Monday, November 23
12:30 | Opening and introduction |
Frank Ulrich Müller | |
12:40 | Keynote lecture |
Steven S. Vogel National Institutes of Health, USA FRET Imaging of Biological Memory: Structural rearrangement of CaMKIIα catalytic domains encodes activation | |
13:30 | Coffee break |
Clinic Invent Faculty of Medizin, WWU Münster, Germany | |
Workshops | |
13:45 | Applied Biosystems, Michael Raissig, University of Zurich, Switzerland Profiling the parental contribution to the early embryonic transcriptome in Arabidopsis |
14:15 | Nugen, Wieland Keilholz Frontiers in Expression Analysis: NuGEN's ovation RNA Amp at single cell level |
14:45 | Gelcompany, Reiner Westermeier Flattop horizontal electrophoresis |
15:15 | JPK Instruments, Tanja Neumann Analysis of cellular and molecular interactions using Atomic Force Microscopy |
Session 1 - CELLS | |
16:00 | Alexander Egner MPI Göttingen, Germany, Nature Methods Developments in Fluorescence Nanoscopy |
16:25 | Laurent Prezeau University of Montpellier, France, Nature Methods Cell surface G protein-coupled receptor oligomerization detected using HTRF and Snaptag labeling method |
16:50 | Didier Marguet Centre d`Immunologie de Marseille Luminy, France Nature Methods Critical role of a dynamic nanodomain organization at the plasma membrane for efficient cell signaling |
17:15 | Popular science lecture |
„CSI Münster“ | |
Heidi Pfeiffer Director of the Institute for Forensic Medicine Münster | |
18:30 | GRAPHIK MUSEUM PABLO PICASSO |
Get together & Guided tour |
Tuesday, November 24
Session 2 - APPLICATIONS | |
09:00 | Kerstin Lühn University of Oxford, UK Multiparameter and Imaging Flow Cytometry: Insights into Immunology and Dengue Pathogenesis |
09:25 | Michael Meisterernst University of Münster, Germany, Nature SMB Dynamic of protein-DNA complexes analyzed at the single molecule level |
09:50 | Anders Alderborn Uppsala University, Sweden New molecular tools for specific analysis of nucleic acid and protein biomarkers in single cells |
10:15 | Gerhard Schütz University of Linz, Austria, Nature Methods Chips, Cells and single molecules Towards a functional understanding of the nanoscopic organization of the cellular plasma membrane |
10:40 | Coffee break |
11:00 | Waters Corp., Leonhard Pollack |
Session 3 - TECHNOLOGY | |
11:45 | Ulrike Korf DKFZ, Heidelberg, Germany Protein microarrays as quantitative tool for the analysis of signal transduction networks |
12:10 | Thomas Felgenhauer DKFZ Heidelberg, Germany Synthesis of high complexity peptide arrays for proteome research |
12:35 | Nicole Schneiderhan-Marra University of Tübingen, Germany Miniaturized and parallelized immunoassays for biomarker screening |
13:00 | Rudolf Merkel Research Center Jülich, Germany Quantitative analysis of cell reorientation upon stretch |
13:30 | END OF CONFERENCE |