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10:00
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08:40
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Prize Lectures
(until 10:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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08:40
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Adventures with Long-Lived States
- Prof.
Malcolm Levitt
(University of Southampton)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:20
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New Methods for Dynamic Nuclear Polarization in Insulating Solids: The Overhauser Effect and Time Domain Techniques
- Dr
Thach Can
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:40
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Endogenous DNP from Paramagnetic Dopants for Probing Functional Inorganic Materials
- Dr
Michal Leskes
(Department of Materials and Interfaces, Weizmann Institute of Science)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:00
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10:30
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Benchtop & Low-field NMR
(until 13:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Advances and Adventures with Compact NMR
- Prof.
Bernhard Blümich
(RWTH Aachen University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:05
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Understanding novel spin physics to make clinical-scale hyperpolarization simple, fast and cheap
- Prof.
Warren Warren
(Duke University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:30
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Compact NMR for Metabolic Health Screening and Diabetes Prevention
- Prof.
David Cistola
(Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:55
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A MOUSE for Heritage: In Pursuit of Art and Culture
- Prof.
Maria Baias
(New York University Abu Dhabi)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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12:30
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Wide field range studies of nuclear magnetic relaxation using optically pumped magnetometers
- Mr
Sven Bodenstedt
(ICFO)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Biomolecules
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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Disordered Protein Complexes
- Prof.
Birthe B. Kragelund
(University of Copenhagen)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:05
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Cross-correlated relaxation for studying intrinsically disordered proteins
- Dr
Anna Zawadzka-Kazimierczuk
(University of Warsaw)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:30
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NMR insight into transient structures and interactions within the RNA polymerase of bronchiolitis virus
- Dr
Christina Sizun
(CNRS, Institut de Chimie des Substances Naturelles)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:55
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The role of proline residues in intrinsically disordered proteins
- Prof.
Roberta Pierattelli
(CERM, University of Florence)
(Lecture Hall A)
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12:30
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The NMR structure of a gp41 cytoplasmic tail fragment reveals the structural basis of the transmembrane coupling of the HIV-1 envelope glycoprotein
- Dr
Alessandro Piai
(Harvard Medical School)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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EPR
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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Pulsed EPR and ENDOR with Photonic Bandgap Superconducting Microresonators
- Prof.
Stephen Lyon
(Princeton University)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:05
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Chemical Exchange Processes Studied by 95 GHz 2D-ELDOR
- Dr
Boris Dzikovski
(Cornell University)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:30
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Tuning Spin Dynamics in Crystalline Tetracene
- Dr
Naitik A. Panjwani
(Berlin Joint EPR Lab, Fachbereich Physik, Freie Universität Berlin, D-14195, Berlin, Germany)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:55
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Trityls vs nitroxides as spin labels
- Prof.
Elena Bagryanskaya
(N.N.Vorozhtsov Institute of Organic Chemistry SB RAS)
(Lecture Hall D)
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12:30
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Deep neural network analysis of DEER data
- Prof.
Ilya Kuprov
(University of Southampton)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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In-vivo
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Deuterium Metabolic Imaging (DMI), a novel MR-based method for in vivo mapping of metabolism
- Prof.
Robin de Graaf
(Yale University)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:05
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Quantitative Heterogeneity MRS (qhMRS) - A New Type of Line Shape Analysis Applicable to NMR Resonances Sensitive to Suitable Physicochemical Parameters
- Prof.
Norbert W. Lutz
(CRMBM, Aix-Marseille University)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:30
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In-vivo NMR and MRI study of Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles (SPIONs) on Daphnia Magna
- Dr
Bing Wu
(University of Toronto)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:55
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Imaging Human Brain Metabolism Exploiting Ultra-High Field MRI
- Prof.
Anke Henning
(University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center)
(Lecture Hall B)
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12:30
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MRI at 2.15 MHz in a large-bore Halbach Array
- Prof.
Andrew Webb
(C.J. Gorter Center for High Field MRI, Leiden University Medical Center)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Solution-state NMR Methods
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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New methods and theory for conformatonal dynamics of macromolecules
- Dr
Arthur Palmer
(Columbia University)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:05
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Localization of ligands in human carbonic anhydrase by 19F PCS NMR and new lanthanide chelating tags
- Dr
Daniel Häussinger
(University of Basel)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:30
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Accurate Measurement of Transverse Relaxation Rates in Systems with Coupled Protons
- Dr
Peter Kiraly
(University of Manchester)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:55
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Conformation Changes in Proteins Made Visible by Lanthanide Tags
- Prof.
