Frontiers in Life Science Technologies at KTH, Imaging, Spectroscopy, Modelling and Simulations – from molecule to man

Frontiers in Life Science Technologies at KTH Imaging, Spectroscopy, Modelling and Simulations – from molecule to man Location: Oskar Klein Auditorium, Albanova Univ Center, KTH, Stockholm 12:00-12:05 Welcome 12:05-12:40 Stefan W Hell, MPIBPC Far-Field Optical Nanoscopy: principles and recent advancements 12:40-12:55 Hjalmar Brismar, KTH/SCI Nanoscopy at KTH - SciLifeLab 12:55-13:10 Hans Hebert, KTH/STH High resolution electron microscopy in structural biotechnology 13:10-13:25 Hans Hertz, KTH/SCI Nano- and microimaging with liquid-jet x-ray sources 13:25-13:40 Hans Bornefalk, KTH/SCI Photon counting spectral CT development at KTH 13:40-13:55 Johan Hoffman, KTH/CSC Model based imaging and simulation 13:55-14:25 Coffee Break 14:25-15:00 Kurt Wüthrich, ETH Conformational polymorphisms and rate processes in the protein universe studied by NMR in solution 15:00-15:15 István Furo, KTH/CHE Electrokinetic NMR – method, potential, applications 15:15-15:30 Hans Ågren, KTH/BIO Muti-scale modelling of biological spectroscopy 15:30-15:45 Jeanette Hellgren-Kotaleski, KTH/CSC Multi-scale modeling and simulations of the brain 15:45-16:00 Jan Linnros, KTH/ICT Biomolecule detection using silicon nanowires 16:00-16:15 Amelie Eriksson-Karlström, KTH/BIO Molecular imaging of HER2-positive tumors using radiolabeled Affibody molecules 16:15-16:45 Coffee Break Oskar Klein Auditorium: 16:45-17:20 Lior Pachter, Berkely Univ Sequencing based functional genomics 17:20-17:35 Erik Aurell, KTH/CSC Learning spatial amino acid contacts from many homologous protein sequences 17:35-17:40 Concluding remarks The Svedberg lecture hall: 16:45-17:20 Nico De Jong, Erasmus Univ Molecular Imaging with ultrasound 17:20-17:35 Matilda Larsson, KTH/STH Improved risk stratification in cardiovascular diseases using ultrasound 17:35-17:40 Concluding remarks 17:45-20:00 Poster session, mingle and buffet dinner