CINF Abstracts

CINF Technical Program ACS National Meeting #239 San Francisco, Spring, 2010	Convention Center Details and Logistics Sun - Mon - Tue - Wed - Thu

Rajarshi Guha, Program Chair

Social Events

CINF Welcoming Reception & Scholarship for Scientific Excellence Posters Sun, Mar 21, 6:30PM, Moscone Center

Harry's Party Mon, Mar 22, 5:30PM, Palace Hotel

Graduate Student and Postdoc Reception Mon, Mar 22, 6:30PM, Moscone Center

CINF Luncheon Tue, Mar 23, 12:00PM, Moscone Center

CINF Reception Tue, Mar 23, 6:30PM, Moscone Center

Business Meetings

Open Meeting. CINF Division. , 4:20PM
Open Meeting. Committees on Publications and Chemical Abstracts Service. , 4:35PM

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Sustainable Chemical Information Education through Faculty and Librarian Partnerships
8:00 AM - 12:20 PM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral Section A
Organized by: Judith N. Currano, Jeremy R. Garritano

8:00 AM		Introductory Remarks.
8:05 AM	1	“Chemical Information Instructor” feature: Telling the story of successful faculty-librarian partnerships in the Journal of Chemical Education. A. Twiss-Brooks
8:35 AM	2	Teaching students to use REAXYS in order to find synthetic methods for making benzylic acid from benzaldehyde. S. K. Cardinal W. D. Jones
9:05 AM	3	In depth chemical information instruction in a second year organic chemistry course at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. E. Snajdr
9:35 AM	4	Qualitative analysis in the library. J. N. Currano
10:05 AM		Intermission.
10:20 AM	5	Integrating library instruction into SAGES seminars at Case Western Reserve University for undergraduate chemistry students: A strategic plan. S. Guo
10:50 AM	6	USC Chemistry OIL program. N. Xiao
11:20 AM	7	Beyond Google: Integrating chemical information into the undergraduate chemistry curriculum. M. C. Peters
11:50 AM	8	No chemistry librarian: How chemistry faculty can participate in collection development and its increased use. A. W. Kozlowski

Metabolomics: a Field at the Boundaries between Chemistry and Biology
9:00 AM - 4:20 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: Christoph Steinbeck Presiding: Christoph Steinbeck

8:00 AM		Introductory Remarks.
8:05 AM	1	“Chemical Information Instructor” feature: Telling the story of successful faculty-librarian partnerships in the Journal of Chemical Education. A. Twiss-Brooks
8:35 AM	2	Teaching students to use REAXYS in order to find synthetic methods for making benzylic acid from benzaldehyde. S. K. Cardinal W. D. Jones
9:05 AM	3	In depth chemical information instruction in a second year organic chemistry course at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. E. Snajdr
9:35 AM	4	Qualitative analysis in the library. J. N. Currano
10:05 AM		Intermission.
10:20 AM	5	Integrating library instruction into SAGES seminars at Case Western Reserve University for undergraduate chemistry students: A strategic plan. S. Guo
10:50 AM	6	USC Chemistry OIL program. N. Xiao
11:20 AM	7	Beyond Google: Integrating chemical information into the undergraduate chemistry curriculum. M. C. Peters
11:50 AM	8	No chemistry librarian: How chemistry faculty can participate in collection development and its increased use. A. W. Kozlowski

Cheminformatics Tools and High-Throughput Approaches for the Discovery of New Materials
9:00 AM - 11:45 AM Moscone Center 200 East	CINF Oral Section C
Organized by: M. Haranczyk, B. Smit Presiding: B. Smit

9:00 AM		Introductory Remarks.
9:05 AM	16	Computational discovery of new zeolite-like materials. M. W. Deem D. J. Earl
9:35 AM	17	Using multiple levels of computer modeling to accelerate development of metal organic frameworks materials for membrane applications. D. S. Sholl S. Keskin, T. Watanabe, E. Haldoupis, S. Nair
10:05 AM	18	Informatics approaches for analyzing zeolites. E. Blaisten-Barojas
10:35 AM		Intermission.
10:45 AM	19	Screening tools for identification of porous materials for CO2 separation. M. Haranczyk J. Kloke, Theisen, B. Liu, G. Carlsson, B. Smit
11:15 AM	20	3D-Characterization and modeling of composite materials. O. Wirjadi