Gottfried Otting
(Australian National University)
(Lecture Hall C)
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12:30
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De-correlating kinetic and relaxation parameters in exchange saturation transfer NMR
- Dr
Vitali Tugarinov
(National Institutes of Health)
(Lecture Hall C)
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08:40
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Plenary Lectures
(until 10:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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08:40
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Magnetic resonance for Cellular Structural Biology: from protein structures to functional processes in a cellular context
- Prof.
Lucia Banci
(CERM and Dept. of Chemistry, University of Florence)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:20
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Diffusion and electrophoretic NMR to characterize ion transport in electrolytes
- Prof.
Monika Schönhoff
(Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Muenster)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:00
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10:30
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Biomolecules
(until 13:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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NMR investigation of the activation mechanism of the guardian of the germ cell TAp63a
- Prof.
Volker Dötsch
(Goethe University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:05
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Flavivirus capsid assembly and dynamics: evidence of a structure-driven regulation of protein interaction with intracellular hydrophobic interfaces.
- Prof.
Fabio C. L. Almeida
(Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ))
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:30
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Progress of the structural characterization on a eukaryotic rhodopsin by solid-state NMR
- Prof.
Shenlin Wang
(Peking University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:55
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Insights into the Antifungal Activity of Amphotericin B from Solid-State NMR
- Prof.
Chad M. Rienstra
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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12:30
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Assessing site-specific water accessibility in folded and unfolded proteins using hyperpolarization-enhanced 2D HMQC NMR
- Prof.
Lucio Frydman
(Department of Chemical and Biological Physics, Weizmann Institute of Science)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Computation
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Splitting hairs: Small physical effects in NMR
- Prof.
Juha Vaara
(University of Oulu)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:05
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Second order dispersion by optimised rotation pulses
- Dr
David Goodwin
(Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:30
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First-principles computations of NMR shifts for extended paramagnetic solids: significant effects beyond the contact shifts
- Dr
Arobendo Mondal
(Technical University of Munich, Germany)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:55
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Computational methods for NMR crystallography of zeolites
- Prof.
Darren Brouwer
(Redeemer University College)
(Lecture Hall B)
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12:30
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Methionine renaissance: computing methyl NMR assignments from X-ray structures
- Prof.
Miquel Pons
(University of Barcelona)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Dynamics
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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Allostery and Dynamics in Ion Channels and Oligomeric Proteins
- Prof.
Ann McDermott
(Columbia University)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:05
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A high-resolution description of functional dynamics and allosteric coupling of the β1-adrenergic receptor from backbone NMR
- Dr
Anne Grahl
(Biozentrum, University of Basel, Switzerland)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:30
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13C-detected NMR methods to characterise side-chain behaviour in large molecular systems
- Dr
Ruth B. Pritchard
(University of Sussex)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:55
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Inspection of solution-state NMR data to evaluate protein conformational changes
- Dr
Rieko Ishima
(University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine)
(Lecture Hall A)
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12:30
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Lanthanide-induced relaxation anisotropy
- Dr
Elizaveta Suturina
(University of Bath)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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Hyperpolarization
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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Confining and Quantifying Hyperpolarization: 460 GHz-700 MHz DNP NMR using Closed-Cycle Helium MAS and Dual Gyrotron Setup
- Dr
Yoh Matsuki
(Osaka University)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:05
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Multi-Sample Dissolution DNP with a Cryogen-Free Polariser
- Dr
Adam Gaunt
(University of Cambridge)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:30
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Catalyzing the progress in parahydrogen-based NMR hyperpolarization
- Prof.
Igor V. Koptyug
(International Tomography Center, SB RAS)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:55
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Utilizing hyperpolarized noble gas T1 relaxation contrast for MRI in biomedical and engineering applications.
- Prof.
Thomas Meersmann
(University of Nottingham)
(Lecture Hall D)
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12:30
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75% Liquid-State 1H Polarization for Hyperpolarized Water
- Dr
Arthur C. Pinon
(Technical University of Denmark)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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Materials
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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Defects within Solid Materials Elucidated using NMR Spectroscopy – from Local Vacancies to Mesoscale Disorder
- Prof.
