The Seaborg Symposium, 2003

"Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry, Biology and Medicine"

Events After Lunch

 

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Juli Feigon, Session Chair, introduced Ad Bax of the National Institutes of Health.

Ad discusses "A New View of Protein Structure by Weak Alignment NMR"

Ad Bax

Lewis Kay, University of Toronto, discusses

"NMR Approaches for the Study of Protein Structure & Dynamics"

Ad Bax and Alex Pines, listening

The two medalists enjoying the talk

After Lewis' talk: Lewis Kay, Alex Pines, Peter van Zijl and Wayne Hubbell

Frank Anet and Wayne Hubbell in discussion during a break

After Robert Clubb introduced her, Dorothee Kern from Brandeis, gives the 4:00 p.m. talk "Enzymes in Action in the NMR Tube: Protein Dynamics during Catalysis"

Gerhard Wagner describes "NMR Approaches for Studying Proteins Involved in Gene Expression"

 

Audience members listening with rapt attention

   
 

 

Yi-Qiao Song and Yung -Ya Lin in Audience

 

Paul Boyer

 Stan Manatt and J.D. Roberts

 Bill Gelbart and Wayne Steinmetz

Wayne Steinmetz and Gerhard Wagner

 

Bill Gelbart concludes the closing remarks

 

After the Symposium,

people cluster

Dorothee Kern and Peter van Zijl

 

Peter van Zijl, unidentified man and Ad Bax

 

Bill Gelbart, Ann McDermott and Dorothee Kern

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At the Seaborg Dinner

 

Robin Garrell, event organizer

 

 

Martin Hurlimann, addressing the dinner crowd

 

Gerhard Wagner, Alex Pines and J.D. Roberts

 

Juli Feigon and Ad Bax
     
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