Green Chemistry: Multidisciplinary Use of Chemical Information Resources
2:00 PM - 5:55 PM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral Section A
Organized by: Roger Schenck Presiding: Roger Schenck

2:00 PM		Introductory Remarks.
2:10 PM	21	Growing focus on green chemistry: What the CAS databases reveal. R. Schenck
2:40 PM	22	California’s green chemistry initiative: Application of life cycle assessment in public policy. B. Boughton
3:10 PM	23	ChemSpider: How an online resource of chemical compounds, reaction syntheses, and property data can support green chemistry. A. J. Williams V. Tkachenko
3:40 PM		Intermission.
3:55 PM	24	From biochemical pathways to retrobiosynthesis. C. H. Schwab O. Sacher, B. Bienfait, J. Gasteiger
4:25 PM	25	Green chemistry database and analytical compliance suite (GC-DACS) . G. R. Thompson
4:55 PM	26	Importance of benchmarking Green Chemistry. R. D. Rogers G. Gurau
5:25 PM		Concluding Remarks.

2010 CINF Scholarship for Scientific Excellence
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Moscone Center 110-111 North	CINF Poster Section A
Organized by: Guenter Grethe

6:30 PM	32	Using aggregative Web Services for drug discovery. Q. Zhu M. S. Lajiness, D. J. Wild
6:30 PM	33	Semantifying polymer science using ontologies. E. O. Cannon N. Adams, P. Murray-Rust
6:30 PM	34	PDZ domain: A computational insight into protein similarity and ligand specificity. C. S. D. Sisu G. H. Grant
6:30 PM	35	Homology modeling and molecular dynamics of the APJ receptor, a co-receptor for cellular entry of HIV. N. J. M. Macaluso R. C. Glen
6:30 PM	36	Assigning stereochemistry using GIAO NMR shift calculation. S. G. Smith J. M. Goodman
6:30 PM	37	Combination of target-specific pose filters and force field-based scoring functions to improve the structure-based virtual screening. J.-H. Hsieh S. Yin, X. S. Wang, S. Liu, N. V. Dokholyan, A. Tropsha
6:30 PM	38	Toxicity reference database (ToxRefDB) to develop predictive toxicity models and prioritize compounds for future toxicity testing. H. Tang H. Zhu, L. Zhang, A. Sedykh, A. Richard, I. Rusyn, A. Tropsha
6:30 PM	39	Chem2bio2RDF: Semantic systems chemical biology. B. Chen X. Dong, D. Jiao, H. Wang, Y. Ding, D. J. Wild
6:30 PM	40	Application of novel data mining techniques to improve chemical array design decisions during lead optimisation. G. Papadatos M. Alkarouri, V. Gillet, P. Willett, V. Kadirkamanathan, C. Luscombe, G. Bravi, N. Richmond, S. Pickett, J. Pritchard, A. Cooper, S. Macdonald
6:30 PM	41	Biological and chemical network construction from linked open data. D. Jiao
6:30 PM	42	Novel approach to drug discovery integrating chemogenomics and QSAR modeling: Applications to antiAlzheimer’s agents . R. Hajjo S. Wang, B. L. Roth, A. Tropsha
6:30 PM	43	Use of QSAR models to validate the HTS assay data in PubChem: Application to the serotonin receptor 5-HT1A ligands. M. Luo S. X. Wang, A. Golbraikh, A. Tropsha
6:30 PM	44	Speeding up chemical database searches. R. J. Nasr P. Baldi
6:30 PM	45	OrbDB: A database of molecular orbital interactions. M. A. Kayala C. A. Azencott, J. H. Chen, P. F. Baldi
6:30 PM	46	PropOrb: A frontier molecular orbital interaction proposer. C.-A. Azencott M. A. Kayala, P. Baldi

Monday, March 22, 2010

Visual Analysis of Chemical Data
8:45 AM - 11:50 AM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral Section A
Organized by: Jean-Claude Bradley, Andrew Lang, Noel O'Boyle