Juergen Senker
(University of Bayreuth)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:05
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125Te broadband solid-state NMR of the Dirac edge states in ultrathin Bi$_{2}$Te$_{3}$ nanoplatelets
- Mr
Wassilios Papawassiliou
(Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry,Stockholm University)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:30
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Transport of Organic Electrolytes and Ionic Liquids in Carbon Materials for Supercapacitors: The High-Gradient NMR Approach
- Dr
Muslim Dvoyashkin
(Institute of Chemical Technology, Universität Leipzig)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:55
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Solid-state NMR studies of the electrochemical cycling of LiNi$_{0.8}$Mn$_{0.1}$Co$_{0.1}$O$_2$ cathodes
- Dr
Katharina Märker
(University of Cambridge; The Faraday Institution)
(Lecture Hall C)
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12:30
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Surface Structure Determination of Heterogeneous Catalysts by DNP SENS
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Ribal Jabbour
(High-Field NMR Center, Université de Lyon, FRE 2034, CNRS/ENS Lyon/ UCB Lyon1)
(Lecture Hall C)
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08:40
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Plenary Lectures
(until 10:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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08:40
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Recent Developments of DNP Enhanced Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy at High Magnetic Field and Fast MAS
- Prof.
Anne Lesage
(University of Lyon)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:20
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Boosting clinical diffusion MRI with principles from solid-state and Laplace NMR
- Prof.
Daniel Topgaard
(Lund University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:00
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--- Coffee ---
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10:30
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Biomolecules
(until 12:30)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Integrative structural biology of non-coding RNA-protein complexes: telomerase and 7SK
- Prof.
Juli Feigon
(University of California Los Angeles)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:05
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A Case of Domain Cooperation in a Multidomain Protein Interaction at Telomeres.
- Dr
Philippe Cuniasse
(Institute for Integrative Biology of the Cell (I2BC), CEA, CNRS, Université Paris-Saclay)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:30
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Solution structure of Upstream-of-N-Ras, a 116 kDa multi-domain RNA binding protein
- Dr
Janosch Hennig
(Structural and Computational Biology Unit, EMBL Heidelberg)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:55
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High molecular-weight complexes in the regulation of gene expression: a view by integrative structural biology
- Prof.
Teresa Carlomagno
(Leibniz Universität Hannover)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Biomolecules
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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The True Tales of the Flexible Tails – Interaction of J-domain Protein with Hsp70 chaperones
- Dr
Rina Rosenzweig
(Weizmann Institute of Science)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:05
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Dynamic regulation of human Hsp70 chaperone functional cycle by its co-chaperones and client protein
- Dr
Guillaume Mas
(Biozentrum, University of Basel )
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:30
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NMR Informed Molecular Modeling to Capture Transient Chaperone-Substrate Interactions
- Dr
Loic Salmon
(Centre de RMN à Très Hauts Champs (CNRS/ENSL/UCBL))
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:55
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Atomic Insight into the Function and Activity of Molecular Chaperones
- Dr
Charalampos Kalodimos
(St Jude Children's Research Hospital)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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EPR
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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ESR microfluidics with picoliter samples
- Prof.
Aharon Blank
(Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:05
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Spin-labeled nanobodies as proteins’ conformational reporters towards in-cell EPR applications.
- Dr
Laura Galazzo
(Ruhr University Bochum)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:30
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Quantitative sub-micromolar pulse dipolar EPR spectroscopy evidences high copper(II) labeling efficiency for double-histidine motifs
- Dr
Bela Bode
(University of St Andrews)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:55
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High-Frequency Electron-Nuclear Double Resonance to Study Biomolecules
- Prof.
Marina Bennati
(MPI for Biophysical Chemistry & University of Göttingen)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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Instrumentation
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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Wither the Spin Diffusion Barrier
- Prof.
Robert G. Griffin
(MIT)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:05
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Squeeze It Until It Breaks: In-situ NMR at Geophysically Relevant Conditions
- Dr
Thomas Meier
(Bavarian Geoinstitute)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:30
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Microscale NMR-spectroscopy with femtomole sensitivity using diamond quantum sensors
- Dr
Dominik Bucher
(Technical University of Munich)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:55
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Solid State NMR Probes for 1.5 GHz Spectrometer
- Prof.
Peter Gor'kov
(National High Magnetic Field Laboratory)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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Small Molecules
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Boosting the NMR characterization of small- to medium-sized molecules
- Prof.
Katalin E. Kövér
(University of Debrecen)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:05
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Prebiotic Organization of Biomolecules on Mineral surfaces
- Mr
Hagop Abadian
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:30
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Recent advances in polypeptidic thermoresponsive alignment media for organic compounds
- Prof.
