7 th of August, Monday

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1 Conference program

2 7 th of August, Monday 8:00 9:00 Registration 8:45 Profs. Erik Reimhult and Fredrik Höök BOKU University, Austria Welcome address 9:00 Prof. Steven G. Boxer Stanford University, USA Tethered membranes, vesicles and viruses 9:40 Prof. Atul Parikh UC Davis, USA Mechanisms of broad-spectrum antiviral potential of membranetargeting compounds 10:20 REFRESHMENT BREAK 10:40 Prof. Stephen Evans University of Leeds, UK AFM in supported bilayer lipid membranes 11:20 Prof. Claudia Steinem Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany Pore-spanning membranes: a tool to resolve SNARE-mediated single vesicle fusion events 12:00 Prof. Gerhard Schütz Technische Universität Wien, Austria The enigmatic role of lipids in membrane protein interactions 12:40 LUNCH RECEPTION 2

3 7 th of August, Monday 13:40 Prof. Reinhard Lipowsky MPI Colloids and Interfaces, Germany Multiresponsive behavior of membranes and vesicles 14:20 Prof. Andela Saric University College London, UK Mechanosensitive protein assemblies 15:00 REFRESHMENT BREAK 15:20 Prof. Mathias Lösche Carnegie Mellon University, USA Tethered membranes and neutron reflection: filling a blind spot in structural biology 16:00 Prof. Giovanna Fragneto Institut Laue-Langevin, France Structural characterization of biomembranes: the role and impact of composition 16:40 Poster pitch talks 18:00 GUIDED VISIT TO SCHLOß SCHÖNBRUNN 19:30 INDIVIDUAL OR JOINT DINNER 3

4 Poster pitch talks (5 min / pers) Jakob Andersson Flinders University Mimicking microbial membranes Nikolaus Leitner BOKU Wien Degradation of drug delivery vehicles Samantha Micciulla ILL / Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces Interaction-dependent structure of biomimetic soft interfaces: new methods for neutron reflectometry studies Koji Ando Kobe University Single-molecule immunoassay in the nanogap-junction with a fluid lipid bilayer Sawako Kobayashi Kobe University Controlling the distance between a patterned model membrane and the substrate with polymer brushes Sakiko Kojima Kobe University Membrane binding and aggregation of neuronal acidic protein of 22kDa (NAP-22) studied with a patterned model membrane Ryota Komatsu Kobe University Fabricating a nanometric gap junction by attaching a patterned lipid bilayer with PDMS via polymeric materials Fuyuko Tamura Kobe University Development of model biological membranes for the functional reconstitution of membrane proteins Yasushi Tanimoto Kobe University Roles of lipid rafts in phototransduction studied with a micropatterned model membrane Eva Sevcsik TU Wien Probing the membrane environment of palmitoylated transmembrane proteins: a micropatterning approach Mario Brameshuber TU Wien Monomeric TCR/CD3 complexes drive T-Cell antigen recognition Stefanie Hackl Uni Wien Impact of membrane-association on semisynthetic lipidated prion variants 4

5 8 th of August, Tuesday 9:00 Prof. Fredrik Höök Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Optofluidics characterization of nanoparticle interaction with supported lipid membranes 9:40 Prof. Susan Daniel Cornell University, USA Molecularly complete supported lipid bilayers bring bioanalytical devices closer to in vivo architectures 10:20 REFRESHMENT BREAK 10:40 Ass. Prof. Marta Bally Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Cell-surface mimics to study virus-membrane interactions 11:20 Prof. Kenichi Morigaki National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) / Kobe University, Japan Micropatterned model membrane to elucidate the functional roles of lipid micro-domains in the signal transduction cascade 12:00 Prof. Toby Jenkins University of Bath, UK From solid supported bilayers to diagnostic wound dressings - a journey through lipid membranes 12:40 LUNCH RECEPTION 13:40 Prof. Peter Pohl Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, Austria 5

6 The protein translocation channel at work 8 th of August, Tuesday 14:20 Prof. Christian Becker University of Vienna, Austria Generating homogeneous semisynthetic glycoproteins 15:00 REFRESHMENT BREAK 15:20 Ass. Prof. Peter Jönsson Lund University, Sweden Using hydrodynamic trapping to study how membrane-anchored molecules interact 16:00 Prof. Michael Mayer Adolphe Merkle Institute, Switzerland Characterization of single proteins using a lipid-coated nanopore 16:40 Prof. Eva-Kathrin Sinner Universität für Bodenkultur (BOKU) Wien, Austria When structures relate to function - Bioarchitectures in the context of cells 17:20 POSTER SESSION 19:10 BUS TO CONFERENCE DINNER 19:30 CONFERENCE DINNER (Heurigen Fuhrgassl Huber Buschenschank) ~23:00 BUS BACK TO HOTEL 6

7 9 th of August, Wednesday 9:00 Prof. Andreas Janshoff Göttingen University, Germany Membranes in confined geometry - how external forces and constraints reveal the mechanism of biological processes 9:40 Ass. Prof. Stephan Block Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Mobility-based probing of virus-lipid and lipid-lipid Interactions 10:20 REFRESHMENT BREAK 10:40 Prof. Cornelia Palivan University of Basel, Switzerland Functional membranes based on protein-polymer membranes 11:20 Prof. Nam-Joon Choo Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Emerging approaches to fabricate supported lipid bilayers: moving beyond vesicles 12:00 CLOSING REMARKS Profs. Erik Reimhult and Fredrik Höök 12:15 CLOSING LUNCH RECPEPTION 7