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Annual Meeting 2018
53rd NMR-DG meeting October 5, 2018
Hosts: Arno Kentgens and Ernst van Eck (Radboud University Nijmegen)
Location: Radboud University / FNWI, Huygensgebouw, Heyendaalseweg 135, 6525 AJ Nijmegen, Lecture hall: Hg00.307 (ground floor)
Route description: printable pdf
Public transport: train Nijmegen CS, bus 10 to stop Huygensgebouw, or station Heyendaal; Car: payed parking under Huygensgebouw.
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Program
09.30 Reception with coffee (in front of lecture hall)
10.15 Introduction host: Prof. dr. Arno Kentgens / Dr. Ernst van Eck (RadboudUniversity Nijmegen)
10.30 Matthias Ernst, ETH Zurich, Pulse Transients in Solid-State NMR - Do they degrade the performance?
11.00 Bas van Meerten, Radboud University Nijmegen, Dynamic Nuclear Polarization developments in a microfluidic context
11.20 Tatiana Nikolaeva, Laboratory of Biophysics, Wageningen University, High-field micro-MRI velocimetry to obtain quantitative local flow curves of food dispersions with transient-yield stress behaviour
11.40 Yannick Klein, Mesoscale Chemical Systems, University of Twente, Design rules and numerical homogeneity comparison of magnet configurations for mobile NMR applications
12.00 Poster pitches
12.15-13.30 Poster session and lunch buffet (in front of lecture hall)
13.30 Patrick van der Wel, University of Groningen, Solid-State NMR studies of oligomeric chaperones and the amyloidogenic nucleation process that they target
13.55 Ulric le Paige, Utrecht University, Site-specific studies of nucleosome interactions by Solid-State NMR
14.15 Soumya Deep Chatterjee, Leiden Institute of Chemistry, Probing sub-second protein dynamics of two homologous enzymes using biomolecular NMR spectroscopy
14.35 Edwin R. Kellenbach, Aspen Oss BV, The Use of NMR to assure the Quality of Heparin
14.55 Coffee break
15.15 Camilla Terenzi, Wageningen University,Water-Polymer Interactions in Cellulose Nanocomposites. A Multinuclear NMR Approach
15.40 Miranda Jekhmane, Utrecht University, Magic bullets to fight antimicrobial resistance
16.00 Gorter Prize lecture: Chantal Tax, UMC Utrecht, Less Confusion in Diffusion MRI
16.25-16.30 Closure
16.30-17.45 Drinks
The program is also available for downloading. We are grateful to our sponsors for their financial contribution. Hence there will be no registration fees for this symposium, but registration is required.
