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BEAK-PINES ORGANIC AREA ALLERTON CONFERENCE
The Beak-Pines Organic Area Allerton Conference is an annual event held at Allerton Park twenty miles south of Champaign. At the conference, one student from each UIUC organic chemistry research group presents an oral presentation, and two students from each group present their work in the form of a poster. At the end of the day, awards are presented for outstanding presentations. Below is a history of Chan Lab presentations at the Allerton conference.
Chan Lab Presentations
2019
Oral Presentation
Lukas P. Smaga
A Chemical Tool for the Study of Concentration-Dependent Formaldehyde Biology
Poster Presentations
Lucas D. Akin The First Small Molecule-Activated Ultrasound Contrast Agent for Imaging Cancer
Christopher J. Reinhardt Photoacoustic Contrast Agent Optimization Enables Cancer-Derived Nitric Oxide Imaging
2018
Oral Presentation
Christopher J. Reinhardt
Development of Photoacoustic Probes for the Detection of Nitric Oxide
Poster Presentations
Melissa Lucero In Vivo Ratiometric Photoacoustic Imaging of Copper (I)
Effie Y. Zhou Near-Infrared Photoactivatable Nitric Oxide Donors with Integrated Photoacoustic Monitoring
2017
Oral Presentation
Hailey J. Knox
Development of N-Oxide-Based Probes for Photoacoustic Imaging of Hypoxia
Verbanac Award
Poster Presenations
Thomas E. Bearrood Exploring the Cancer Stem Cell Hypothesis Using a Probe for ALDH1A1
Nicholas W. Pino A New Method for Detecting Nitroxyl Inspired by the Natural Reactivity of HNO with Proteins
2016
Oral Presentation
Thomas E. Bearrood
Development of Light-Responsive Metal Chelators and Fluorescent Indicators to Probe Calcium Oscillation
Poster Presentations
Hailey J. Knox Applications of Photoacoustic Imaging for Hypoxia Detection and Image-Guided Drug Delivery
Christopher J. Reinhardt Towards the Development of Analyte-Specific Probes for In Vivo Nitric Oxide Imaging
2015
Oral Presentation
Hao Li
Beyond Optical Imaging: Acoustogenic Probes for Deep Tissue Analyte Detection
Poster Presentations
Aaron Roth Towards Reaction-Based Fluorescent Probes for Reactive Carbonyl Species
Lukas P. Smaga Combining Light and Sound: Acoustogenic Probes for the Detection of Hypoxia and ALP Activity in Cancer