8:45 AM		Introductory Remarks.
8:50 AM	47	Dataviz explosion: Considering effectiveness in classrooms and across disciplines. E. Dorland
9:30 AM	48	ASAP: Emphasizing multidimensional drug discovery . W. P. Walters Y. Bennani, T. Kramer
9:55 AM	49	Visual analyses for guiding compound selection and design. E. Champness
10:20 AM	50	Contextual visualization of biological and chemical networks using linked open life science data. D. Jiao Y. Ding, D. J. Wild
10:45 AM		Intermission.
11:00 AM	51	iTunes™ for chemistry and biology: Addressing usability in cheminformatics. D.-T. Nguyen, Y. Wang, R. Guha, R. Huang N. Southall, A. Jadhav
11:25 AM	52	Interaction Maps: Understanding compound pathway space. Y. Tanrikulu, M. Weisel, R. Kondru, M. Bitter

Cheminformatics Tools and High-Throughput Approaches for the Discovery of New Materials
9:00 AM - 12:15 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: M. Haranczyk, B. Smit Presiding: M. Haranczyk

9:00 AM		Introductory Remarks.
9:05 AM	54	High throughput synthesis and screening system for discovery of improved materials for rechargeable batteries. S. S. Kaye B. Li, F. Matsumoto, B. Howard, R. Olugbile, D. Greenburg, C. Riley, C. O’Neill, M. Bailey
9:35 AM	55	The Clean Energy Project: Finding new renewable energy materials, one screensaver at a time. A. Aspuru-Guzik
10:05 AM	56	Compound discovery and design via materials informatics: An “omics” approach to materials science. K. Rajan
10:35 AM		Intermission.
10:45 AM	57	Organic electronic materials by design: Finding a needle through the haystack. G. R. Hutchison N. O’Boyle
11:05 AM	58	Searching chemical space by inverse design. B. C. Rinderspacher J. Andzelm, A. Rawlett, J. Dougherty, R. Lambeth
11:25 AM	59	High-throughout quantum chemistry and virtual screening for materials solutions. M. D. Halls
11:50 AM	53	PubChem: A public cheminformatics system for bioactivity analysis. Y. Wang

The Future of Scholarly Communication
1:00 PM - Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: David Martinsen, William Town, Wendy Warr

1:00 PM		Introductory Remarks.
1:05 PM	64	PLoS ONE: A new model for online journal publishing. P. Binfield
1:35 PM	65	Impact of emerging economies on publishing. J. Bhate
2:05 PM	66	Ensuring sustainability of scientific data resources: Technologies and business models for the future. C. R. Groom
2:35 PM		Intermission.
2:45 PM	67	Vision and strategy for the future of RSC Publishing. R. J. Parker J. Milne
3:15 PM	68	Challenges facing the STM industry. M. O’Malley
3:45 PM	69	Vision and strategy for scholarly communication at the ACS. S. King
4:15 PM		Intermission.
4:20 PM		Open Meeting. CINF Division.
4:30 PM		Intermission.
4:35 PM		Open Meeting. Committees on Publications and Chemical Abstracts Service.

Sci-Mix
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM Moscone Center Hall D	CINF Poster

8:00 PM	7	Beyond Google: Integrating chemical information into the undergraduate chemistry curriculum. M. C. Peters
8:00 PM	72	Visualizing polypharmacology in chemical libraries. D. Marcus D. Barasch, A. Rayan, A. Goldblum
8:00 PM	102	Advanced materials/processes for information technology: Microfluidic synthesis, nanofabrication, and soft lithography. K. Choi
8:00 PM	122	Mitotic kinesin Eg5 inhibitors generation by computational MED-portion based drug design at PDB scale.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Visual Analysis of Chemical Data
8:15 AM - 11:50 AM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral Section A
Organized by: J.-C. Bradley, A. Lang, and N. O’Boyle,