Christina M. Thiele
(Technische Universität Darmstadt)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:55
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Fast quantitative 2D NMR for metabolomics
- Prof.
Patrick Giraudeau
(Université de Nantes)
(Lecture Hall B)
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08:40
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Plenary Lectures
(until 10:10)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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08:40
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Optically-pumped dynamic nuclear polarization under ambient conditions via nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond
- Prof.
Carlos Meriles
(CUNY - CIty College of New York)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:30
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High-resolution NMR spectroscopy applied for field inhomogeneity and spectral congestion
- Prof.
Zhong Chen
(Xiamen University) Prof.
Yuqing Huang
(Department of Electronic Science, Xiamen University, Xiamen, China)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:20
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Society Meetings
(until 09:30)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:10
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--- Coffee ---
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10:30
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Biomolecules
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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Spinning faster: Developments and Applications to Biological NMR
- Prof.
Beat H Meier
(ETH Zurich)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:05
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Sensitivity-Enhanced Protein Solid-state NMR using Ultra-fast MAS and Structural Studies of Alzheimer’s Amyloid-β
- Dr
Yoshitaka Ishii
(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:30
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Atomic resolution characterization of a folding intermediate by pressure-jump NMR
- Dr
Cyril Charlier
(NIH)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:55
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Monitoring phosphorylation events at the interface between the nuclear envelope and chromatin
- Dr
Sophie Zinn-Justin
(Institute for Integrative Biology of the Cell, CEA, CNRS, Université Paris-Saclay, CE-Saclay, Gif/Yvette, France)
(Lecture Hall C)
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12:30
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Protein phase diagrams determined by high-pressure NMR
- Prof.
Jochen Balbach
(Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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Hyperpolarization in Materials
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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Dynamic Phenomena in Fuel Cells and Batteries Investigated by Various NMR Techniques
- Dr
Oc Hee Han
(Korea Basic Science Institute )
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:05
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Bulk Hyperpolarization of Inorganic Materials
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Snaedis Björgvinsdóttir
(EPFL)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:30
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Room-temperature triplet dynamic nuclear polarization in nanoporous materials and in water
- Prof.
Nobuhiro Yanai
(Kyushu University)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:55
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DNP Polarizing Agents for High-Field, Fast-MAS and Variable Temperature
- Prof.
Moreno Lelli
(University of Florence)
(Lecture Hall A)
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12:30
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Improving bis-nitroxides' geometry for MAS-DNP
-
Frederic Mentink-Vigier
(National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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In-vivo
(until 13:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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In-Cell NMR: Past, Present and Future
- Prof.
Phil Selenko
(Weizmann Institute of Science)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:05
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In-cell PELDOR of spin-labelled RNA duplexes
- Dr
Alberto Collauto
(Institute of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry and Center for Biomolecular Resonance)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:30
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In-cell DNP Supported Solid-State NMR on Soluble Proteins
- Mr
Siddarth Narasimhan
(Utrecht University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:55
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Structure determination of antimicrobial peptides in model membranes and live bacteria
- Prof.
Frances Separovic
(University of Melbourne)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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12:30
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Fluxomic studies by in cell and in vitro Dissolution-Dynamic Nuclear Polarization NMR
- Mr
David Guarin
(Laboratoire des biomolécules, LBM, Département de chimie, École normale supérieure, PSL University, Sorbonne Université, CNRS, 75005 Paris, France)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Metabolomics
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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New Discoveries on HBV infection by Metabolomics
- Prof.
Yulan Wang
(Singapore Phenome Center, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Nanyang Technological University)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:05
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Slice-selective, high-resolution MAS NMR of intact tissue biopsies gives improved spatial resolution of metabolic distributions
- Ms
Elisabeth V. Vonhof
(Division of Integrative Systems and Digestive Medicine, Department of Surgery and Cancer, Imperial College London)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:30
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Advanced Analysis of Chronic Kidney Disease by NMR Derived Metabolomic Fingerprints
- Prof.
Wolfram Gronwald
(Institute of Functional Genomics, University of Regensburg, Germany )
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:55
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Improving survival predictability and biological insight through NMR based metabolomics of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
- Dr
Neeraj Sinha
(Centre of Biomedical Research)
(Lecture Hall B)
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12:30
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The effect of osmolytes in biomolecular stability as investigated by NMR spectroscopy. Lessons from halophilic proteins
- Dr
Oscar Millet
(CIC bioGUNE)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Solid-state NMR Methods
(until 13:00)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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High-Field and Fast-MAS Solid-State NMR: Enabling Application to Pharmaceuticals and Supramolecular Assembly
- Prof.
