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Oral Presentations 🎤

Poster Lightning Round 

  • Maximum number of slides: 1 only
  • Allotted time per presenter: 3 minutes

IMPACT Lightning Round

  • Maximum number of slides: 2 
  • Allotted time per presenter: 7 minutes + 3 minutes for Q&A

POSTER GUIDELINES 📋

POSTER SIZE

  • Posters will be mounted on traditional boards (4'h x 8'w), with 2 posters on each side. Push pins will be provided (4 per poster).
  • Maximum printed size is 45" high x 45" wide.
  • Posters will be displayed in the Great Room AB for the entire duration of the meeting.
  • You may mount your poster on October 28 anytime after 9:00 am
  • A card showing your assigned poster number (P-#) will be posted on the board.  DO NOT remove the P#. It should remain in the upper left corner of your area so attendees can easily locate your poster. 
  • All posters must be removed on October 29 during the coffee break between 2:15 -2:45 pm

POSTER REQUIREMENTS

  • Posters should include the title of the abstract and the names and affiliations of the authors.  
  • All information should be readable from a distance of at least four 4 feet (1.2 m).
    • Recommended font: Times New Roman or Arial
    • Recommended font size: 14pt or higher

PRINT & PICKUP ONSITE

For your convenience, there is a FedEx Print center located within a 1-2 minute walk of the EPNEC building if you prefer to order online and pickup your poster onsite. 

POSTER LIGHTNING ROUND

The poster lightning round session will take place on October 28 from 4:15 to 4:45 pm.  Five trainees will be selected to present during the Poster Lightning Round. The top presenter will win a $500 award to be presented during the Day 2 award session. 

POSTER SESSION & JUDGING

The interactive poster session and reception will take place on October 28 from 5:15 – 7:15 pm. Graduate students who would like to compete for the Promega Poster Award must be present for judging during their assigned time  and are expected to have a 3 – 4 minute oral summary of their poster prepared for the judges. The top scored poster and two runners up will be provided $500, $250, and $250 during the Day 2 award session.


 Judging A - 5:15 - 6:15 pm  Judging B - 6:15 - 7:15 pm
 Odd numbered posters (P-01, etc.)  Even numbered posters (P-02, etc.)


POSTER AWARDS 🏆

ADDC is proud to announce that we will have an ADDC Lightning Round Poster Award at the ADDC 2025 Colloquium.    

The top oral presenter will receive a $500 award to be presented during the Day 2 award session. 

ADDC is equally pleased to announce that Promega has sponsored a Best Poster Award at the ADDC 2025 Colloquium.   


The top poster presenter will receive a $500 award to be presented during the Day 2 award session. 

Judging Criteria

Scoring criteria for both awards will be based on:

  • Introduction
  • Methods
  • Results
  • Conclusions
  • Impact
  • Innovation
  • Poster Design
  • Oral Presentation

POSTERs 🖥️

Poster#  

Presenting Author

Abstract Title

Category

P-01

Olanrewaju Akande

Validation of a novel microfluidic device as an early-stage research training tool

Academic

P-02

Nadia Alamri

Fusion of extracellular matrix binder motifs to GMCSF for localized cancerimmunotherapy

Academic

P-03

Soumendranath Bhakat

Generalizable Protein Dynamics in Kinases: Physics is the key

Trainee

P-04

Julie Conkright-Fincham

Adapting Lumit p-ERK assay to high-throughput screening using Novartis Chemogenetic LMW library

Commercial

P-05

Joseph DeCorte

GrowTAC: protein-context aware optimization of PROTAC linkers

Trainee

P-06

Umesh Desai

A Synthetic, Allosteric Inhibitor of Human Factor XIa for Lung Cancer Associated Thrombosis

Academic

P-07

Sharanya Duvvuri

Pharmacological Evaluation of novel HBV RNase H Inhibitors

Trainee

P-08

Heather Fears

MegaUni: A Scalable Platform for AI-Powered Compound Screening

Commercial

P-09

Anthony Ferranti

Investigating the mGlu7/8 Heterodimer as a Novel Drug Target for Neurodevelopmental Disorders Associated with Hippocampal Dysfunction

Trainee

P-10

Tomas Friman

Employing CETSA in Primary Screening for p53 Binders

Commercial

P-11

Khalid Garman

Intersectional high-throughput screening uncovers a synergistic drug combination for a rare and lethal skin cancer

Trainee

P-12

Niki Harris

Modulation of metabotropic glutamate receptor 7 (mGlu7) as a novel mechanism to correct NMDAR antagonist-induced cognitive impairments: implications for schizophrenia

Trainee

P-13

Md. Zahid Hossain

Neuro-Informed Algorithms: Accelerating CNS Drug Discovery with Predictive AI

Academic

P-14

Meixiang Huang

Dendrimer-Conjugated Propofol Enables Non-Sedating Neuroinflammation Therapy With >30-Fold Therapeutic Index Gain

Trainee

P-15

Meixiang Huang

Next-Generation nSMase2 Inhibitor Blocks Tau Propagation in an Alzheimer’s Model

Trainee

P-16

Genevieve Hunn

Investigating dysregulated microRNAs in Rett syndrome that regulate the GRM7 3’UTR

Trainee

P-17

Wei Li

Discovery of a potent and highly brain-penetrable anti-mitotic agent as a potential new treatment for breast cancer brain metastasis

