Mittwoch, 24. März 2010  

Plenarvortrag

Raum B11 (Halle B1)

09.30-10.45	Preisträger-Vorträge  analytica Forschungspreis

 Raum B11 (Halle B1)

High Perfomance Separation and Detection Platforms for Life Sciences 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Boos, München)

11.00-11.30	The Evolution of Liquid Chromatography and its Key Role in Life Science (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Klaus Unger, Seeheim-Jugenheim
11.30-12.00	Unravelling natural molecular space; ultra high resolution mass spectrometry (ICR/FT-MS) and coupled techniques for metabolome analysis in environment and health (Abstract)	PD Dr. Philippe Schmitt-Koplin, Neuherberg
12.00-12.30	Quantitative Metabolic Profiling: Challenges and Pitfalls (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Michael Lämmerhofer, Wien
12.30-13.00	Targeted Metabolomics : Mass spectrometric pathway monitoring of RNA metabolites from cancer cells (Abstract)	PD Dr. Bernd Kammerer, Tübingen
13.00-13.30	LC-MS in Pharmaceutical Analysis: Challenges and Solutions of a Professional Bioanalytical Laboratory (Abstract)	Dr. Martina Kinzig, Nürnberg-Heroldsberg
13.30-14.00	Bioanalytical LC-MS: Cell-Disintegrated Blood (CDB) versus Dried Blood Spots (DBS) (Abstract)	Dr. Rosa Morello, München

Chromatography in trace analysis: Possibilities and challenges (mit Vergabe Gerstel-Preis) 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Engewald, Leipzig)
  

14.00-14.15	Dem  80. Geburtstag von Rudolf E. Kaiser gewidmet, Verleihung der Clemens-Winkler-Medaille an R. E. Kaiser
14.15-14.30	What next if the only official analytical method leeds to wrong results? (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. R. E. Kaiser, Bad Dürkheim
14.30-15.00	Do we still have Challenges in Trace Analysis? (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Pat Sandra, Gent
15.00-15.30	A Versatile Method for Quantifying Aflatoxins and Ochratoxin A Present in Dried Figs (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Bernd Spangenberg, Offenburg
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	Vergabe Gerstel-Preis	Preisträger-Vortrag
16.30-17.00	Hyphenated Analytical techniques in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Uwe Karst, Münster
17.00-17.30	Beyond SPME? Modern Microextraction techniques in gas Chromatography (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Torsten C. Schmidt, Duisburg

Raum B 21 (Halle B2)

Chemistry of arts - Non-destructive analysis of artistic and cultural heritage objects 
(Chairs: Dr. Merchel, Dresden/Dr. habil. Stege, München)

10.30-11.00	Treasures as seen under proton irradiation (Abstract)	Dr. Christian Neelmeijer, Dresden-Rossendorf
11.00-11.30	Ion beam analysis as a tool for research into ancient technologies (Abstract)	Dr.Stefan Röhrs, Berlin
11.30-12.00	Analytical trends of synchrotron methods in archaeometric research (Abstract)	Dr. habil. Ina Reiche, Paris
12.00-12.30	Archaeological bones and ivory in the focus of synchrotron light (Abstract)	Dr. Katharina Mueller, Paris
12.30-13.00	Research reactors as versatile tools in analytical chemistry (Abstract)	Dr. Klaus Eberhardt, Mainz
13.00-13.30	Nuclear powered research in archaeology (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Max Bichler, Wien

High-resolution mass spectrometry – A must in clinical and forensic toxicology and in doping control? 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Maurer, Homburg/Saar, Prof. Dr. Aldo Polettini, Verona)