Steven Brown
(University of Warwick)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:05
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Protein resonance assignment without spectral analysis: five-dimensional spectroscopy of immobilized proteins at ultrafast MAS
- Dr
Jan Stanek
(Biological and Chemical Research Centre, Faculty of Chemistry, University of Warsaw)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:30
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Solid-state NMR strategies towards speed and resolution
- Ms
Kshama Sharma
(TIFR Centre for Interdisciplinary Sciences)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:55
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Multiple acquisitions for protein assignment, structure and dynamics
- Prof.
Józef Lewandowski
(University of Warwick)
(Lecture Hall D)
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12:30
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Biomolecular structural conversion processes probed with DNP-enhanced, millisecond time-resolved solid state NMR
- Dr
Robert Tycko
(National Institutes of Health)
(Lecture Hall D)
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08:40
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Plenary Lectures
(until 10:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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08:40
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NMR of Aromatic Side Chains in Large Proteins
- Prof.
Gerhard Wagner
(Harvard Medical School)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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09:20
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Manipulation of Spin Dynamics for Extraction of Spectral Parameters, Ultra High Resolution and Sensitivity Enhancement: Application to small molecules
- Prof.
Nagaraja rao Suryaprakash
(Indian Institute of Science)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:00
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--- Coffee ---
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10:30
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Dynamics
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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Allosteric signaling pathways and energetics in the glucocorticoid receptor
- Prof.
Mikael Akke
(Lund University)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:05
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Rheological NMR for the study of polymer dynamics
- Dr
Ulrich Scheler
(Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresdne e.V.)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:30
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Molecular ordering and dynamics in anisotropic soft materials studied by low-resolution proton NMR
- Prof.
Kay Saalwächter
(Martin-Luther-Univ. Halle-Wittenberg)
(Lecture Hall D)
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11:55
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Extending the range of magnetic fields for high-resolution biomolecular NMR by orders of magnitude
- Prof.
Fabien Ferrage
(CNRS and Ecole Normale Superieure)
(Lecture Hall D)
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10:30
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Hyperpolarization
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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High Throughput Hyperpolarization for Drug Screening
- Prof.
Geoffrey Bodenhausen
(Ecole Normale Supérieure)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:05
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Frequency-Chirped Millimeter-Wave Control of 13C-DNP in Diamond
- Dr
Daphna Shimon
(Dartmouth College)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:30
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Signal-improved real-time NMR spectroscopy of proteins by hyperpolarized water
- Prof.
Dennis Kurzbach
(University of Vienna)
(Lecture Hall A)
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11:55
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SABRE Chemistry and Spin Physics for High Precision Measurements and Biomedical Applications
- Dr
Sören Lehmkuhl
(North Carolina State University)
(Lecture Hall A)
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10:30
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MRI Developments
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Developments of NMR for Applications in Chemical Engineering and Medicine
- Prof.
Petrik Galvosas
(MacDiamid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, Victoria University Wellington)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:05
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New developments in production of proton-hyperpolarized propane gas for MRI
- Dr
Oleg G. Salnikov
(International Tomography Center SB RAS and Novosibirsk State University)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:30
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Ultra-high field MRI and MRS: Opportunities and Challenges from Anatomical Imaging and Metabolite Detection for Biological Specimens
- Ms
Julia R. Krug
(Laboratory of BioNanoTechnology and Laboratory of Biophysics,Wageningen University & Research)
(Lecture Hall B)
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11:55
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In vivo three-dimensional extracellular pH mapping of tumors using EPR
- Prof.
Hiroshi Hirata
(Hokkaido University)
(Lecture Hall B)
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10:30
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Solution-state NMR Methods
(until 12:30)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Investigating the dynamic conformational landscape of G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs)
- Dr
Daniel Nietlispach
(University of Cambridge, Department of Biochemistry)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:05
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Light-induced changes in the conformational dynamics of a reversibly photo-switchable fluorescent protein revealed by solution NMR spectroscopy
- Ms
Nina-Eleni Christou
(Institute de Biologie Structurale, UGA, CNRS, CEA)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:30
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Ribosome induced riboswitch structure melting
- Mrs
Vanessa de Jesus
(Goethe University Frankfurt am Main)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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11:55
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Leveraging the Achilles heel of high-gamma nuclei to observe low-gamma nuclei.
