01:00 pm | Opening and introduction |
01:05 pm | Keynote: Alfred Yergey, NIH |
01:50 pm | The cell: Animated introduction |
02:15 pm | Poster & Company exhibition |
04:00 pm | Session I - Technology |
05:15 pm | Popular science lecture: Johannes Wessels, Münster |
09:00 am | Session II - Optical Imaging |
10:40 am | Coffee |
11:00 am | Session III - Mass Spectrometric Imaging |
12:15 pm | Lunch, Seminar & Exhibition |
2:00 pm | Session IV - Cells |
3:45 pm | End of conference |
Monday Speakers
Keynote: Alfred Yergey, Natl. Institutes of Health, USA
Variability in mass spectra – How we can get better answers
The cell: A close look: Katherina Psathaki, MPI Münster
Philip Tinnefeld, LMU München, Anal. Chem. 2007, From single molecules to biomolecular interactions and super resolution microscopy
Andreas Offenhaeuser, Research Center Jülich, Non-invasive monitoring of cellular ion-channel activity using electronic devices
Uwe Karst, University of Münster, Quantitative analysis of fluorescently labeled thiols and amines by microchip capillary electrophoresis with wavelength-resolved fluorescence detection
Popular science lecture
Big Bang and Primordial Soup: The hunt for the Quark-Gluon-Plasma
Johannes Wessels, University of Münster, WN
2:30 pm Workshop BioAnalyzer Gel - LaVision BioTec
3:15 pm Workshop PALM/Zeiss, Monika Stich, Laser capture microdissection: A new dimension in sample purity, optional visit of the IFG instrument
Tuesday Speakers
Morning: Focus on Imaging
Christian Lohr, University of Münster, ATP in the brain: More than an energy currency
Michael Schäfers, University of Münster, SFB Mobil, Isotope-based imaging of molecular targets in tissues and living animals
Christoph Bremer, University of Münster, SFB Mobil, In vivo cell tracking using magnetic resonance and optical imaging techniques
Klaus Tiemann, University of Münster
Malcolm R. Clench, Sheffield Hallam University, SPOTS, SMOTS and SLOTS - Shotgun proteomics, shotgun metabolomics and shotgun lipidomics on tissue samples
Emmanuelle Claude, Waters Corp., MALDI-MS imaging coupled with high-efficiency ion mobility separation
Alan Cox, University of Sheffield, Towards cellular imaging: An elemental perspective
Christian Wilhelm, University of Leipzig, Physiological characterization of plant cells on the single cell level
Heinrich Leonhardt, LMU Munich, Nature Methods 2006, MCP 2008, Targeting and tracing antigens in living cells
Christian Korfhage, Qiagen, Single cell whole genome amplification: Reliability and limits
Jürgen Klingauf, MPI Göttingen, Nature Neuroscience 2007, Coupling of exo- and endocytosis: Insights from single vesicle recordings
12:30 pm Lunch seminar Cell Biosciences, Andy Higgs, Getting towards protein isoform assays in single cells
1:15 pm Workshop AlphaMetrix, Udo Schimmel