Travel
Venue
SEP-2020 will be hosted in the Schuster Building, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Manchester, M13 9PL.
Travel
12-14 July 2023
Schuster Building
The University of Manchester
Manchester, UK
Confirmed Speakers
Self-assembled low molecular weight gelators (LMWG)
Electrochemical gelation
Developing methods towards controlling the assembly in multi-component systems
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Prof. Dave J. Adams
(University of Glasgow, UK)
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Prof. Ehud Gazit
(Tel Aviv University, Israel)
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Self-assembly at the nano-scale
Unfolding, misfolding and partially folded protein systems in physiological and pathological systems
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Soft materials including polymers, colloids and biomaterials
Characterisation of self-assembly mechanisms and structures
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Prof. Ian Hamley
(University of Reading, UK)
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The development of novel broad-spectrum therapeutic strategies for infections and inflammation
Characterisation of self-assembly mechanisms and structures
Utilizing functional genomic and bioinformatics studies to define the innate immunity/inflammatory network
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Prof. Robert E. W. Hancock
(University of British Columbia, Canada)
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Molecular assemblies of biomimetic systems
Biointerfaces
Nanostructures
Tunable Self-Assembly of Dipeptide
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Prof. Junbai Li
(Institute of Chemistry, CAS, China)
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Strategies that enable avoidance of host defenses
Amyloid diseases, or mis-folding diseases
Analyzing tertiary and quarternary structure formation
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Prof. David G. Lynn
(Emory University, USA)
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Prof. Tuomas Knowles
(University of Cambridge, UK)
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Responses of biofilms to antimicrobial treatments and the interaction of microorganisms colonising the skin, nasopharynx, oral cavity and intestine with the human host in health and disease
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Prof. Andrew McBain
(University of Manchester, UK)
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Biopolymer nanocomposites
Biopolymer single crystal growth and characterization
Hydrogel formation via block copolypeptide self-assembley
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Prof. Darrin Pochan
(University of Delaware, USA)
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Prof. Alberto Saiani
(University of Manchester)
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Determining of the structure & dynamics of membrane components in situ using solid-state NMR spectroscopy
Membrane biophysics
Structural biology
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Prof. Frances Separovic
(Melbourne University, Australia)
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Design and characterise novel materials used in tissue regeneration therapy
Protein-based hydrogel materials
Parenteral delivery of therapeutics
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Prof. Joel Schneider
(NIH/NCI, USA)
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Self-assembly of organic materials
Biointerfaces
Drug delivery using nanostructures for cancer and cardiovascular applications
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Prof. Samuel Stupp
(Northwestern University, USA)
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Strategies that enable avoidance of host defenses
Amyloid diseases, or mis-folding diseases
Analyzing tertiary and quarternary structure formation
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Prof. Xuehai Yan
(Institute of Process Engineering, CAS, China)
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Synthesis of quantum materials
Customised and adaptive macromolecules for precision sensing and therapy
Polymeric catalysts and hybrid membranes that outperform existing materials
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Prof. Tanja Weil
(Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany)
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Design new biofunctional materials
Exploration in biomedicine
Molecular drug delivery
Cancer therapy
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Prof. Bing Xu
(Brandeis University, USA)
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Molecular assemblies of biomimetic systems
Biointerfaces
Nanostructures
Tunable Self-Assembly of Dipeptide
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Prof. Hai Xu
(China University of Petroleum, East China)
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Development of materials and systems that mimic biology’s adaptive properties
Gels
Nanotubes
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Prof. Rein V. Ulijn
(CUNY, USA)
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Prof. Shuguang Zhang
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
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