- Dr
Haribabu Arthanari
(Havard Medical School)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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10:30
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Spin Physics
(until 12:30)
(Lecture Hall C)
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10:30
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Ultrasensitive beta-detected NMR at CERN: first results in physics and biology
- Prof.
Magdalena Kowalska
(UNIGE, CERN)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:05
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Direct magnetic field dependence of NMR shielding
- Dr
Anu M. Kantola
(University of Oulu)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:30
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Towards single-shot readout of NV centers in diamond by low-temperature spin-to-charge conversion
- Dr
Friedemann Reinhard
(TU München, Walter Schottky Institut)
(Lecture Hall C)
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11:55
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Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy of A Single Molecule
- Prof.
Fazhan Shi
(University of Science and Technology of China)
(Lecture Hall C)
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12:30
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--- Luncheon ---
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13:00
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--- Bruker User Meeting ---
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16:00
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--- Opening of the Meeting ---
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16:15
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Prize Lectures
(until 18:55)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:15
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Introduction of ISMAR Prize
- Dr
Robert Tycko
(National Institutes of Health)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:25
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NMR and IDPs
- Dr
Jane Dyson
(Scripps Research)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:45
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Relaxing with IDPs: NMR analysis of dynamics and molecular interactions
- Dr
Peter Wright
(Scripps Research)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:10
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Introduction of Ernst Prize
- Prof.
Lucia Banci
(CERM-University of Florence (Italy))
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:20
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DEER on cells with Gd(III)
- Prof.
Daniella Goldfarb
(Weizmann Institute of Science)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:40
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Everyone needs a little help from one’s friends: Synergy between NMR, cryo-EM and large-Scale MD Simulations
- Prof.
Angela M. Gronenborn
(University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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18:10
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Introduction of Felix-Bloch Lecture
- Prof.
Burkhard Luy
(Institute for Biological Interfaces 4 - Magnetic Resonance and Institute for Organic Chemistry, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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18:15
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Structure and Dynamics of Membrane Proteins in a Native Environment
- Prof.
Franz Hagn
(Department of Chemistry and Institute for Advanced Study, Technical University of Munich and Helmholtz Zentrum München)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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18:55
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--- Welcome Reception ---
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13:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Posters
(until 16:00)
()
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16:00
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--- Coffee ---
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16:15
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Biomolecules
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:15
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Selective High-Resolution DNP-Enhanced NMR of Biomolecular Binding Sites
- Dr
Sabine Hediger
(CNRS)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:50
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Interaction between Cell-Wall and Biosynthetic Enzymes Using a Combination of Liquid- and Solid-State NMR Approaches
- Prof.
Jean-Pierre Simorre
(CNRS)
(Lecture Hall D)
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17:15
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Unravelling Glycan-Lectin Interactions: from STD to Paramagnetic NMR
- Prof.
Jesus Jimenez-Barbero
(CIC bioGUNE)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:15
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Biomolecules
(until 17:40)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:15
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New Long-Distance SSNMR Techniques and Their Applications to Protein Structure Determination
- Prof.
Mei Hong
(MIT)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:50
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Molecular mechanisms behind Remorin nanodomain formation
- Dr
Birgit Habenstein
(CBMN / IECB UMR 5248 CNRS University of Bordeaux)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:15
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Solution NMR of nanodisc-embedded proteins: new molecular insights into protein-protein and protein-membrane interactions
- Prof.
Jordan Chill
(Department of Chemistry, Bar Ilan University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:15
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Biomolecules
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:15
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Copper trafficking in eukaryotic systems: Current knowledge from experimental and computational efforts
- Prof.
Sharon Ruthstein
(Bar Ilan University)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:50
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Structural description of the target search process by a disordered transcription factor
- Mr
Conor Kelly
(University of Oxford)
(Lecture Hall C)
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17:15
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A generalized approach for NMR studies of lipid–protein interactions based on sparse fluorination of acyl chains
- Dr
Tammo Diercks
(CiC bioGUNE)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:15
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Materials
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:15
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Probing Ion Mobility Mechanisms in Solid Electrolytes using Solid-State NMR
- Dr
Karen Johnston
(Durham University)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:50
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Structure and Dynamics of Defects in Metal-organic Frameworks studied by Solid-state NMR
- Ms
Yao Fu
(Zhejiang University)
(Lecture Hall A)
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17:15
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Solid-state and in situ NMR studies of flexible metal-organic frameworks
- Prof.
