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     6April 18, 2012
     7  NASA AbSciCon meeting, Atlanta, GA. Presentation on enzyme evolution, networks,
     8  and the SFLD. 9 hours prep, 35 attendees.
     9  - Patsy Babbitt
     10
     11April 21, 2012
     12  UCSF Alumni Homecoming Demonstrations. A series of 30 minute demonstrations were given
     13  to several groups (about 100 individuals overall) of UCSF alumni from the Schools of
     14  Medicine and Pharmacy, and the PhD programs.
     15  - Tom Ferrin
     16
     17April 23, 2012
     18  Molecular visualization demonstration for 10 high school science teachers from the
     19  San Francisco Unified School District.
     20  - Tom Ferrin
     21
     22April 27, 2012
     23  Full day Cytoscape workshop for 30 participants at the University of Missouri.
     24  - Scooter Morris
     25
     26April 28, 2012
     27  2 1/2 hour Chimera workshop for 25 participants at the University of Missouri.
     28  - Scooter Morris
     29
     30May 23, 2012
     31  EFI Meeting, San Francisco. SFLD new progress and future plans. ~6 hours prep,
     32  15 attendees.
     33  - Patsy Babbitt
     34
     35June 21, 2012
     36  Lecture for UC systemwide Bioengineering Symposium, Berkeley, CA.
     37  Computational guidance for protein design, including superfamilies, networks, and
     38  use of the SFLD. 8 hours prep time, 35 attendees.
     39  - Patsy Babbitt
     40
     41June 22, 2012
     42  Nanomachine and virus visualization demo for 11 [http://igem.ucsf.edu iGem] students ages 17-19.
     43  30 minutes, stereo visualization in viz vault, discussion of differences between human
     44  designed and biological molecular machines. 1 hour preparation.  Organized by Shannon
     45  Noonan, Community Outreach Specialist, Gladstone Institutes.
     46  - Tom Goddard
     47
     48June 22, 2012
     49  HIV virus visualization demonstration for 7 high school students in the
     50  [http://www.gladstone.ucsf.edu/gladstone/site/cso/section/2461 Gladstone Summer Scholars (GSS) Internship Program]. 
     51  Looked at electron microscopy and
     52  atomic models of virus core and drug binding.  30 minute demo in viz vault.
     53  1 hour preparation.  Organized by Shannon Noonan, Community Outreach Specialist,
     54  Gladstone Institutes.
     55  - Tom Goddard
     56
     57June 22, 2012
     58  Nanomachine and virus visualization demo for 6 [http://momagic.org Mo Magic] high school
     59  students.
     60  30 minutes, stereo visualization in viz vault, discussion of differences between human
     61  designed and biological molecular machines. 1 hour preparation.  Sponsored by Patricia
     62  Caldera, UCSF, Science & Health Education Partnership.
     63  - Tom Goddard
     64
     65July 3, 2012
     66  Chimera training (3-hr session) for 4 members of the DeGrado group at UCSF, covering
     67  fetching data, structural analysis and comparison, H-bonds, superposition, morphing,
     68  attributes, working with sequences, density display, making movies; Q & A. 20 hours prep.
     69  - Elaine Meng, Eric Pettersen, Tom Ferrin
     70
     71July 11, 2012
     72  Hands-on Chimera tutorials for 50 participants at the National University of Singapore
     73  [http://ncmi.bcm.edu/ncmi/events/workshops/workshops_125 cryoEM workshop].
     74  [http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/data/singapore-jul2012/nus.html Tutorials] covering
     75  electron tomography segmentation, molecule display, and fitting as well as an open
     76  question and answer session totaling 3 hours were
     77  presented via teleconference using WebEx with participants trying what they were shown
     78  on lab computers.  Hosted by Cynthia He and Wah Chiu.  15 hours preparation.
     79  - Tom Goddard
     80
     81July 16, 2012
     82  5th International Conference on Paraoxonases, Columbus, OH. Presented research on the
     83  "nucleophilic attack 6-bladed beta-propeller" (N6P) superfamily, including network
     84  analysis and data dissemination using the SFLD.  12 hours prep time, 120 attendees.
     85  - Patsy Babbitt
     86
     87July 26, 2012
     88  Chimera visualization of HIV virus core and drug binding for 20 high school students from the UC Davis
     89  [http://cosmos.ucdavis.edu COSMOS program].  Organized by Sarah Driver from UC Davis. 20 minute demo.
     90  1 hour preparation.
     91  - Tom Goddard, Tom Ferrin, Scooter Morris
     92
     93August 14, 2012
     94  Chimera visualization demonstration covering protein structures and sequences (dipeptide epimerase)
     95  and multiple length scales, atoms through cells (T-cell tomography and termite gut EM).  90 minutes.
     96  12 first year graduate students in structural and computational biology, Baylor College of Medicine.
