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| Wednesday, October 7th 2009
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| 15:00 |
Start of Registration |
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| 19:00 |
Welcome Reception |
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| 20:00 |
Opening Session
Chairperson: Pavel Hozak |
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Awarding the
Robert Feulgen Prize 2009
to Pierre-Françoise Lenne, Institut Fresnel,
Marseille, France
Awarding of the The Young Scientists's Travel
Awards
with presentation of their scientific career |
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| Thursday, October 8th 2009 |
| 09:00 |
Robert Feulgen Lecture 2009:
Cellular organelles as nanomachines
Peter J. Peters, Netherlands Cancer Institute,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| 09:45 |
Cell and Tissue Nanostructures I –
Electron Microscopy
Chairperson: Paul Debbage
Ribosomes in action
Roland Beckmann, Munich, Germany
Gene
transcription: nanomechanics
Patrick
Schultz, Strasbourg, France
Characterization of
endocytic compartments after
holo-DL particle internalization by means of correlative
microscopy and electron tomography
Clemens
Röhrl, Vienna, Austria
One selected talk from
submitted abstracts (nyd) |
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Coffee break |
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| 11:30 |
Cell and Tissue Nanostructures II –
Light Microscopy
Chairperson: Axel Walch
Imaging genetic structures
by spatially modulated
illumination microscopy
Michael
Hausmann, Heidelberg, Germany
Fluorescence correlation
spectroscopy
Peter Hemmerich,
Jena, Germany
Molecular motors, myosin as a nanomechanism
Gregory Mashanov, London, UK
MALDI
imaging
Deininger Sören-Oliver,
Bremen (Bruker), Germany |
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Lunch break |
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| 14:00 |
Functional Imaging of Nanostructures
Chairperson: Marco Biggiogera
Imaging mass
spectrometry at the nanoscale
Axel
Walch, Neuherberg, Germany
AFM of endothelial cell
membrane
Hans Oberleithner, Münster,
Germany
Title to be announced
Ron
Van Noorden, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Imaging
of the accumulation and infiltration/permeation
of superparamagnetic nanoparticles influenced by a strong
external magnetic field in an ex vivo bovine artery model
Rainer Tietze, Erlangen, Germany
One
selected talk from submitted abstracts (nyd) |
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| 15:30 |
Poster session with refreshments |
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| 17:00 |
Workshop I (to be announced) |
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| Friday, October 9th 2009 |
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| 09:00 |
Nanotools in Biomedicine I – Imaging
Chairperson: Ron van Noorden
Infrared optical
imaging of nanoprobes
Patrick Boisseau, Grenoble, France
Opto-acoustic imaging of nanoprobes
Robert
Lemor, St. Ingbert, Germany
Multispectral MRI of
nanoprobes
Silvio Aime, Turin,
Italy
Translational iterative development of albuminbased
nanoparticles for clinical application: some ultrastructural
approaches to the analysis of biodistribution
Evelyn
Wallnoefer, Innsbruck, Austria
Radiolabelled pegylated
liposomes for active tumour
targeting and angiogenesis imaging
Anna
Helbok, Innsbruck, Austria |
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Coffee break |
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| 11:00 |
Nanotools in Biomedicine II – Therapies
Chairperson: Patrick Boisseau
Antibody therapies
Mike Eaton, London, UK
Title to
be announced
Heinz Zwierzina,
Innsbruck, Austria
Inhibition of proliferation at
different breast carcinoma cell lines
by the monoclonal anti-Mucin-1 antibody PankoMab
Udo Jeschke, Munich, Germany
Cancer
therapy with magnetic nanoparticles
Christoph
Alexiou, Erlangen, Germany
Effects of the folic
acid and folic acid/polymer ratio on
cellular uptake and toxicity of folate-PEG-epirubicin conjugates
Fabiana Canal, Valencia, Spain
One
selected talk from submitted abstracts (nyd) |
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Lunch break |
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| 14:00 |
Nanotools in Biomedicine III –
Stem cells
Chairperson: Dirk Strunk
Tracking of mesenchymal
stem cells by nanoprobes
Dirk
Strunk, Graz, Austria
High resolution tomography
to monitor regeneration
in vivo
Frauke Alves, Göttingen,
Germany
Biomaterials and nanoparticles in stem cell-based
tissue
engineering
Martin Zenke, Aachen,
Germany
Automated high content imaging and screening
applications
Yuri Volkov, Dublin,
Ireland
One selected talk from submitted abstracts
(nyd) |
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| 15:30 |
Poster session with refreshments |
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| 17:00 |
Workshop II (to be announced) |
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| Saturday, October 10th 2009 |
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| 09:00 |
Free Communications
Chairperson: Wolfgang Kummer
Comparison of
her2/neu expression on the primary
tumor and on isolated tumor cells in the bone marrow
of breast cancer patients
Brigitte
Rack, Munich, Germany
Chitosan nanoparticles can
enter the cell nucleus to
release a peptide inducing reversible hypometablic state
in HeLA cells
Marco Biggiogera,
Pavia, Italy
Albumin based nanoparticles for molecular
imaging:
quality management on the way to good laboratory
practice (GLP) production
Gudrun
Thurner, Innsbruck, Austria,
Sterilisation of nanoparticles
matters
Angela Franca, Vigo,
Spain
One selected talk from submitted abstracts
(nyd) |
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Coffee brake |
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