8:15 AM	70	Network visualization of structure activity landscapes. R. Guha
8:40 AM	71	Visualization and analysis of bioisosteric analogs generated with BROOD. J. J. Corkery A. G. Skillman, K. E. Schmidt, B. Kelley
9:05 AM	72	Visualizing polypharmacology in chemical libraries. D. Marcus D. Barasch, A. Rayan, A. Goldblum
9:30 AM	73	Linear scaling mapping of chemical space. J. S. Delaney
9:55 AM		Intermission.
10:10 AM	74	Integrated visualization for the interpretation of QSPR and QSAR models. G. D. Purvis W. D. Laidig, D. T. Stanton
10:35 AM	75	VTK: The visualization toolkit and its applications to the analysis of chemical data. M. D. Hanwell
11:00 AM	76	Molecular similarity characterization of ADME landscapes. R. R. Gupta, B. Chen E. M. Gifford
11:25 AM	77	Chemical information usage patterns under the microscope: The prospects of GIS-based visualization for libraries. M. P. Brändle

The Future of Scholarly Communication
8:15 AM - 12:05 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: D. Martinsen, W. Town, and W Warr

8:15 AM		Introductory Remarks.
8:20 AM	78	Scholarly communication in the 21st Century: Changing paradigms of communication and access. R. Schwarzwalder
8:50 AM	79	oreChem project: Semantic infrastructure and applications for chemistry scholarship. C. Lagoze
9:20 AM	80	Chemistry: Computation, synthesis and communication. J. M. Goodman
9:50 AM	81	Primary data for chemistry. G. F. Herrmann I. Sens, S. Haak, J. Brase
10:20 AM		Intermission.
10:35 AM	82	Papers to papers: The future of reading, storing, and producing chemical literature in an academic environment J. N. Currano
11:05 AM	83	Socialized medicine: Medical publishing in the era of the read-write web. K. R. Anderson
11:35 AM	84	Scholarly communication between chemists and their uptake and use of Web 2.0 and other new technologies. W. G. Town

Visual Analysis of Chemical Data
2:00 PM - 5:35 PM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral
Organized by: J.-C. Bradley, A. Lang, and N. O’Boyle

2:00 PM	85	ChemSci3D: An integrated 2D and 3D desktop chemistry interface. T. J. O’Donnell
2:25 PM	86	Real-time ray-tracing in molecular graphics. M. Keil
2:50 PM	87	Avogadro: Framework for chemical structure analysis and visualization. M. D. Hanwell
3:15 PM	88	2D graphical depiction of zeolite voidspace topology. K. J. Theisen B. Smit, M. Haranczyk
3:40 PM		Intermission.
3:55 PM	89	Computational methods for 2D-visualization of molecular interaction patterns. K. Stierand, C. Lemmen M. Rarey
4:20 PM	90	Visualizing combinatorial molecular materials research using Avogadro. G. R. Hutchison M. D. Hanwell
4:45 PM	91	Visualizing chemistry in Second Life. A. S. I. D. Lang, J.-C. Bradley
5:10 PM	92	Next-generation visualization technologies: How close are we to the Science 2.0?. O. Isayev

The Future of Scholarly Communication
2:00 PM - 5:20 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: D. Martinsen, W. Town and W. Warr

2:00 PM		Introductory Remarks.
2:05 PM	93	CAS and ACS publications: Together, providing new pathways to chemical research. J. Morgan, M. Dennis
2:35 PM	94	Adding structure to publishing chemistry. J. N. Wilde
3:05 PM	95	Under the hood: A technical view on publishing chemistry in the future. R. Kidd
3:35 PM		Intermission.
3:50 PM	96	Interactive publishing of crystal structure data. B. McMahon P. R. Strickland
4:20 PM	97	Science video journal to increase efficiency and standardization in experimental research. M. Pritsker
4:50 PM	98	Nano-Publication. J. J. J. M. Velterop

General Posters
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Moscone Center Hall D	CINF Oral Section D
Organized by: R. Guha

6:00 PM	99	Speeding up chemical database searches. R. J. Nasr P. Baldi
6:00 PM	100	Comparison of backfiles offered by major publishers of chemical journals. A. D. Bolek
6:00 PM	101	Marketing chemical research with custom web databases. B. Brandys
6:00 PM	102	Advanced materials/processes for information technology: Microfluidic synthesis, nanofabrication, and soft lithography. K. Choi
6:00 PM	103	New Knovel interface. S. Gurke
6:00 PM	104	Expanding and understanding metabolite space. J. E. Peironcely A. Bender, M. Rojas-Chertó, T. Reijmers, L. Coulier, T. Hankemeier
6:00 PM	105	Metabolite identification based on MS fragmentation. M. Rojas-Chertó P. T. Kasper, J. E. Peironcely, T. Reijmers, R. J. Vreeken, T. Hankemeier

