Radiation damage of biomolecular systems: Nano-scale insights into Ion Beam Cancer Therapy
2-6 oct. 2011   Caen - France

Program > Schedule

‹ Monday, October 3, 2011 ›
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
›8:00 (1h)
Registration
›9:00 (1h30)
Session I
› Auditorium
›9:00 (15min)
Welcome
› Auditorium
›9:15 (15min)
A. Solov'yov
COST Action MP1002/Nano-IBCT: Nanoscale insights into ion beam cancer therapy
› Auditorium
›9:30 (30min)
J.-L. Habrand
Current and future clinical benefit of particle beam therapies : nano-benefit?
› Auditorium
›10:00 (30min)
J. Ullrich
Research with advanced laser systems at MPIK: Few cycle pulses, attoseconds and FELs
› Auditorium
›10:30 (30min)
Coffee break
› Lobby
›11:00 (1h25)
Session II
› Auditorium
›11:00 (10min)
B. A. Huber
WG1 activities
› Auditorium
›11:10 (25min)
G. Garcia
Modelling charged particle tracks in condensed matter
› Auditorium
›11:35 (25min)
R. Garcia-Molina
Role of interaction processes on the depth-dose distribution of proton beams in biological materials: A combined Molecular Dynamics and MonteCarlo Simulation study
› Auditorium
›12:00 (25min)
A. Yakubovich
Nucleosome thermo-mechanical damage caused by ion irradiation
› Auditorium
›12:25 (2h)
Lunch
›14:25 (1h30)
Session III
› Auditorium
›14:30 (10min)
T. Schlathölter
WG2/WG3 activities
› Auditorium
›14:40 (25min)
A. Domaracka
Ion interaction with biomolecular systems and the effect of the environment
› Auditorium
›15:05 (25min)
S. Bari
The influence of peptide structure on fragmentation pathways
› Auditorium
›15:30 (25min)
M. Fuss
Generation and transport of secondary species in materials of biological interest
› Auditorium
›15:55 (35min)
Coffee break
› Lobby
›16:30 (2h30)
Posters
› Lobby
Session
Speech
Logistics
Break
Tour
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