Eike Brunner
(TU Dresden)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:15
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Spin Physics
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:15
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Electron Spin Relaxation Mechanisms of Atomic Hydrogen Trapped in Silsesquioxane Cages: the Role of Isotope Substitution
- Dr
George Mitrikas
(Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, NCSR Demokritos)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:50
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Coherent control of solid state nuclear spin nano-ensembles
- Dr
Boris Naydenov
(Institute for Nanospectroscopy, Helmholty Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie, Kekulestr. 5, 12489 Berlin)
(Lecture Hall B)
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17:15
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Stable radicals tethered to pentacene studied using time resolved EPR and transient absorption spectroscopy
- Dr
Claudia E. Avalos
(Institut des Sciences et Ingénierie Chimiques, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)
(Lecture Hall B)
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17:40
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Plenary Lectures
(until 18:30)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:40
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Summarizing the static DNP mechanisms
- Prof.
Shimon Vega
(Weizmann Institute of Science)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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18:30
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--- Bruker Night ---
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13:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Posters
(until 16:00)
()
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16:00
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--- Coffee ---
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16:15
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Biomolecules
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:15
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Conformations of Tau in Dynamic Assemblies
- Prof.
Markus Zweckstetter
(German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE))
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:50
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Multivalency and phase separation of measles virus replication machinery.
-
Serafima Guseva
(Viral Replication Machines Group & Protein Dynamics and Flexibility by NMR Group, Institut de Biologie Structurale (IBS), CEA, CNRS, University Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, France)
(Lecture Hall A)
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17:15
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A Molecular View of the Liquid to Gel Phase Transition of Heterochromatin Protein HP1α
- Prof.
Galia Debelouchina
(University of California, San Diego)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:15
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EPR
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:15
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Studying structure and function of sialic acid TRAP transporters from pathogenic bacteria by pulsed EPR, FRET and X-ray crystallography
- Dr
Gregor Hagelueken
(University of Bonn)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:50
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When stronger magnets don’t help: Methods for disentangling overlapping high-field EPR spectra illustrated in record organic solar cell blend PBDB-T:ITIC
- Ms
Melissa Van Landeghem
(Department of Physics, University of Antwerp)
(Lecture Hall C)
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17:15
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Non-magnetic magnetic resonance
- Prof.
Gunnar Jeschke
(ETH Zürich)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:15
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Instrumentation
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:15
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Dissolvable inserts for achieving performance enhanced resonators
- Prof.
Rachel Martin
(University of California, Irvine)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:50
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Rapid scan EPR-on-a-chip
-
Silvio Künstner
(Berlin Joint EPR Laboratory, Institut für Nanospektroskopie, Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie)
(Lecture Hall D)
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17:15
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Rheology and 23Na Multiple Quantum Filtered (MQF) rheo-NMR and MRI of Bile Salt Micelles
- Dr
Galina Pavlovskaya
(University of Nottingham)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:15
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NMR in Drug Design
(until 17:40)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:15
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Cancer Drug Discovery Using Fragment-Based Methods and Structure-Based Design
- Prof.
Stephen Fesik
(Vanderbilt University School of Medicine)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:50
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Modulation of aggregating proteins studied by NMR and beyond in neuro- and cellular degeneration
- Prof.
Christian Griesinger
(MPIbpc)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:15
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NMR as a tool for defining cyclotide membrane binding: applications in medicine and agriculture
- Prof.
David Craik
(University of Queensland)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:15
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Small Molecules
(until 17:40)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:15
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New approaches for J-coupling measurement and five-membered ring conformation analysis
- Dr
Davy Sinnaeve
(CNRS / Université de Lille)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:50
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A boost in Drug Discovery with Secondary-labeled Hyperpolarized Ligands
- Dr
Olivier Cala
(Université de Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, ENS de Lyon, CNRS, CRMN FRE 2034)
(Lecture Hall B)
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17:15
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Monitoring Oxygen Levels in Microfluidic Devices using 19F NMR
- Ms
Sylwia Ostrowska
(University of Southampton)
(Lecture Hall B)
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17:40
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Plenary Lectures
(until 18:25)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:45
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Transporter Conformational Dynamics from Spin Labeling EPR Spectroscopy
- Prof.