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Fragment-Based Drug Design: Success Stories Due to Novel Computational Methods Applications
8:30 AM - 5:15 PM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral Section A
Organized by: Rachelle Bienstock

8:30 AM		Introductory Remarks.
8:40 AM	106	Fragment database analysis using molecular shape fingerprints. J. D. MacCuish N. E. MacCuish, Hawrylycz, M. Chapman
9:10 AM	107	Qsearch: Pharmacophore-based search in fragment spaces. T. Lippert M. Rarey
9:40 AM	108	Fragment-based lead discovery through chemotype evolution. D. Erlanson
10:10 AM		Intermission.
10:25 AM	109	Leading fragments to lead structures: Fragment evolution, merging and core replacement, and…docking. C. Detering M. Gastreich, C. Lemmen
10:55 AM	110	Fragment-based drug design using PASS approach V. V. Poroikov O. A. Filz, A. A. Lagunin, D. A. Filimonov
11:25 AM	111	Use of virtual fragment screening for lead modification. Y. Xu H. Jansen, E. Martin
11:55 AM		Lunch Break
2:00 PM	120	Fragment-based screening of stabilized G protein-coupled receptors. M. Congreve
2:30 PM	121	Novel histamine GPCR family antagonists by fragment screening and molecular modeling. R. J. Law T. Hesterkamp, A. Kahrs, M. Whittaker, S. Pal, A. Heifetz
3:00 PM		Intermission.
3:15 PM	122	Mitotic kinesin Eg5 inhibitors generation by computational MED-portion based drug design at PDB scale. F. Delfaud, F. Moriaud K. Oguievetskaia, L. Martin-Chanas, A. Vorotyntsev, O. Doppelt-Azeroual, X. Brotel, S. Adcock, A. de Brevern
3:45 PM	123	Starting small and staying small: Fragment-based lead discovery in CNS disease. V. L. Nienaber
4:15 PM	124	Finding druggable sites in protein-protein interfaces by computational fragment mapping. D. Kozakov S. Vajda
4:45 PM		Concluding Remarks.

The Future of Scholarly Communication
8:15 AM - 12:35 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: D. Martinsen, W. Town, and W. Warr

8:15 AM		Introductory Remarks.
8:20 AM	112	IUPAC InChI project: A status report. S. R. Heller A. McNaught
8:50 AM	113	Tools for the scholarly communication lifecycle. A. D. Wade L. Dirks
9:20 AM	114	Integrated language for chemical publication. P. Murray-Rust J. A. Townsend, L. Hawizy
9:50 AM	115	Chem4Word. J. A. Townsend P. Muray-Rust, J. Downing, T. Haughton, A. Wade, L. Dirks
10:20 AM		Intermission.
10:35 AM	116	Capturing and publishing chemistry from the bench to paper: Does Google Wave offer a solution?. C. Neylon
11:05 AM	117	CAS REGISTRY: Maintaining quality standards as scientific discovery accelerates. M. J. Toussant
11:35 AM	118	Chempedia: A social medium for chemical information. R. L. Apodaca
12:05 PM	119	Enhancing discoverability across Royal Society of Chemistry content by integrating to ChemSpider, an online database of chemical structures. A. J. Williams V. Tkachenko, S. Shevelev, R. Kidd

The Future of Scholarly Communication
2:00 PM - 5:15 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: D. Martinsen, W. Town, and W. Warr

2:00 PM	125	Peer review is not perfect but are the alternatives worse?. W. A. Warr
2:30 PM	126	Interactive open access publishing and public peer review: Perspectives and effectiveness of transparency and self-regulation in scientific communication and quality assurance. U. Pöschl
3:00 PM	127	Impact factors, post-publication peer review and other metrics. R. P. Grant
3:30 PM		Intermission.
3:45 PM	128	Eigenfactor: Ranking and mapping the scholarly literature. J. D. West
4:15 PM	129	Applying domain expertise assessment to compound annotation for enhanced collaborations between chemists and biologists. Y. Pouliot
4:45 PM		Concluding Remarks.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

