2019 SYMPOSIUM AND INSTRUMENT EXHIBIT
Thursday, May 16, 2019
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Prof. David G.I. Kingston “Discovery of Novel Bioactive Agents from Plants”
Dr. Sandra Bishop-Freeman and Amy Irizarry “Forensic Toxicology and the Opioid Crisis: An Update from the NC OCME Laboratory”
Dr. Carl Wolf “Marijuana Infused Edible (Medible) Testing: “Chewzing” Your Technique”
Dr. Chris Shuford Topic: Thyroglobulin absolute protein quantification by nano-chip-LC / HRMS
2018 SYMPOSIUM AND INSTRUMENT EXHIBIT
Thursday, May 17, 2018
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
“Investigations of Per- and Polyfluorinated Compounds in Environmental Samples and Contemporary Products”
Mark J. Strynar, Physical Scientist, US EPA
“Novel Discoveries in Ovarian Cancer and ALS: From Proteome Profiling to Proteoforms
David C. Muddiman, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, NC State University
“Pesticide Residue Analysis of Apiculture Samples – Challenges, Perspectives, and Insights”
Roger Simonds, Chief Scientist, USDA
TCDG 2016 Symposium
Speakers
Dr. Christa Colyer “Molecular and Microbial Sensing and Selection by Fluorescence and Modified Capillary Isotachophoresis Methods”
Steve Guptill “Analytical Needs and Challenges of the Power Industry”
Dr. Nadja Cech “Mass Spectrometry Metabolomics to Identify Bioactive Small Molecules”
Tamara Keller “Forensic Drug Analysis; The Puzzle Isn’t Always Easy”
TCDG 2015 Symposium
Speakers
Richard Robinson, Senior Research Scientist, Metabolon, Inc.
“Chromatographic Separations of Polar Metabolites in Non-targeted Metabolomics”
Carolyn Burdette, Ph.D., Chemical Sciences Division, National
Institute Of Standards and Technology
“LC-MS Techniques for Vitamin D and Vitamin D Metabolite Measurements”
Lee Ferguson, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Duke University
“Revealing Complexity in Environmental Chemistry: The emerging role of high resolution
mass spectrometry in micropollutant analysis”
Megan Grabenauer, Ph.D., Center for Forensic Sciences, RTI
International
“Can Drug Use be Distinguished from External Contamination in Hair Drug Testing”
TCDG 2015 Symposium Student Poster Winners
First Place: PEGylated BSA-Drug Nanoparticles and Site Elucidation of PEGylation on BSA-Drug Nanoparticles using LC-MS, Achyut Kathuria and Qinfeng (Sarah) Liu, College of Pharmacy / Health Sci., Campbell University
Second Place: A New UPLC-MS Based Bioassay for the Assessment of Anti-Hyaluronidase Activity, Emily R. Britton et al, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and C.B. Ibberson and A.R. Horswill, University of Iowa