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2023 Agenda


The GoldLab Symposium comes to you from beautiful Boulder, CO. All times are listed are in Mountain Time.

Day 1 : Thursday, May 18th
9:00-9:15am Larry Gold
Introduction
SESSION 1: NETWORKS, HUMAN & MOLECULAR
9:15-10am Bill Martin
The Map Is Not the Territory: Redefining the Diagnosis and Treatment of Neuropsychiatric Conditions
10-10:45am Yamuna Krishnan
Next-Generation Targeting Has Organelle-Level Precision
10:45-11:15am Break
11:15-12:00pm Michael Klymkowsky
Coping with the Noisy Nature of Life in Teaching and Other Philosophic Ruminations
12:00-12:45pm Alejandro Alvarado
Dissecting the Biological Complexity of Animal Regeneration
12:45-2:15pm Lunch
SESSION 2: NETWORKS, INTERPERSONAL & DEVELOPMENTAL
2:15-3:00pm Nona Willis Aronowitz
Bad Sex: Reconciling the Personal, Political, and Biological
3:00-3:45pm Peter McGraw
Living Single in a World Built for Two
3:45-4:15pm Break
4:15-5:00pm Roland Baron
From Rare Diseases of the Skeleton to Treatment for All, and Back: Sclerostin and Its Inhibition
5:00-5:45pm Lauren Rosenberg
The Story of Sophie’s Neighborhood: Moving Mountains for MCTO (Multicentric Carpotarsal Osteolysis)
5:45-6:00pm Closing Remarks
Day 2 : Friday, May 19th
9:00-9:15am Larry Hunter
Introduction
SESSION 3: NETWORKS, INFORMATION & KNOWLEDGE
9:15-10am Phil Fernbach
Knowledge Overconfidence
10-10:45am Michelle Holko
Wearable Sensors and the Future of Health
10:45-11:15am Break
11:15-12:00pm Jack Gallant
Decoding Brains: Imaging to Advance Mental Health
12:00-12:45pm Lex Van der Ploeg
The Language of Song: AI-Powered RIFFIT Enhances Communication and Learning
12:45-2:15pm Lunch
SESSION 4: NETWORKS, COMPUTATIONAL & TRANSCRIPTIONAL
2:15-3:00pm Larry Hunter
Five Questions About Generative AI and Health
3:00-3:45pm Nicholas Tatonetti
AI-Driven Biomedical Discoveries Using Observational Data
3:45-4:15pm Break
4:15-5:00pm Karolin Luger
Genomes Packaged to Perfection, in All Domains of Life
5:00-5:45pm Andreas Beyer & Argyris Papantonis
Living in the Fast Lane: Accelerated Copying of Genetic Information with Aging
5:45-6:00pm Closing Remarks