Anne K. Buck

ORISE Postdoctoral Fellow

Role: Gordon Research Symposium Co-chair for Chemical and Biological Defense at Gordon Research Conferences
Location: Baltimore, MD, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

About Anne K. Buck

Current ORISE Postdoctoral Fellow stationed at US Army Medical Research Institute for Chemical Defense working on ex vivo assay development and in vivo models. Graduated from The Ohio State University, thesis research on the biochemical evaluation and mechanistic investigation of quinone methide precursors as treatments for organophosphorus exposures. Previously interned at Entrada Therapeutics in the discovery chemistry team, optimized experimental protocol to align oligonucleotide efficacies obtained in vitro to in vivo results

Experience

Gordon Research Symposium Co-chair for Chemical and Biological Defense
Gordon Research Conferences
Mar 2023 — Present
Coordinate with other professionals in the field of Chemical and Biological Defense to organize a 2-day event before the GRC geared towards graduate students, post-docs, and young professionals to present new data and network

Education

The Ohio State University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
2019 — 2024
St. Lawrence University
Biochemistry
2014 — 2018

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Gordon Research Conferences

Non-Profit Organizations · 86 employees · Founded 1931 · East Greenwich, Rhode Island, United States

GRC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building communities that advance the frontiers of science. Our conferences bring a global network of scientists together to discuss the latest pre-publication research in their field. GRC\'s unique format focuses on discussion and provides conferees with the opportunity to network informally during free afternoon times. Since it was founded in 1931, GRC has established a prestigious reputation for creating enduring scientific communities that advance the frontiers of research in biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and related technologies. GRC organizes over 395 Gordon Research Conferences (GRCs) and Gordon Research Seminars (GRSs) per year, each highlighting the latest, cutting-edge research in fields ranging from physics to neurobiology, material science and engineering, to medicine. GRSs are unique meetings enabling graduate students and postdocs to share in the GRC experience. Each seminar is held in conjunction with a related GRC and begins the weekend immediately prior to the GRC. Most GRS participants also apply to attend the associated GRC. Whether you attend a GRC or a GRS, Gordon Research Conferences is well known for the discussions that take place after each scientific talk, where conference attendees debate the ideas presented to foster a dynamic scientific exchange. Each conference is limited to 200 attendees; scientists must apply to the conference and be selected by the conference chair to attend the meeting. All conferees are active participants in their community and contribute to moving the frontiers of the field forward.

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About Anne K. Buck

Experience

Gordon Research Symposium Co-chair for Chemical and Biological Defense

Education

The Ohio State University

St. Lawrence University

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