Columbia Meeting Site: Shimadzu Training Center

Shimadzu Training Center

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Inc. Training Center
7100 Riverwood Drive
Columbia, MD 21046

From I-95 North and South: Take 32 west (Columbia) exit. Take 32 west to the Shaker Drive/Eden Brook exit.

Bear right onto Eden Brook Dr. Proceed to stop light and turn right onto Old Columbia Road; continue on for 1 mile (through the Rivers Industrial Park). Make a left on Riverwood Drive. The customer training and Education Center is the first building on the right.

From U.S. 29 north and south: Take 32 east (toward Ft. Meade) to Shaker Drive/Old Columbia Rd. exit (first exit you will come to). Exit route 32 onto Old Columbia Road. Proceed through stop light and continue on for 1 mile(through the Rivers Industrial Park). Make a left on Riverwood Drive. The customer training and Education Center is the first building on the right.

Available Positions

Post Doctoral Fellow Position available at SAIC, NCI-Frederick, Frederick, MD

Education required: Doctorate degree from an accredited college/university in a discipline related to biomedical research. Foreign educated candidates who have completed part or all of their education outside of the United States must have their foreign education evaluated by an SAIC-approved accrediting organization to assure that it has met the equivalency of the qualifications of degree work in the United States.  Prefer Doctorate degree in Proteomics and Molecular Biology/Chemistry/Cell Biology/Pharmacology.

Description/Basic Function: Research will focus on the application of proteomics to the elucidation of cancer drug mechanism of action within the Drug Mechanism Group (DMG) of the Developmental Therapeutics Program (DTP).  Primary responsibilities include design and execution of proteomic strategies (2D-PAGE, organellar isolation, SILAC, immunoprecipitation, affinity chromatography) to identify pathways and proteins modulated by treatment with novel cancer agents followed by validation of results using classical cellular and molecular validation techniques.

Required skills/Experience: None required beyond the educational requirement. Experience with classical cellular and molecular validation techniques. This position is subject to obtaining a Public Trust Clearance.

Desired skills: Experience in the operation and maintenance of LCQ/LTQ mass spectrometer preferred. Publications in proteomics, drug discovery or cancer biology preferred.

Contact: Dr. Dianne L. Newton, Principal Scientist, Drug Mechanism Group, Biological Testing Branch, Developmental Therapeutics Program, SAIC, NCI-Frederick, Bldg 320, Rm 9, Frederick, MD 21702

Tel: 301-846-6809, Email: newtondianne@mail.nih.gov

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If you wish to post for any of the positions listed please forward your request to the Web Secretary at email@wbmsdg.org.

Past Speakers

1982

February 1982

John Strong (NIH)

March 1982

Charles Magee (RCA)

April 1982

Mike Harvey

May 1982

Gary Byrd (NBS)

September 1982

Manufacturers= Night

October 1982

Fred Abramson/Sandy Markey

November 1982

Jim Kelley (NIH)

December 1982

JHU Symposium

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1983

January 1983

Peter Roller (NIH)

February 1983

Pat Callary (U Md)

March 1983

Tom Baillie

April 1983

Blair Fraser (NCI)

May 1983

ASMS Review

September 1983

Manufacturers= Night

October 1983

Jack Fassett (NBS)

November 1983

Burnaby Munson (U Del)

December 1983

George Preti (Monell)

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1984

January 1984

???

February 1984

Mike Gross (U Neb)

March 1984

Dave Millington

April 1984

Mike Mautner

May 1984

ASMS Poster Preview (First)

June 1984

ASMS Review

September 1984

Manufacturers= Night

October 1984

Bob Cotter (JHU)

November 1984

Hank Fales (NIH)

December 1984

Campana/Ross/Doyle/Freas (NRL)

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1985

January 1985

Dan Liberato (NIH)

February 1985

Dean Fetterolf

March 1985

Dave Martinsen/Ban Song

April 1985

Jim Yergey (NIH)

May 1985

ASMS Poster Preview

June 1985

ASMS Review

September 1985

Manufacturers= Night

October 1985

Burnaby Munson (U Del)

November 1985

Sandy Markey (NIH)

December 1985

Ed White (NBS)

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1986

January 1986

Kelsey Cook (U Tenn)

February 1986

No Meeting (Sn†w)

March 1986

Doug Ridge (U Del)

April 1986

Catherine Fenselau (JHU)

May 1986

ASMS Poster Preview

September 1986

Manufacturers= Night

October 1986

Don Hunt (UVA)

November 1986

Sue Weintraub (U Texas)

December 1986

Al Yergey (NIH)

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1987

January 1987

No Meeting (Sn†w)

February 1987

No Meeting (Sn†w)

March 1987

LC/MS Panel Discussion

April 1987

Jean Futrell (U Del) @ JHU?

