Donnerstag, 25. März 2010  

 Plenarvortrag

Raum B11 (Halle B1)

10.00-10.45	Wege der modernen Labormedizin für eine personalisierte Medizin	Prof. Dr. Joachim Thiery, Leipzig

Raum B11 (Halle B1)

Organic Compounds in Fine and Ultrafine Dust – Analysis and Impact on Human Health 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Zimmermann, Rostock)

11.00-11.30	Health effects of ambient particles and nanoparticles: Research in the Focus Network of the Helmholtz Center Munich (Abstract)	Dr. Wolfgang Kreyling, Neuherberg
11.30-12.00	Effects of PM on the respiratory system (Abstract)	Dr. Kelly BéruBé, Cardiff
12.00-12.30	Health Effects of Carbonaceous Aerosols (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Judith Chow, Reno
12.30-13.00	Health effects of PM: In-vitro toxicological studies (Abstract)	Dr. Silvia Diabaté, Karlsruhe
13.00-13.30	PM und Allergie	Dr. Francesca Allesandrini, München
13.30-14.00	PAUSE
14.00-14.30	In-vitro-strategies and methods for the toxicological analysis of airborne substance	Dr. Michaela Aufderheide, Hannover
14.30-15.00	Radicals in PM: Detection and relationship with chemical composition and health effect (Abstract)	Dr. Jacco Briedé, Maastricht
15.00-15.30	Defining Elemental and Black Carbon in the Atmosphere (Abstract)	Dr. John Watson, Reno
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	GC-MS applied to highly time resolved ambient particulate matter (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Rogge, Merced
16.30-17.00	Organic tracers in diesel engine emissions (Abstract)	Dr. Chris Jakober, Davis
17.00-17.30	Chemical analysis of secondary organic aerosol (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Thorsten Hoffmann, Mainz
17.30-18.00	Activities of US EPA regarding particulate organic matter (Abstract)	Dr. Michael D. Hays, Research Triangle Park

Raum B 21 (Halle B2)

Food Analysis from the European Perspective: Vitamins and Further Bioactives 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Rychlik, München)

13.30-14.00	Multivitamin Analysis Using LC-MS/MS (Abstract)	Dr. Fulvia Caretti, Roma
14.00-14.30	Unconventional LC-MS Application in Vitamin and Food Analysis (Abstract)	Dr. Velimatti Ollilainen, Helsinki
14.30-15.00	Microbiological Quantitation of Vitamins Using Microtiterassays	Dr. Wolfgang Weber, Berlin
15.00-15.30	Determination of Isothiocyanates and Intact Glucosinolates in Foodstuff Using GC-MS and HPLC-MS (Abstract)	PD Dr. Ralf Pätzold, Gießen
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	Reactivity of Plant Phenolic Compounds in Foods	Prof. Dr. Sascha Rohn, Hamburg
16.30-17.00	Novel Applications of Hydrazine Chemistry in the Instrumental Analysis of Food Mycotoxins (Abstract)	David Siegel, Berlin
17.00-17.30	Applications of NMR in Food Analysis (Abstract)	Dr. Oliver Frank, Freising

Raum B 41 (Halle B4)

Fronteer Developments in Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis mit Verleihung Bunsen-Kirchhoff-Preis 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Broekaert, Hamburg)

13.30-14.00	Verleihung Bunsen-Kirchhoff-Preis  an Prof. Dr. Janina Kneipp, Berlin
13.30-14.00	Surface-enhanced Raman scattering for bioanalytical chemistry (Abstract)	Preisträger-Vortrag, gehalten von Dr. Virginia Joseph
14.00-14.30	A Tutorial Approach to Calibration Procedures in Atomic Spectrometry (Abstract)	Dr. Jean Michel Mermet, Tramoyer
14.30-15.00	Flow Injection Procedures for on-line preconcentration in atomic spectrometry (Abstract)	Dr. Kerstin Leopold, Garching
15.00-15.30	Potential and Advances of LA-ICPMS Applications and Instrumentation (Abstract)	Dr. B. Hattendorf, Zürich
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	Potential for Prototype Picoliter Techniques for Calibration and Sample Preparation Techniques in X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry (Abstract)	Dr. Ursula Fittschen, Hamburg
16.30-17.00	Raman Spectroscopy in Environmental Matrices (Abstract)	Dr. Natalia Ivleva, München
17.00-17.30	New Methods of Sample Introduction for Atomic Spectrometry (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Nicolas-H. Bings, Mainz
17.30-18.00	New Achievements in Arsenic Speciation in Biotic Samples (Abstract)	Dr. Andrea Raab, Aberdeen

