2021 National Metabolomics Workshop and Symposium
Cellular Signaling and Metabolic Networks
Metabolomics is a fast-growing area in modern biological and medical sciences. To keep up with the technological advancement and the frontier research, we are organized a virtual Metabolomics Workshop and Symposium on August 2 -3, 2021. This online workshop provided “hands-on” training in metabolomics sample preparation, targeted and untargeted metabolomics, as well as imagining metabolomics. It aimed to teach the art and science of conducting metabolomics experiments through detailed protocols/tutorials, application examples and discussions to achieve a thorough understanding of the theory and practice of metabolomics in many different areas of biology and medicine.
Workshop Agenda and Recordings
Session 2: Metabolomics Sample Preparation (Part 1)
Speaker: Dr. Kari Basso
Department of Chemistry, University of Florida
Session 2: Metabolomics Sample Preparation (Part 2)
Speaker: Yangyang Li
Department of Biology, University of Florida
Session 3: Untargeted Metabolomics Tutorial
Speaker: Nye Lott
Department of Biology, University of Florida
Session 4: Metabolomics of Red Light-induced Stomatal Opening
Dr. Sarah M Assmann
Penn State University
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Session 5: Lipidomics of Fish Response to Environmental Toxins
Dr. Nancy Denslow
College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida
Content Unavailable.
Session 6: 4D-Lipidomics Tutorial: Searching for the Fountain of Youth
Dr. Lucy Woods
Life Science Mass Spectrometry, Bruker Scientific
Session 1: Targeted Metabolomics Tutorial
Shweta Chhajed
Department of Biology, University of Florida
Session 2: Imaging Metabolomics and Applications
Dr. Boone Prentice
Department of Chemistry, University of Florida
Session 3: Metabolomics Databases and Libraries
Dr. Arpana Vaniya
College of Biological Sciences, UC Davis
Session 4: How to Interpret Metabolomics Data from Human Cohort Studies
Dr. Oliver Fiehn
College of Biological Sciences, UC Davis
Session 5: Integrated Metabolomics for Gene Discovery and Natural Product Pathway Elucidation
Dr. Lloyd Sumner
Biochemistry Department, University of Missouri