„Molecular Engineering and Control“



Beilstein Symposium
May 14th – 18th, 2012
Yachthotel Chiemsee
Prien
Germany

 

Aspects covered by this symposium:

 

  • Molecular control on/of surfaces
  • Biological transport processes 
  • Manipulation of metabolic pathways/protein engineering  
  • Self-organization/Molecular self-assembly  
  • Imaging, diagnostics and sensors 
  • Drug delivery
  • Molecular motors  
  • Artificial (biological) systems

 

Speakers include:

 

Dean Astumian
University of Maine

Darryl Bornhop
Vanderbilt University

Nediljko Budisa
Technical University of Berlin

Tim Clark
University of Erlangen

Lee Cronin
University of Glasgow

Eric Drexler
University of Oxford  

Armin Gölzhäuser
University of Bielefeld

Michael Huth
University of Frankfurt

Thomas A. Jung
Paul Scherrer Institute

Andreas Kirschning
Leibniz University of Hannover

Tibor Kudernac
University of Twente

Peter Leadlay
University of Cambridge

Jean-Marie Lehn
University of Strasbourg

Rob Macfarlane
Northwestern University

Eiichi Nakamura
University of Tokyo

Guillaume Salbreux
Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems

Thomas Schimmel
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Frank Schulz
Technical University of Dortmund

Paul Weiss
UCLA  

Dave Winkler
CSIRO Materials Science and Engineering