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International Symposium Functional Biointerfaces - 100th Anniversary of Georg Manecke - Oct. 4-5, 2016

News from Jun 14, 2016

The international symposium on “Functional Biointerfaces“ takes place October 4-5, 2016, at the Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. One highlight of the international symposium will be the award ceremony for the Georg-Manecke-Award 2016, awarded by the GDCh for young researchers, honoring the 100th birthday of Georg Manecke (1916-1990) at his work place, the Freie Universität Berlin (1964-1984).

The symposium is organized by the interdisciplinary Focus Area Nanoscale Functional Materials (NanoScale) and the Collaborative Research Center “Multivalency” (CRC 765) with a focus on functional biointerfaces and biointerface processes.

The symposium covers three major research aspects from chemical biology, including:

  • Development of novel bioorthogonal strategies as well as the synthesis of multifunctional architectures and their spatial organisation.
  • Investigation of artificial extracellular matrix and their interaction with biological objects, such as cells or pathogens.
  • New methods for the physical and theoretical analysis and description of selected biointerface processes.

Program

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 04, 2016

8:30           REGISTRATION

9:00           OPENING
Prof. Rainer Haag (Focus Area NanoScale, Freie Universität Berlin)

9:10           New Detection Methods at Biointerfaces
Frederik Höök | Chalmers University, Gothenburg, SE

9:55           Multivalent Virus Inhibition with Functional Biointerfaces
Andreas Herrmann | Humboldt-Universität Berlin

10:40         COFFEE BREAK

11:00         Probing Biointerfaces by Functionalized Plasmonic Nanostructures
Qiuming Yu | University of Washington, Seattle, USA

11:45         Mechanotransduction by Engineered Extracellular Matrices
Britta Trappmann | Max-Planck-Institut für molekulare Biomedizin, Münster

12:05         6 SPEED LECTURES from selected posters

12:45         LUNCH BUFFET & POSTER PRESENTATION

14:15         Cell Sheet Engineering and Thermoresponsive Surfaces
Teruo Okano | Tokyo Women’s Medical University, JP

15:00         Functional Thermoresponsive Surfaces
Jürgen Rühe | IMTEK, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg

15:45         COFFEE BREAK & POSTER PRESENTATION

17:15         From Polymeric Coatings to Cell Culture Applications
Marie Weinhart | Freie Universität Berlin

18:00         Artificial Extracellular Matrix
Carsten Werner | Max-Bergmann Center, TU Dresden


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 05, 2016

8:30           Zwitterionic Surfaces to Prevent Biofouling
Shaoyi Jiang | University of Washington, Seattle, USA

9:15           Blood and Pathogen Interactions of Biomaterials
Jay Kitzhakkedathu | University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CA

10:00         COFFEE BREAK & POSTER PRESENTATION

10:30         Photoresponsive Biosurfaces
Aránzazu del Campo | Leibniz INM, Saarbrücken

11:30         Simulation Approaches to Interacting Surface in Water      
Roland Netz | Freie Universität Berlin

12:15         LUNCH BUFFET (ZIB) & POSTER PRESENTATION

13:30         Mucins as Lubricants on Artificial and Biological Surfaces
Oliver Lieleg | Technische Universität München

13:50         Bone Marrow-Mimicking Soft Hydrogels for Stem Cell Delivery
Qiang Wei | Max-Planck Institut für intelligente Systeme, Stuttgart

14:10         4 SPEED LECTURES from selected posters

14:30         COFFEE BREAK & POSTER PRESENTATION


100th Anniversary of Georg Manecke (1916-1990)
Award Ceremony for the Georg-Manecke-Preis 2016

Awarded by the German Chemical Society for Young Researchers

15:00         Welcome by Prof. Katharina Landfester
Member of the Georg-Manecke-Preis Committee

15:05         Achievements and Footprints of Georg Manecke
Prof. Oskar Nuyken and Prof. Rainer Haag

15:25         Laudatio for the Awardee and Award Ceremony

15:35         Lecture of the Awardee

16:00         Biomimetic Polymeric Materials
Rolf Mülhaupt | Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg

16:45         POSTER PRIZES & CLOSING REMARKS (Prof. Rainer Haag)

See also: http://www.sfb765.de/news/International-Symposium-Functional-Biointerfaces.html

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