Schedule
Regulome Summit: Schedule
Time | Session | Details |
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8:00 AM | Registration | Check in, badges, coffee, buffet breakfast, veg, GF, DF options |
9:00 AM | Welcome, plenary | Opening remarks |
10:00 AM | Northwest Sarcoma Foundation | Patient and clinical perspectives |
11:00 AM | Session 1, AI and ML | Session Chair: William E Fondrie, PhD |
12:00 PM | Lunch | Hot buffet lunch, veg, GF, DF options |
1:30 PM | Keynote - Prof Steven Henikoff | Title: “Histone overexpression in cancer” |
2:00 PM | Session 2, Epigenetics | Session Chair: Lindsay K Pino, PhD |
3:00 PM | Session 3, Drugging the Undruggable | Session Chair: Gaelle Mercenne, PhD |
4:00 PM | Posters and happy hour | Reception, appetizers, snacks, dessert, beer, wine, NA drinks |
Catering
- Breakfast and lunch are buffet style, serve yourself.
- Vegetarian, gluten free, and dairy free options at both meals.
- Reception includes appetizers, snacks, and a dessert option.
- Drinks at reception, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages, sodas and water with lemon.
Welcome, plenary
Short orientation. Context and logistics.
Northwest Sarcoma Foundation
This session will highlight the challenges and opportunities of developing therapies for chordoma, a rare bone cancer driven by the transcription factor TBXT. Featuring the president of the Northwest Sarcoma Foundation, Dr. Schaub, and two patients with chordoma, the discussion will bridge advocacy, lived experience, and scientific innovation, underscoring the importance of collaboration in advancing treatments for rare cancers. (learn more)
Speakers
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Gaelle Mercenne, PhD
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Jo McNeal
Session 1, AI and ML
Models matter only if they predict and explain biology well enough to change decisions. We discuss the challenges and opportunities in building and testing models for actionable biology insights, then connect those models to industry applications such as screening design and target triage.
Session Chair: William E Fondrie, PhD
Speakers and talks
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Ken Horenstein
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Avery Sonnenberg, PhD
Keynote
Frontier view on nuclear proteomics and translational impact.
Speaker: TBA
Abstract
Abstract TBA
Session 2, Epigenetics
The nucleus is a complex biomolecular environment where proteins, DNA, and RNA interact in ways that challenge conventional measurement. We compare our favorite—and least favorite—technologies for studying the regulome, where improvement is most needed, and which questions better tools could answer.
Session Chair: Lindsay K Pino, PhD
Speakers and talks
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Gregory Block, PhD
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Thelma M. Escobar, PhD
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Ben Blue, PhD
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Sudarshan Pinglay, PhD
Session 3, Drugging the Undruggable
This panel will bring together scientists and industry leaders, to discuss emerging strategies for targeting historically “undruggable” proteins such as transcription factors and chromatin regulators. Panelists will share perspectives on scientific breakthroughs, challenges in drug discovery, and the impact these advances could have on patients with cancers like chordoma, where the TBXT driver has long resisted therapeutic intervention.
Session Chair: Gaelle Mercenne, PhD
Speakers and talks
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Gavin Hirst, PhD
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Jerry Shipps, PhD
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Tara Arvedson, PhD
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Devin Schweppe, PhD
Posters and happy hour
Reception and networking.
Poster details
- Setup time and location
- Poster size and format
- Presenter timing
- Best poster note if applicable
Food and beverage at reception
- Appetizers, snacks, dessert
- Beer, wine, sparkling, red and white
- Non-alcoholic options, sodas and water with lemon