Session 59 - Advances in Biochemical Engineering: Honoring Harvey Blanch I


Bioengineering
Session 59 - Advances in Biochemical Engineering: Honoring Harvey Blanch I
Invited speakers will cover a range of topics in biochemical engineering.
Chair:	Frances H. Arnold
Cochairs:	Annelise E. Barron Alexander Sassi
		Introductory Remarks
	59a	From EPR in Micelles to NMR inside Cells: Reflections on a Resonant Collaboration Douglas S. Clark
	59b	Transport in Vessel Walls: Why Some Vessels Get Atherosclerosis and Others Don't David Rumschitzki, Yixin Shou, Zhongqing Zeng, Kung-Ming Jan
	59c	New Bacterial Communication Lines by Directed Evolution of Lux R Frances H. Arnold, Cynthia Collins, Cara Tracewell, Jared Leadbetter
	59d	Pandemic in a Petri Dish: Growth and Spread of Viruses at the Microscale John Yin
	59e	Protein Aggregation in P-T Space Theodore W. Randolph, Matthew Seefeldt, John F. Carpenter, Yongsung Kim
	59f	Mimicking Bioactive Peptides with Sequence-Specific Peptoid Foldamers Annelise E. Barron
	59g	Amyloid Fibril Formation by Protein L: Kinetic and Stability Studies Troy Cellmer, Harvey W. Blanch, John M. Prausnitz
		Concluding Remarks