorescence). Delfin is measuring binding constants between NMM and a variety of oncogene promoter sequences using UV-vis and fluorescence titrations. We hold our group meetings on Fridays at 10 am. Jessica is working in working in the laboratory of Dr. Eric Brown on non-canonical DNA structures that lead to collapse of replication forks in mouse.
Summer 2014
Note, group meetings are on Thursdays at 9 am in Chemistry Conference Room
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Date |
Presenter |
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May 28 |
Joined group meeting with Brad Johnson and Daniel Rencik |
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June 6 |
Kara |
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July 3 |
Jessica |
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July 10 |
Literature presentations* |
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July 17 |
Supriya |
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July 24 |
June |
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July 31 |
Joined group meeting with Luidgi Monsu Scolaro, Universita di Messina, Utaly |
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August 7 |
Josh |
*note, there will not be presentation of research data (the most exciting result) on this day
Research presentation: summarizes all research conducted over the summer. Format: 20-25 min plus 5 min for questions. Power point presentation should include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion. Make sure to practice before presenting.
Literature Presentations: Students select current quadruplex and porphyrin related paper of interest to all lab members. Presentations length is 12 min + 3min for questions. Feel free to highlight only the most relevant or exciting parts of your selected paper. Students should put the pdf version of the selected paper on Research folder on Wednesday noon before the group meeting. Everybody in the group is responsible for reading one paper in addition to their own. Feel free to ask me for paper suggestions.
Research Data: Another 30 min of our group meeting will be devoted to discussion of the lab research. Each student needs to prepare two slides - one with the most exciting result of the week (and be prepared to explain why it is so exciting using chalk board) and another with the tentative research plan for the coming week. Note, the slide on the most exciting result should not contain more than two figures/spectra.
Research paper: due at the end of the 9th week.
Kara, June and Jessica - the first draft is due on July 25th, at 5 pm
Supryia and Josh - the first draft is due Friday, August 1st, 5 pm
Final draft is due on Friday at 5 pm August 1st for Kara, June and Jessica, and August 8 Supryia and Josh.
Summer 2013
Liliya, Michelle and Navin are in France in Jean-Louis Mergny's lab. Supriya is working in working in the laboratory of Dr. Rodger Liddle, Professor of Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, and Chief of Gastroenterology, VA Medical Center, Durham, NC. Her project aims to investigate the cellular mechanisms involved in the synthesis and release of signaling molecule, leukotriene B4, from pancreatic acinar cells in response to inflammatory agents known to cause pancreatitis. KJ is working in Brad Johnson's lab on yeast telomeric DNA. Josh is working in Dr. Robert Pasternak's lab on hemin and malaria.
Fall 2012
Group meetings will be held at 5 pm on Fridays in Liliya's office. There will be no formal presentations. Come, bring your notebnooks and we will have a round table discussion of your results.
Summer 2012
Note, group meetings are on Thursdays at 9 am in Chemistry Conference Room
| Date | Presenter |
|---|---|
| May 25 | Steven |
| May 31 | Vienna |
| June 7 | Navin |
| June 14 | Cole |
| June 19 (Tue) | Michelle |
| June 28 | Cole RP* |
| July 5 | Steven/Vienna |
| July 12 | Navin/Michelle |
| July 19 | Steven/Vienna RP |
| July 26 | Navin/Michelle RP |
*RP - research presentation
Presentations: Students select the topic based on the most current quadruplex related literature. Presentations length is no longer than 30 min including questions. Students should e-mail the copy of the selected paper to all the lab members no later than Wednesday noon before the group meeting. This will give the rest of us enough time to read papers before the presentation. Feel free to ask me for topic or paper suggestions.
Research Data: Another 30 min of our group meeting will be devoted to discussion of the lab research. Each student needs to prepare two slides - one with the most exciting result of the week (and be prepared to explain why it is so exciting using chalk board) and another with the tentative research plan for the coming week. Note, the slide on the most exciting result should not contain more than two figures/spectra.
Research presentation: summarizes all research conducted over the summer. Format: 20-25 min plus 5 min for questions. Power point presentation should include background, research design, discussion, and conclusion.
Research paper: due at the end of the 8th week for all but Cole.
Vienna, Steven and Navin — the first draft is due on July 6th, at 5 pm
Michelle — the first draft is due Friday, July 27
Cole — the first draft is due on Wednesday, June 27
Final draft is due on Friday at 5 pm July 20 for Vienna, Steven and Navin, August 10 for Michelle and June 29 for Cole.
ACS meeting is on August 19-23 2012.
Posters for ACS are due on the last day of your research summer.