May 1987

ASMS Poster Preview

June 1987

ASMS Review

September 1987

Manufacturers= Night

October 1987

Bob Cotter (JHU)

November 1987

Ian Jardine (Mayo) @JHU

December 1987

Barbara Larsen (DuPont)

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1988

January 1988

K.H. Chen & L. Chen (JHU)

February 1988

Sharon Lias (NBS)

March 1988

Ken Korzekwa (NBS)

April 1988

Juergen Grotemeyer (FRG) @JHU

May 1988

ASMS Poster Preview

June 1988

ASMS Review

September 1988

Manufacturers= Night

October 1988

Yoichi Osawa (NIH)

November 1988

Mel Comisarow (UBC)@JHU

December 1988

Hank Fales (NIH)

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1989

January 1989

Al Yergey (NIH)

February 1989

Fred Abramson (GWU)

March 1989

Peter Klein (Baylor)

April 1989

Al Burlingame (UCSF)@UNBC

May 1989

ASMS Poster Preview

June 1989

ASMS Review

September 1989

Manufacturers= Night

October 1989

John Fenn (Yale)

November 1989

Catherine Fenselau (UMBC)

December 1989

No Meeting

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1990

January 1990

Don Cooper (DEA)

February 1990

Sandy Markey (NIH)

March 1990

Paul Mahaffy (NASA)

April 1990

John Holmes (Ottawa)@JHU

May 1990

ASMS Poster Review

June 1990

ASMS Review

September 1990

Manufacturers= Night

October 1990

Bob Mason (NIH)

November 1990

Tom Baer (UNC)@JHU

December 1990

Murray Johnston (U Del)

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1991

January 1991

Rene de la Rie (Nat=l Gallery)

February 1991

Larry Phillips (NCI)

March 1991

Lynn Lasswell (FBI)

April 1991

Richard Caprioli (UT-Houston)@UMBC

May 1991

ASMS Poster Preview

June 1991

ASMS Review

September 1991

Manufacturers= Night

October 1991

Vicki Wysocki (VCU)

November 1991

Jack Henion (Cornell)

December 1991

Chris Enke (Michigan State)@JHU

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1992

January 1992

Simon Gaskell (Baylor)

February 1992

Mark Ross (NRL)

March 1992

Vern Reinhold (Harvard)

April 1992

Panel Discussion on Electrospray

May 1992

Akos Vertes (GWU)

June 1992

ASMS Review and Cookout

Monday, September 21, 1992, HP

Manufacturer=s Night, Cookout

Monday, October 19, 1992, HP

Dr. Micael Welch, NIST

Analysis of Hair for Drugs of Abuse by GC-MS

Monday, November 16, 1992, JHU

Professor Charles L. Wilkins, University of California, Riverside

Ultra-High Resolution Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption Mass Spectrometry

Monday, December 14, 1992, HP

Dr. Hee-Yong Kim, NIH

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1993

Monday, January 11, 1993, HP

Charles McEwen, DuPont

Electrospray Ionization – A Solution to Real Problems

Monday, February 8, 1993, HP

Professor Gary Glish, University of North Carolina

The Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer of the 90’s

Monday, March 15, 1993, HP

Professor Richard Browner, Georgia Institute of Technology

Successes, Limitations and Future Prospects for Particle Beam LC-MS

Monday, April 26, 1993, UMBC

Dr. Marvin Vestal, Vestec

Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry: Past, Present and Future

Monday, June 14, 1993, HP

Post-ASMS Cookout and Poster Session

Monday, September 20, 1993: Picnic at 6:30 PM and lecture at 7:30 PM

Fall Picnic and Presentation by Mark F. Bean

Recent Advances in Mass Spectrometry for Pharmaceutical Research at Smith-Kline Beecham, USA

Monday, October 18, 1993 at 7:30 PM

Ross Willoughby, Millipore-Extrel

The Physics of LC/MS: A Thermodynamic Perspective

Monday, November 15, 1993,

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