     97  Presented via WebEx screen sharing.  Hosted by Wah Chiu.  6 hours preparation.
     98  - Tom Goddard
     99
     100August 27, 2012
     101  [http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/data/santa-cruz-aug2012/animate.html Movie making demonstration]
     102  showing how to morph electron microscopy maps and molecular structures fit into maps using Chimera.
     103  Used actin-like ParM filament data.  Presented to 60 people at the Bay Area cryoEM meeting at Santa Cruz.
     104  Hosted by Melissa Jurica.  8 hours preparation.
     105  - Tom Goddard
     106
     107September 29, 2012
     108  Workshop on the Radical SAM Superfamily (data in SFLD) at UCSF, full-day meeting with experts. Estimated 8 hours talk preparation, 30 attendees.
     109  - Gemma Holliday
     110
     111October 2-3, 2012
     112  Chimera workshop at NIH, Bethesda MD. Eight sessions over two days, including
     113  introduction to Chimera, structure analysis, sequence-structure tools, EM density analysis,
     114  publication images and movies. About 30 attendees, the room capacity.  About 20 more participants
     115  off-site with video and audio using Adobe Connect.  150 hours preparation.
     116  [http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/Outreach/Workshops/NIH-Oct-2012/ workshop materials]
     117  - Tom Ferrin, Scooter Morris, Tom Goddard, Conrad Huang, Eric Pettersen, Elaine Meng
     118
     119October 4, 2012
     120  Full-day Cytoscape workshop at NIH, Bethesda MD. Network visualization and analysis with Cytoscape.
     121  About 30 attendees, the room capacity.  About 10 more participants
     122  off-site with video and audio using Adobe Connect.
     123  [http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/Outreach/Workshops/NIH-Oct-2012/ workshop materials]
     124  - Scooter Morris, Elaine Meng
     125
     126October 4-5, 2012
     127  Visits to NIH labs (Sriram Subramaniam, John Patton, Bernard Heymann, BK Lee, and others) for Chimera
     128  training using their data sets.  Two days with RBVI staff divided into groups to help different labs.
     129  Topics included Chimera Python programming, HIV virus spikes, annotating FIBSEM imaging data, rotavirus
     130  RNA structures, hybrid model representations, and many others.
     131  - Tom Ferrin, Scooter Morris, Tom Goddard, Conrad Huang, Eric Pettersen, Elaine Meng
     132
     133October 14-30, 2012
     134  4 hours lecture in BMI206, Introduction to Bioinformatics (UCSF), featuring superfamily analysis,
     135  protein similarity networks, and the SFLD. The SFLD was also used as a primary data resource for
     136  a course lab assignment. 25 hours prep, ~9 attendees.
     137  - Patsy Babbitt
     138
     139October 17, 2012
     140  UCSF BP204,"Macromolecular Interactions" class: 35-minute presentation followed by 45 mins of the
     141  students (about 25 of them) doing a Chimera tutorial on their own laptops.  The presentation included
     142  5 mins on history of Computer Graphics Lab, 30 mins of Chimera demonstration: basic usage, finding
     143  H-bonds, morphing, viewing sequences, showing attribute values, building multimers, stereo. Prep time
     144  16 hours including updating and rehearsing the presentation, updating and preparing handouts.
     145  - Elaine Meng, Eric Pettersen
     146
     147November 8, 2012
     148  EFI meeting, San Francisco.  SFLD new features. ~6 hours prep, ~15 participants including
     149  EFI Advisory Committee and NIH representatives.
     150  - Patsy Babbitt
     151
     152November 15, 2012
     153  Demonstration of Chimera for viewing, segmenting and measuring microscopy data given at the Northern California Society for Microscopy meeting at UCSF.  [http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/data/ncsm-nov2012/microscopy.html Slides]. Walk through of segmenting and measuring termite gut bacteria.  Audience of 50. Preparation time 20 hours.  Hosted by Larry Ackerman and Steven Samuelsson.
     154  - Tom Goddard
     155
     156December 2, 2012
     157  Lunch talk to faculty, Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences, UCSF.  The SFLD and
     158  enzyme functional annotation.  8 hours prep, 8 attendees.
     159  - Patsy Babbitt
     160
     161December 5, 2012
     162  Gave 3 hour hands-on Chimera tutorial on map display and analysis at UC Berkeley.  Covered basic molecular display,
     163  segmenting and fitting single particle maps, and extracting regions from termite gut FIBSEM data.
     164  12 participants (Auer, Downing, Nogales, Berger labs). 8 hours preparation.  Organized by Danielle Jorgens.
     165  - Tom Goddard
     166
     167December 13, 2012
     168  Gave 3 hour hands-on tutorial for Cytoscape at the 2012 Cytoscape retreat (Gladstone Institutes, UCSF).  60 participants, 8 hours preparation.
