April 29, 2013

Il Cioco, Italy

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing Receptor Allosterism with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

Gordon Research Conference on
Molecular Pharmacology

April 16, 2013

Pittsburgh, PA USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
"Probing GPCR Signaling Using Non-Natural Amino Acids"

Department of Chemical Biology & Pharmacology
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

December 7, 2012

Melbourne, Australia

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

7th International Meeting, Molecular Pharmacology of G Protein-Coupled Receptors

November 3, 2012

Hyderabad, India

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing Receptor Membrane Interactions with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

Biophysical Society thematic meeting, Lipid-protein Interactions in Membranes: Implications for Health and Disease

October 18, 2012

Geneva, Switzerland

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
"Twenty Five Years of the Magnificent Seven:  GPCR Research from Rhodopsin to Chemokine Receptors"

Medical Faculty, University of Geneva

September 27, 2012

Stockholm, Sweden  

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
"Twenty Five Years of the Magnificent Seven:  GPCR Research from Rhodopsin to Chemokine Receptors"

Swedish Brain Power Symposium

September 14, 2012

Bethlehem, PA
KEYNOTE TALK

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing Visual Phototransduction with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino”

Biophysical Society Regional Meeting
Lehigh University

September 7, 2012

Stockholm, Sweden

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
Introductory Remarks to:
"Harnessing Nature's High Performance Materials for Regenerative Medicine"

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Karolinska Institutet

September 2, 2012

Ascona, Switzerland

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing Visual Phototransduction with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

15th International Conference on Retinal Proteins

June 11, 2012

Biddefore, ME, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
"Probing GPCR signaling with genetically-encoded non-natural amino acids"

Gordon Research Conference on Phosphorylation and G-Protein Mediated Signaling Networks

June 5, 2012

New York, NY, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“The Story of Taxol from Plant Cell Fermentation”

Therapeutic Discovery and Development Seminar
Rockefeller University

May 22, 2012

Geneva, Switzerland

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

Addex Pharmaceuticals

May 15, 2012

Freiburg, Germany

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

BIOSS Centre for Biological Signalling Studies
University of Freiburg

March 7, 2012

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Unnatural Amino Acid Mutagenesis”

Department of Chemistry, Franklin & Marshall College

March 21, 2012

Berlin, Germany

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Understanding the Mechanisms of Action of Allosteric Modulators”

Informa Biosciences Conference
Drug Discovery: Targets and Tools: G Protein-Coupled Receptors
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March 27, 2012

Porto, Portugal

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

Institute for Molecular and Cell Biology

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

Biophysical Society Annual Meeting 2012

January 25, 2012


Galveston, Texas, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Structural dynamics of the rhodopsin-transducin complex and supramolecular organization of the disc membrane”

Gordon Conference on Photosensory Receptors and Signal Transduction

November 30, 2011

Dortmund, Germany

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

MPI Institute for Molecular Physiology

November 14, 2011

Montréal, Quebec, Canada

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

Institute for Research in Immunology & Cancer, Distinguished Scientist Lecture Series

September 29, 2011

Dresden, Germany

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing GPCR Signaling with Genetically-Encoded Non-Natural Amino Acids”

MPI Institute of Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics

September 9, 2011

Villigen, Switzerland

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Genetic Encoding of Unnatural Amino Acids to Probe Ligand Recognition and Conformational Dynamics in Heptahelical Receptors”

Paul Scherrer Institut

May 11, 2011

Copenhagen, Denmark

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Probing Signal Transduction Using Genetically-encoded Non-natural Amino Acids”

Novo Nordisk A/S

March 3, 2011

New York, NY

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Chemistry and Color”

Chemistry Club, Yeshiva University Stern College for Women,

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
"Non-Conventional Site-Directed Labeling"

Transmembrane Signaling by GPCRs and Channels (B1)

January 24, 2011

Taos, New Mexico, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Non-Conventional Site-Directed Labeling”

Keystone Meeting on Transmembrane Signaling by GPCRs and Channels,

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Using Genetically-encoded Non-natural Amino Acids to Examine Receptor Activation”     

                                
Gordon Conference on Molecular Pharmacology,

November 4, 2010

Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
“Using Genetically-encoded Non-natural Amino Acids to Examine Pepducin Action”

Pepducin Science Symposium II           

November 3, 2010

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
“MD Simulation of an Opsin-transducin Complex in a Membrane Bilayer”

GPCR-based Drug Discovery, Discovery on Target (DoT) Conference

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Everything You Don’t Know You Didn’t Know About Anosognosia”
744th Meeting of the Practitioners’ Society of New York

Closed Event

June 30, 2010

New York, NY

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
“Inhibition of Amyloid Fibril Formation”

One Med Forum

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD
"New approaches to understanding ligand recognition and
activation mechanism of G protein-coupled receptors"

8th Annual Congress:
G Protein-Coupled Receptors in Drug Discovery

Thomas P. Sakmar, MD

Jan 21, 2010

New York, NY

33rd Steenbock Symposium in honor of Gobind Khorana:
Synthetic Genes to Synthetic Life:
On the Exploration and Synthesis of Biological Systems.

Membranes, Receptors and Signaling - Thomas P. Sakmar, M.D.