Hassane S. Mchaourab
(Vanderbilt University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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18:25
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Society Meetings
(until 18:55)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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19:00
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Posters
(until 21:00)
()
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12:30
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--- Brunch ---
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13:30
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Prize Lectures
(until 14:20)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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13:35
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Complex Formation of the Tetracycline‐Binding Aptamer Investigated by Specific Cross‐Relaxation under DNP
-
Victoria Aladin
(Goethe University Frankfurt)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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13:45
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Insight into small molecule binding to the neonatal Fc receptor by X-ray crystallography and 100 kHz magic-angle-spinning NMR
-
Daniel Friedrich
(Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie, Berlin, Germany)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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13:55
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Time evolution of coupled spin systems in a generalized Wigner representation
- Dr
Bálint Koczor
(Technische Universität München, now University of Oxford)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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14:05
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Dynamic nuclear polarization of 13C in the liquid state over a 10 Tesla field range
- Dr
Tomas Orlando
(RG ESR Spectroscopy, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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14:20
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Plenary Lectures
(until 15:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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14:20
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Stronger Together: Bacterial Weaving of Functional Amyloid and Polysaccharide Composites to Assemble Multicellular Biofilm Communities
- Prof.
Lynette Cegelski
(Stanford University)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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15:00
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Tutorials
(until 18:00)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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15:00
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Basics of MRI
-
Bernd Ittermann
(Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB))
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:00
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Quantum-Chemical Methods
- Prof.
Martin Kaupp
(Technische Universität Berlin)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:00
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You Spin Me Right 'Round: Tensors and Rotations in NMR
- Prof.
Leonard Mueller
(UC Riverside)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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15:15
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Society Meetings
(until 16:15)
(Lecture Hall C)
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18:10
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--- Music ---
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13:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Posters
(until 16:00)
()
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15:50
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--- Coffee ---
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16:10
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Biomolecules
(until 17:15)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:10
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Guanine-rich DNA regions and their amazing structures
- Prof.
Janez Plavec
(Slovenian NMR Center, National Institute of Chemistry, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Slovenia)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:45
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Unique quadruplex structure and anti-disease activity of RNA aptamer, and in-cell NMR of nucleic acids
- Prof.
Masato Katahira
(Kyoto University)
(Lecture Hall B)
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16:10
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EPR
(until 17:15)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:10
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Muti-Extreme THz ESR -Recent Developments and Future-
- Prof.
Hitoshi Ohta
(Kobe University, Molecular Photoscience Research Center)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:45
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High-Q Photonic Band Gap Resonators for mm-wave EPR of Lossy Aqueous Samples and Thin Films
- Prof.
Alex Smirnov
(North Carolina State University)
(Lecture Hall C)
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16:10
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In-vivo
(until 17:15)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:10
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Imaging Human Brain Function and Connectivity over Multiple Spatial Scales
- Prof.
Kamil Ugurbil
(University of Minnesota)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:45
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Deuterium Metabolic Imaging for in-vivo monitoring of pregnancy in mice at 15.2 T.
- Dr
Stefan Markovic
(Weizmann Institute of Science, Department of Chemical and Biological Physics, Rehovot, Israel)
(Lecture Hall A)
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16:10
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Metabolomics
(until 17:15)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:10
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A Tale of Two Sugars: 13C NMR Tracking of the Metabolic Fates of Glucose and Fructose in Cancer
- Prof.
Lloyd Lumata
(University of Texas at Dallas)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:45
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Metabolic Pathway Profiling (MPP) with stable-isotope tracing
- Dr
Christian Ludwig
(University of Birmingham)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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16:10
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Spin Physics
(until 17:15)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:10
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Up-conversion of NMR signals from radio-frequency to optical regimes through a mechanical transducer
- Dr
Kazuyuki Takeda
(Kyoto University)
(Lecture Hall D)
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16:45
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Algorithmic cooling by using long-lived singlet states
-
Bogdan Rodin
(International Tomography Center)
(Lecture Hall D)
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17:15
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Plenary Lectures
(until 17:55)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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17:15
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Pulsed magnetic resonance with a free-electron laser
- Prof.
Mark Sherwin
(University of California at Santa Barbara)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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19:00
|
--- Conference Banquet ---
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12:30
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--- Brunch ---
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13:30
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Awards Session
(until 14:10)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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14:10
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Plenary Lectures
(until 15:30)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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14:10
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Nanoscale magnetic spin resonance using the nitrogen vacancy centre in diamond
- Prof.
Lloyd C. L. Hollenberg
(School of Physics, University of Melbourne, Australia)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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14:50
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Dynamic Complexes and Complex Dynamics - NMR Studies of Large Scale Protein Motions
- Dr
Martin Blackledge
(Protein Dynamics and Flexibility by NMR)
(Max Kade Auditorium)
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15:30
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--- Closing Remarks ---
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