General Papers
8:40 AM - 11:25 AM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: R. Guha Presiding: W. Warr

8:15 AM		138	Novel topological molecular key for cheminformatics. P. Liu D. Agrafiotis
8:40 AM		139	Classification of enzyme function based on similarities in reaction mechanisms and common substrate substructures. D. E. Almonacid P. C. Babbitt
9:05 AM		140	Chem_BLAST: A rule-based method to develop advanced structural ontologies for chemical bioinformatics and the PDB, the PubChem. T. N. Bhat
9:30 AM	PDF	141	Chemical entity extraction and interpretation. D. M. Lowe P. T. Corbett, P. Murray-Rust, R. C. Glen
9:55 AM			Intermission.
10:10 AM		142	PolyGWT: A Google Web Toolkit application to assist polymer research. E. O. Cannon P. Murray-Rust
10:35 AM		143	OpenTox: An open source predictive toxicology software framework. B. Hardy, D. A. Gallagher S. Chawla
11:00 AM		144	Combining disparate cheminformatics resources into a single toolkit: The Cinfony library. N. M. O’Boyle G. R. Hutchison

General Papers
1:30 PM - 5:05 PM Moscone Center 212 East	CINF Oral Section A
Organized by: R. Guha

1:30 PM	145	Role of Rh(III) as negative catalyst in N-chlorosuccinimide oxidation of glycine in alkaline medium: A kinetic and mechanistic study. A. K. Singh M. Singh, R. Srivastava, J. Srivastava, S. Rahmani
1:55 PM	146	Psychological barriers to good decision-making: How addressing cognitive biases could improve drug discovery. M. D. Segall A. Chadwick
2:20 PM	147	NCI/CADD: Open-access chemical structure web platform. M. Sitzmann W.-D. Ihlenfeldt, M. C. Nicklaus
2:45 PM	148	OrbDB: A database of molecular orbital interactions. M. A. Kayala C. A. Azencott, J. H. Chen, P. Baldi
3:10 PM		Intermission.
3:25 PM	149	Application of crowdsourcing for metadata curation of digitized texts. A. J. Williams R. Kidd, V. Tkachenko, S. Shevelev
3:50 PM	150	Five years of collaborative drug discovery in the cloud. B. A. Bunin S. Ekins, M. Hohman, S. Ernst, K. Gregory
4:15 PM	151	CWM Global Search: An Internet search engine for the chemist. A. J. Kos H.-J. Himmler
4:40 PM	152	www.emolecules.com: The comprehensive source of commercially available, in stock chemicals. K. Gubernator

General Papers
2:00 PM - 4:45 PM Moscone Center 206/210	CINF Oral Section B
Organized by: R. Guha

2:00 PM	153	Petascale lattice-Boltzmann simulations of dynamical processes in ternary amphiphilic liquid crystalline systems. P. V. Coveney R. S. Saksena
2:25 PM	154	Novel, accurate high-throughput 3D pharmacophore screening algorithm. G. Wolber T. Seidel, F. Bendix, P. Markt
2:50 PM	155	Structure – toxicity relationship study for organophosphorus compounds: QSAR analysis. Y. Paukku D. Magers, G. Hill
3:15 PM		Intermission.
3:30 PM	156	EEM-Hückel model for partial atomic charges. M. Waldman R. Fraczkiewicz, W. S. Woltosz
3:55 PM	157	PropOrb: A frontier molecular orbital interaction proposer. C.-A. Azencott M. A. Kayala, P. Baldi
4:20 PM	158	Fast and accurate prediction of the 3D structure of small molecules. A. Andronico A. Randall, P. Baldi

Beyond the Bench: Non-Traditional Careers in Chemistry
9:30 AM - 12:05 PM Moscone Center Ballroom 302	CHAL Oral
Organized by: Sarah Perlinger Hasford

9:30 AM		Introductory Remarks
9:35 AM	5	Careers in Patent Law: A Litigator's Perspective Justin J Hasford
10:05 AM	6	From Patent Examiner to Patent Attorney Sarah Perlinger Hasford
10:35 AM	7	Lab to Lobbyist and Everything in Between William F Carroll, Jr.
11:05 AM	8	Non-Traditional Careers for Chemists Lisa M Balbes
11:35 AM		Q&A

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