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 Nano-Molecular Analysis for
Emerging Technologies III:
Surface Science of Biologically Important
Interfaces 10
Conference Programme, Topics and Invited Speakers
Wednesday 5 & Thursday 6 November 2008
National Physical
Laboratory
Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 0LW
Day 1: 5 November 2008
Frontier issues in Bio-Surface Interactions
David Grainger, University of Utah, USA
Comparing
quantitative surface analytical methods for assessing DNA at surfaces
 (PDF 33.4 MB)
Harald Fuchs, WWU Muenster, Germany
Nanoscopy: Novel
Concepts and Applications to Biomedicine
Tom Horbett, Washington State, USA
The adsorption of
adhesion proteins to biomaterials
Peter Seeberger ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Synthetic
Carbohydrates on Surfaces and Particles for Biological Applications
Hans Griesser, University of South Australia, Australia
Design and
characterisation of bio-interfaces
(PDF 2.2 MB)
Poster Session & Manufacturer exhibition
Following the oral presentations on 5 November, a dedicated poster
session and manufacturer exhibition was held. However, posters and the
exhibition were on display throughout the duration of the meeting.
Conference dinner
The conference attracted international participants who enjoyed a
delightful conference dinner on a Mississippi-styled paddle steamer boat,
cruising along the Thames and taking in such sights as Hampton Court Palace. A
three-piece Swanee Jazz band accompanied the evening of 5
November.
Day 2: 6 November 2008
Frontier issues in Ambient Surface Analysis and SPM
Renato Zenobi, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Chemical Analysis
of Bio-Surfaces by Ambient Pressure Mass Spectrometry
Anthony Costa, Purdue University, USATBC
Simulation of
atmospheric transport and droplet-thin film collisions in desorption
electrospray ionization
(PDF 3.29 MB)
Ron Heeren, AMOLF, Netherlands
The Analysis of
Biological Surfaces using High Resolution Imaging MALDI
Martin McCoustra, Heriot-Watt University, UK
PADI and
atmospheric surface mass spectrometry
(PDF 420 KB)
Tae Geol Lee, KRISS, Korea
Probing the Surface of
Nanoparticles for Bio-Applications Using Mass Spectrometry
Yuri Korchev, Imperial College, UK
Scanning Ion
Conductance Microscopy and Associated Techniques
Poster Session & Manufacturer Exhibition
Following the oral presentations on 6 November, a dedicated poster
session and manufacturer exhibition was held. However, posters and the
exhibition were on display throughout the duration of the meeting.
Organising Committees
Scientific Organising Committee:
- Dr Morgan Alexander, University of Nottingham, UK
- Prof Heinrich Arlinghaus, Universität Münster,
Germany
- Prof Peter Doyle, Unilever, UK
- Dr Ian Fletcher, Intertek, UK
- Dr Patrick Gunning, Institute of Food Research, UK
- Prof Graham Leggett, University of Sheffield, UK
- Dr Sally MacArthur, University of Sheffield, UK
- Dr Chris Mason, University College London, UK
- Dr David Martin, University of Liverpool, UK
- Dr Rein Ulijn, University of Manchester, UK
- Prof John Vickerman, University of Manchester, UK
- Prof Pankaj Vadgama, Queen Mary, University of London, UK
- Dr Phil Williams, University of Nottingham, UK
Local Organising Committee
- Charles Clifford
- Ian Gilmore
- Felicia Green
- Martin Seah
- Alex Shard
- Stuart Humphreys
Manufacturer Exhibition:
- Aglient Technologies
- Asylum Research UK Ltd
- CEMMNT
- Farfield Group Ltd
- Ionoptika Ltd
- Ionscope
- Ion-TOF GmbH
- JPK Instruments
- Kratos Analytical Ltd
- Nano KTN
- Scanwel
- Scientific & Medical Products Ltd
- Windsor Scientific Ltd
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