Academic

P-18

Wei Li

Advancing Drug Discovery Through DNA-Encoded Library Technologies: Innovations, Applications, and Future Directions

Commercial

P-19

Mengchu Li

Identification of a Drug-like Negative Allosteric Modulator of the Mu-Opioid Receptor (Mu-NAM)

Trainee

P-20

Natalia Martinez

Integrating Machine Learning and High Throughput Screening to identify chemical probe candidates for Aldehyde Dehydrogenases

Academic

P-21

Marvin Meyers

Discovery of Potent Therapeutics for Treatment of Cryptosporidiosis

Academic

P-22

Sorrayut Mongkoltipparat

Proteomics-Based LC–MRM–MS/MS Platform for Kinetic and Selectivity Profiling of Covalent Inhibitors

Academic

P-23

Omar Moukha-Chafiq

Novel Pyrrolopyrimidine Nucleoside Analogs as Anti-Hepatitis B Virus Agents

Academic

P-24

Harrison Parent

Investigating Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor 7 as a Drug Target for Cognitive Phenotypes in Neurofibromatosis Type 1

Trainee

P-25

Barnali Paul

Structure guided efficacy modulation to design opioid sparing agents

Academic

P-26

ARGHYA POLLEY

Allosteric modulation of mu opioid receptor

Academic

P-27

Thomas Prisinzano

Searching for Synthetic Opioid Rescue Agents: Identification of a Potent Opioid Agonist with Reduced Respiratory Depression

Academic

P-28

Nokomis Ramos-Gonzalez

Modulating efficacy and functional selectivity of the kappa opioid receptor

Trainee

P-29

Mark Rutherford

Development of the first subtype selective AMPA-type glutamate receptor pore blocker to halt glutamate excitotoxicity: Calcium-permeable AMPA receptors in noise-induced hearing loss and ischemic stroke.

Academic

P-30

Matthew Shaffer

Early Preclinical CMC Development of SAgA-T1D: A Protein-Polysaccharide Conjugate to Treat Type 1 Diabetes

Academic

P-31

Yu Su

Orally Bioavailable GCPII Inhibitor Promotes Remyelination After Peripheral Nerve Injury

Trainee

P-32

Razia Tajwar

Truncated variant of Hepatitis B virus polymerase catalyzes cryptic and e RNA-dependent protein priming reactions

Academic

P-33

Steve Valentino

Miniaturized Biophysical Screening of Cereblon with Dianthus uHTS and Echo Acoustic Liquid Handling

Commercial

P-34

Balazs R. Varga

Structure-guided partial 5-HT2A agonism achieves antinociception with reduced central liabilities

Trainee

P-35

Sestina Ventresca Wilburn

Enhancement of cAMP levels by α-MSH, ACTH, and the API from Purified Cortrophin® Gel at Five Melanocortin Receptors

Trainee

P-36

Holly Walden

Biological and pharmacological characteristics of a novel HBV ribonuclease H inhibitor class

Trainee

P-37

Kristen Wang

Designing antigen-based therapeutics to modulate Type 1 Diabetes-associated autoimmune cell signaling

Academic

P-38

Emma Webb

Protease-activated Receptor 4 (PAR4) is an Essential Mediator of Inflammation

Trainee

P-39

Noah Yocum

Structure-Guided Optimization of Imidazopyridine Amine Inhibitors of the Epigenetically Dysregulated Nutrient Carrier SLC1A1/EAAT3 for Renal Cell Carcinoma

Academic

P-40

Puhan Zhao

Exploiting Molecular Dynamics-Derived 5HT3A Receptor Conformational Ensembles for Structure-Based Virtual Screening

Trainee

P-41

Bin Zhao

Fragment-Based NMR Screening to Disrupt the YAP–TEAD Interaction

Academic

P-42

Haoran Zhu

Structural Based Discovery on Kappa Opioid Receptor Agonists

Trainee

P-43

Silviya Zustiak

Glioblastoma spheroid growth and chemotherapeutic responses in single and dual-stiffness hydrogels

Academic

P-44

Maaike Everts

Making Translation Work: TRxA - A Real-World Solution for Academic Research

Academic

P-45

Christopher Goins

The Center for Therapeutics Discovery at Cleveland Clinic Research

Academic

P-46

Charles Hart

Applications of AI in Early-Stage Drug Discovery and Chemical Biology at UCSF’s Small Molecule Discovery Center

Academic

P-47

Ma. Xenia Ilagan

Translating Discovery into Therapeutics: The WashU Center for Drug Discovery

Academic

P-48

Chafiq Hamdouchi

Advancing Oncology Innovation through the Indiana University Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center's Cancer Drug Discovery & Development Accelerator (CD3A)

Academic

P-49

Christopher Moth

Meiler Lab: Transatlantic computational methods development for Drug Discovery

Academic

P-50

John Tavis

Saint Louis University Institute for Drug and Biotherapeutic Innovation

Academic

P-51

Peter Toogood

Identification of Selective Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Kinase 1 (PDHK1) Inhibitors by Virtual Screening

Academic

P-52

Peter Toogood

Introduction to Michigan Drug Discovery

Academic

P-53

Henry Valle

Unlocking New Insights Into Targeting LRRK2 for Parkinson's Disease: Advancing Drug Discovery with the CAS Biofinder Discovery Platform

Commercial

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