Invited Talks
SPM Symposium - 8-9 OCTOBER 2008
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1st Session - Cell Mechanics |
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| Challenges and Approaches - Probing Tumor Cell Invasion at a Nanoscale Dr. Thomas Ludwig (DKFZ Heidelberg, DE) |
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| Mechanical Assessment of Living Cells Dr. Redouane Fodil (INSERM UMR Creteil, FR) |
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| Dynamics of the Leukocyte Surface Prof. Pierre Bongrand (INSERM CNRS Marseille, FR) |
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| Soft Mechanical Programs in the World of Living Cells Dr. Andrew Pelling (University of Ottawa, CA) |
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2nd Session - AFM and Advanced Optics |
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| Overlay for Membrane-Bound Protein Biochips Dr. Jerome Chalmeau (LAAS CNRS, FR) |
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| Force Recognition Localization of Specific Protein and Glycoprotein Moieties Dr. Terry McMaster (University of Bristol, GB) |
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| Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy - Bio-Molecule Identification on the Nanometer Scale Dr. Volker Deckert (ISAS Dortmund, DE) |
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| 9 OCTOBER 2008 |
3rd Session - Single Molecules |
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| Pulling Proteins From the Cell Surface with AFM Prof. Atsushi Ikai (Tokyo Institute of Technology, JP) |
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| Dendron-Modified AFM Tips for Sensing DNA and Proteins and Mapping m-RNA Prof. Joon Won Park (Pohang University, KR) |
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| AFM Force Spectroscopy: A Novel Tool for the Study of Protein Misfolding Diseases Prof. Yuri Lyubchenko (University Nebraska, US) |
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| Force-Clamp Spectroscopy of Single Proteins With the AFM Prof. Julio Fernandez (Columbia University, US) |
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| New Insights of the HIV-Neutralizing 2F5 Monoclonal Antibody Through Dynamic Force Spectroscopy Prof. Phil Williams (University of Nottingham, UK) |
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4th Session - New Methods in AFM |
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| Bacterial Adhesion Structures Studied by the Combination of Atomic Force and Fluorescence Microscopy Dr. Rikke Louise Meyer (Aarhus University, DK) |
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| The Structure and Function of Pulmonary Surfactant. Atomic Force Microscopy and Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy Study Prof. Zoya Leonenko (University of Waterloo, CA) |
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| Using Nanomechanics to Explore Biological Function Prof. Suzi Jarvis (University College Dublin, IE) |
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