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Annual Meeting 2022
57th NMR-DG meeting Friday November 4, 2022
Organisers: Anne Wentink (Leiden University), Chloe Najac (LUMC), Daan de Kort (Shell), Evan Wenbo Zhao (Radboud University), John van Duynhoven (Wageningen University/Unilever), Klaartje Houben (DSM), Patrick van der Wel (University of Groningen), Rolf Boelens (Utrecht University)
Host: Daan de Kort (Shell)
Registration: via our NMRDG website Registration Annual Meeting 2022. There will be no registration costs for the meeting.
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Location: Shell Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam, Grasweg 31, 1031 HW Amsterdam, route description
Visitors of ETCA are requested to bring valid identification: passport or ID card. A dutch drivers license is also valid.
Program:
09.30 Reception with coffee
10.15 Miranda Mooijer, Shell, Welcome to the Shell Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam
10.30 Andy Sederman, Cambridge University, Using Magnetic Resonance to provide new insights into mass transport in reactors and other porous media
11.00 Angel Wong, Radboud University, Enhancing the sensitivity of quadrupolar SSNMR spectroscopy: methods and applications
11.20 Francesca Lavore, Utrecht University, NMR studies of the ErmB-RNA complex - towards new drugs that overcome antibiotic resistance
11.40 Sharina Chander, DSM Delft, High throughput screening by NMR - segmented flow with a novel fluoropolymer flow cell
12.00 Pitches (vendors)
12.15-13.30 Poster session and lunch buffet
13.30 Melinda Duer, Cambridge University, Understanding biological tissues in health and disease with solid-state NMR
14.00 Pedro B. Groszewicz, TU Delft, Application of high-voltage ex situ and in situ NMR to study materials for high power electronics and ultrasound transducers
14.20 Morwarid Mayar, Wageningen University, In vitro 1H MT and CEST MRI of protein digestion under semi-dynamic conditions
14.40 Raffaella Parlato, University of Groningen, NMR studies on light-controlled modulation of polyglutamine amyloid structure
15.00 Coffee break
15.20 Lolita Dsouza, Leiden University, NMR characterization of dynamics of the efficient light-harvesting antennae chlorosomes of wild-type Chlorobacculum tepidum
15.40 Ruben Nicasy, Applied Physics TU/e, Real time measurements of moisture uptake in paper sheets using High-speed NMR
16.00 Gorter award lecture
16.25-16.30 Closure
16.30-17.45 Drinks
