The TSRC Workshop on Protein Dynamics is a small focussed meeting that nonetheless spans the full range of experimental and theoretical biophysical methods for elucidating the contribution of protein dynamics to function. A hallmark of the meeting is the interdisciplinary connections that are forged between the different subdisciplines.
Scientific program. The 2009 Scientific Program is being developed and applications to attend the Workshop are encouraged. The confirmed participants in the 2009 Workshop are:
| Philip Anfinrud | Akio Kitao | Arthur Palmer |
| Martin Blackledge | Amnon Kohen | Tim Sage |
| Rafael Brüschweiler | Matt Lang | Irit Sagi |
| Wolfgang Doster | Andrea Markelz | John Straub |
| Paul Fenimore | Susan Marqusee | Douglas Tobias |
| Martina Havenith | Ann McDermott | Vladimir Uversky |
| Vincent Hilser | Yasu Mizutani | Jasper van Thor |
| Wayne Hubbell | Frans Mulder | Joshua Wand |
| Ralph Jimenez | Takayuki Nishizaka | Martin Weik | Mikio Kataoka | Alexandro Paciaroni | Guiseppe Zaccai |
| Erik Zuiderweg |
The 2007 Scientific Program also is available to provide an overview
of the research areas that have been discussed in past Workshops. If you are interested in attending the Workshop, please email
Martin Weik (weik@ibs.fr) or visit the web site of the Telluride Science Research Center.
Workshop dates and venue. The workshop will begin at 8:15 am on Monday, August 3, 2009 and end 12:00 pm on Friday, August 7, 2009.
The workshop will be held at the Telluride Intermediate School. Maps showing the location of the
Intermediate School, the town of Telluride, and the region are located here.
Sunday gathering. Sunday gathering. If you are arriving in Telluride on Sunday, August 2, 2009, and would like to meet colleagues from this workshop, the meeting place is the Allred's Bar, located at the gondola station Saint Sophia. Ride the free gondola from Telluride (click here for a map of Telluride; gondola station is located in the south) up to the first station at the top of the ridge (takes about six minutes). Disembark at the station, enter the door on the right that says 'Allred's' and go to the bar, not the restaurant. Workshop participants usually start gathering there
around 6 pm.
Registration and housing. For inquiries regarding registration and housing, as well as maps and other useful information,
please visit the web site of the
Telluride Science Research Center.
Contact with the outside. You will have access to the internet, faxes, express mail services,
and long-distance telephone calling. Details will be provided on the first day of the workshop.
Survival. For advice on surviving and enjoying your stay in Telluride (based on the experiences of the workshop organizer), and some photos of the terrain in the vicinity of the town, please visit the travel tips page.
Recreation. Many scenic (and rainy) hikes have been enjoyed at past workshops, ranging in difficulty from easy to arduous. View the photo gallery (and send any photographs you have to agp6@columbia.edu).
Organizer contacts. If you have any questions concerning this workshop that are not answered on this web site, please do not hesitate to contact one of the organizers:
Martin Weik (weik@ibs.fr)
Ralph Jimenez (rjimenez@jila.colorado.edu
Yasuhisa Mizutani (mizutani@ch.wani.osaka-u.ac.jp)
A. Joshua Wand (wand@mail.med.upenn.edu)