Raum B 13 (Halle B1)

Sensing Principles, Sensors, Standards and Probes: Latest Fluorescence Techniques for DNA Analysis
(Chair: Dr. Steinwand, Owingen)

11.00-11.30	High resolution melting – an innovative technology for the analysis of genetic variations (Abstract)	Dr. Andreas Missel, Hilden
11.30-12.00	Exciton-Primer Mediated SNP Detection in SmartAmp2 Reactions (Abstract)	Dr. Matthias Harbers, Yokohama
12.00-12.30	Problem-adaptable multifunctional calibration tools for the traceable characterization of fluorescence measuring systems (Abstract)	Dr. Ute Resch-Genger, Berlin
12.30-13.00	Newly designed Fluorescent Probes and Labels enabling Lifetime based Sensors (Abstract)	Dr. Ewald Terpetschnig, Champaign IL
13.00-13.30	Fluoresence Sensors for rapid Pathogen Detection	Prof. Dr. Frank Hufert, Göttingen

14.00-14.30	Information obtained from BiacoreTM and MicrocalTM  systems and what to do with it (Abstract)	Dr. Robert Karlsson, Uppsala
14.30-15.00	Label-free, Homogeneous Molecular Interaction Characterization by Back-Scattering Interferometry: Compound - protein target binding in native cell membrane preparations (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Darryl Bornhop, Nashville
15.00-15.30	Biomolecular Interaction Analysis: Applications in Drug Development and Diagnostics (Abstract)	Dr. Bastian Zimmermann, Kassel
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	Making and Using Protein Arrays (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Mike Taussig, Cambridge
16.30-17.00	Affinity based Methods to study Molecular Interaction (Abstract)	Dr. Marius Ueffing, München
17.00-17.30	Protein interactome network mapping to study biology and disease	Dr. Pascal Braun, Boston
17.30-18.00	Study of intracellular signalling in real time using Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Manuela Zaccolo, Glasgow

Raum B 32 (Halle B3)

Conventional and Molecular Karyotyping 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Rieder, Düsseldorf)

11.00-11.30	High resolution array-CGH of single cells (Abstract)	Dr. Jochen Geigl, Graz
11.30-12.00	Optimizing genetic diagnostics in hematological malignancies - improving methods to increase cure rates (Abstract)	PD Dr. Claudia Haferlach, München
12.00-12.30	Array-CGH in everyday clinical cytogenetic practice (Abstract)	Dr. Ron Hochstenbach, Utrecht
12.30-13.00	Flow-karyotyping - recent advances, future directions (Abstract)	Birte Möhlendick, Hamburg

13.30-14.00	Autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes: Antibodies and cellular immune responses (Abstract)	PD Dr. Nanette Schloot, Düsseldorf
14.00-14.30	Biomarker der subklinischen inflammation als Risikofaktoren des Typ 2 Diabetes (Abstract)	Dr. Christian Herder, Düsseldorf
14.30-15.00	Oxidativer Streß und Mitochondrienfunktion bei Diabetes mellitus (Abstract)	Dr. Julia Szendrödi, Düsseldorf
15.00-15.30	Leber- und Muskel-Marker	PD Dr. Norbert Stefan, Tübingen
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	Funktion von Fettzellen bei Adipositas und Diabetes	Prof. Dr. Thomas Stulnig, Wien
16.30-17.00	Einfluss von Blutgefäßen auf die Betazellfunktion und den Typ II Diabetes mellitus	Prof. Dr. Eckhart Lammert, Düsseldorf
17.00-17.30	Vaskuläre Funktion und Diabetes	Prof. Dr. Heinz Drexel, Feldkirchen
17.30-18.00	Aktuelle Diabetestherapie	Prof. Dr.  Klein, Bochum