Session Topics & Speakers

Keynote Speaker

• Xianlin Han (University of Texas Health Science Center), Primer on Lipid Analysis, Developing Enabling Technologies to Study Biochemistry
• Peter Meikle (Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute), Importance of Robust Lipid Measurements for Large Cohort Studies 

Good Lipidomics Practice (GLP): From Minimum Requirements to State-of-the-Art

• Kim Ekroos (Lipidomics Consulting), Good Practices in MS-Based Lipidomics

Lipidomics Data: From Acquisition to Interpretation

• Michael Kiebish (BPGbio), Lipidomics from Bench to Bedside and Back Again

The Future of Ion-Mobility in Lipidomics: The Shape of Things to Come

• Gabe Nagy (University of Utah), Cyclic Ion Mobility for Glycolipid Analysis
• Rachel Harris (Waters Corporation), Slim For Lipid Analysis

New Lipidomics Technologies for Detection and Identification

• Lingjun Li (University of Wisconsin), Single-Cell, Multi-Omics

Membrane Lipids and the Interactome

• Michael Marty (University of Texas), Focus on Importance of Lipids in Native MS of Membrane Proteins
• Gavin Reid (KTI Research), Integrated Multi-Omics Workflow to Characterise the Lipid-Protein Interactome in Mitochondrial Disease
• Yu Xia (Tsinghua University), Paternò–Büchi Reactions

Lipid Metabolism and Multiomics

• Young-Jin Lee (Iowa State University), Stable Isotope Tracing during Plant Development

Structural Lipidomics

• Xin Yan (Texas A&M University), Isomer Quantitation
• Takashi Baba (AB Sciex), EIEIO and EID

Lipids in Health and Disease

• Timothy Garrett (University of Florida), X-Linked Chromosomal Disease
• Amanda Hummon (Ohio State University), Tracking Lipids in Organoids for Drug Delivery
• Charles Nichols (AOA Dx), Untargeted Lipidomics in Ovarian Cancer

Re-Imagining Imaging MS for Lipidomics

• Jeffrey Spraggins (Vanderbilt University), Generating Human Lipid Atlases
• Emrys Jones (Waters Corporation), 3-D Lipid Imaging
• Julia Laskin (Purdue University), Focus on Lipid Isomer Differentiation by Mass Spectrometry