14.00-14.30	LC-TOF for Drug Screening in Urine and Hair (Abstract)	Dr. Ilkka Ojanpera, Helsinki
14.30-15.00	New Strategies for TOF-based Drug Screening (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Aldo Polettini, Verona
15.00-15.30	LC-TOF in Forensic Toxicology - A Critical Review on 5 Years Experience (Abstract)	PD Dr. Stefan Tönnes, Frankfurt
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	The Role of HRMS in the FBI Laboratories (Abstract)	Dr. Eshwar Jagerdeo, Quantico, Virginia
16.30-17.00	The Role of HRMS in Doping Control (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Mario Thevis, Köln
17.00-17.30	The Role of HRMS in Metabolism Studies on Drug of Abuse (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hans H. Maurer, Homburg/Saar

Raum B 13 (Halle B1)

Proteinarray Technology 
(Chair: Dr. Nordhoff, Bochum)

11.00-11.30	Proteomic interaction studies in cancer research (Abstract)	Dr. Joerg Hoheisel, Heidelberg
11.30-12.00	Protein arrays on slides, sensors and membranes: using one manufacturing technology from early R&D to production of diagnostic devices (Abstract)	Dr. Holger Eickhoff, Berlin
12.00-12.30	Development of novel Diagnostics based on Autoantibody Signatures	Dr. Stefan Muellner, Dortmund
12.30-13.00	Development of Biomarker-protein chips for the diagnosis of neuro degenerative disorders (Abstract)	Dr. Eckhard Nordhoff, Bochum

Biological vs. Biomimetic Recognition Elements 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Scheller, Potsdam)

14.00-14.30	Achieving promiscuous charge transfer in redox protein electrodes	Prof. Dr. Elizabeth Hall, Cambridge
14.30-15.00	Advances in biosensor based analysis food contaminants (Abstract)	Dr. Terence Fodey, Belfast
15.00-15.30	Synthetic antibodies and plastic replicae of antibodies for biomimetic sensing (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Franz L. Dickert, Wien
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	Molecularly imprinted nanocomposite materials for the specific and sensitive detection of target analytes by optical techniques based on plasmonic enhancement	Dr. Karsten Haupt, Compiègne
16.30-17.00	Improved Aptamers - Perspectives in Biotechnology (Abstract)	Dr. Thomas M. A. Gronewold, Bonn
17.00-17.30	POC detection of infectious diseases (Abstract)	Dr. Albert Yu, Bejiing

 Raum B 32 (Halle B3)

Splicing and Human Disease: In vitro and in silico Approaches 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Schaal, Düsseldorf)

11.00-11.30	Regulation of Mammalian Alternative mRNA splicing: Genral and Cell-Type-Specific Roles of the hnRNP L Proteins (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Albrecht Bindereif, Gießen
11.30-12.00	Normal and pathological processing of long intronic sequences in Friedreich ataxia and ATM (Abstract)	Dr. Franco Pagani, Trieste
12.00-12.30	Aberrant Splicing: is in silico Prediction better than Gambling	Dr. Stephan Theiss, Düsseldorf
12.30-13.00	The Exonic and Intronic Splicing Code: Impact on the Prediction of Pathological pre mRNA Processing (Abstract)	Dr. Emanuele Buratti, Trieste
13.00-13.30	Gene Therapy of 5' splice site Mutations: Near Future or still a Long Way to go? (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Heiner Schaal, Düsseldorf

 
Cardiovascular Diagnostics 
(Chair: Prof. Dr. Renné, Stockholm)

14.00-14.30	Biomarkers in Cardiovascular Diagnostic and Risk Assessment	Prof. Dr. Stefan Blankenberg, Mainz
14.30-15.00	Improved chromatographic technique for routine analysis of lipoproteins (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Paolo Parini, Stockholm
15.00-15.30	Analysis and diagnostic role of platelet ADP receptor signaling (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Ulrich Walter, Würzburg
15.30-16.00	PAUSE
16.00-16.30	The contact system: new cardiovascular risk markers (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Thomas Renné, Stockholm
16.30-17.00	Thrombin measurements (Abstract)	Prof. Dr. Hugo ten Cate, Maastricht
17.00-17.30	New Perspectives in Anticoagulant Drugs (Abstract)	Dr. Stefan Heitmeier, Leverkusen