     169  - Scooter Morris
     170
     171December 13, 2012
     172  Cytoscape retreat (Gladstone Institutes, UCSF). Presentation on protein similarity networks and dissemination using the SFLD.
     173  8 hours prep time, 60 attendees.
     174  - Patsy Babbitt
     175
     176December 19, 2012
     177  Gave 3 hour hands-on advanced Chimera tutorial on map segmentation at UC Berkeley.
     178  Covered surface masking, watershed segmentation, and zones around markers and atoms
     179  using HIV virus, microtubule and T-cell maps.  10 participants.  8 hours preparation.
     180  Organized by Danielle Jorgens.
     181  - Tom Goddard
     182
     183January 7, 2013
     184  Enzyme Mechanisms Meeting Workshop, San Diego, CA. Introduction to similarity networks and the SFLD.
     185  12 hours prep time, 50 attendees.
     186  - Patsy Babbitt
     187
     188January 21, 2013
     189  iPQB graduate program (UCSF) pizza talk including an introduction to the SFLD.
     190  3 hours prep, ~30 attendees.
     191  - Patsy Babbitt
     192
     193January 29, 2013
     194  Biophysics seminar at UT Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, TX. Similarity networks and the SFLD.
     195  9 hours prep, 45 attendees.
     196  - Patsy Babbitt
     197
     198January 31, 2013
     199  Gave a plenary presentation on Visualization Challenges in Network Biology at the HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) Korea annual conference.  2,000 participants, 20 hours preparation.
     200  - Scooter Morris
     201
     202February 7, 2013
     203  [http://www.sbgrid.org/news/article/id=363 Webinar] for [http://www.sbgrid.org/Structural Biology Grid] demonstrating Chimera molecular assembly
     204  and electron microscopy tools.  Built alpha crystallin model. 30 minute demo. 6 hours preparation.
     205  35 participants.  Organized by Michelle Ottaviano, Jason Key, and Piotr Sliz.
     206  - Tom Goddard
     207
     208February 8, 2013
     209  Demonstrated Chimera visualization, satellite tobacco mosaic virus, differential gear nano-machine, x-ray density maps,
     210  to two groups of candidate graduate students for the UCSF iPQB program (biophysics and bioinformatics).
     211  8 participants. 30 minutes each demo. 2 hours preparation. Organized by Rebecca Brown.
     212  - Tom Goddard
     213
     214February 15, 2013
     215  Demonstrated Chimera visualization, white blood cell 3d motion and HIV reverse transcriptase inhibitor binding,
     216  to two groups of candidate graduate students for the UCSF iPQB program (biophysics and bioinformatics).
     217  14 participants. 30 minutes each demo. 4 hours preparation. Organized by Rebecca Brown.
     218  - Tom Goddard
     219
     220March 4, 2013
     221  Short introduction to the SFLD database, Conference on Predicting Cell Metabolism and Phenotypes, SRI international, Menlo Park, CA.
     222  3 hours prep time and ~100 participants.
     223  - Eyal Akiva
     224
     225March 8, 2013
     226  Demonstration showing molecules of life, water, protein, dna, drugs (THC and nevirapine), to 8 students from
     227  Dewey High School in Oakland using 3-d projection in the visualization vault. 30 minute demo.  6 hours
     228  preparation.  Organized by Veronica Zepeda, UCSF iGEM and Education Coordinator.
     229  - Tom Goddard
     230
     231March 19, 2013
     232  1/2 day Chimera tutorial at [http://vizbi.org/2013/ VizBI 2013], the 4th international meeting on Visualizing Biological Data (Broad Institute, Cambridge, MA).  Anticipate about 15 participants.
     233  - Scooter Morris
     234
     235March 20, 2013
     236  Invited talk on Network Visualization at [http://vizbi.org/2013/ VizBI 2013].  Anticipate an audience of about 200.
     237  - Scooter Morris
     238
     239April 5, 2013
     240  Presentation on "Protein function curation: linking sequence & chemical reaction spaces in the SFLD" at [http://www.ebi.ac.uk/biocuration2013/content/meeting-schedule Biocuration 2013], the conference of the International Society for Biocuration (Cambridge, England). Anticipate 6 hours preparation, 100 attendees.
     241  - Gemma Holliday
     242
     243April 21, 2013
     244  ASBMB (American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) annual meeting, Boston, MA.
     245  Introduction to networks and downloadable information available from the SFLD, as part of the
     246  EFI workshop "New strategies for function assignment." Anticipate 8 hours prep time, 75 attendees.
     247  - Patsy Babbitt
     248
     249May 29, 2013
     250  EFI 3-year review. SFLD vision for the next 5 years. Anticipate 8 hours prep time, 15 participants.
     251  - Patsy Babbitt