Photon and Neutron Applications to the Study of Biological and Nanoscale Systems

Speakers

• Fulvia Arfelli
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    X-ray imaging on different length scales of micro and nanosized markers and structures

• Mohammad AK. Azad
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    Quantitative mapping of polymyxin in rat and human kidney cells using X-ray fluorescence microscopy

• Sigrid Bernstorff (Elettra, Trieste)
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    Synchrotron radiation scattering methods for structural determinations on the nanoscale

• Ben Boyd (Monash University)
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    Nanoscale structural aspects of lipid digestion with relevance to food and lipid based drug delivery elucidated using time resolved SAXS approaches

• Flavio Capotondi
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    Coherent Diffraction Imaging Project at FERMI@Elettra: present status and research opportunities

• Roland De Marco
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    Transportation and accumulation of redox active species at the buried interfaces of plasticized membrane electrodes

• Cara Doherty (CSIRO)
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    Functionalisation of Self-Assembled Nanomaterials

• Paolo Falcaro (CSIRO)
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    Patterning Protocols for Positioning Nanoporous Materials with Exceptional Surface Area

• Christopher Garvey
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    Diffraction methods in soft matter

• Alessandra Gianoncelli
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    Life Science Applications of the TwinMic soft X-ray spectromicroscopy beamline at Elettra

• Elliot Gilbert
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    Quokka and food - Small-angle neutron scattering and discovering food structure at the nanoscale

• Chris Hall
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    Biomedical imaging and radiobiology using synchrotron X-ray beams

• Tracey Hanley
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    Photoresponsive lipid liquid crystal systems

• Bridget Ingham
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    In situ synchrotron scattering studies of nanoparticle synthesis

• Elena Ivanova
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    Natural and bio-inspired antibacterial surfaces

• Simon James
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    Quantification of ZnO nanoparticle uptake, distribution, and dissolution within individual human macrophages

• Michael Jones
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    Phase-diverse Fresnel Coherent Diffractive Imaging of Cellular Specimens

• Mark Junker
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    A soft x-ray branchline and endstation for high resolution imaging of material and biological samples

• Andrea Locatelli (Elettra , Trieste)
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    Cathode lens microscopy of the graphene-metal interface: from nanoscale chemical imaging to micro-ARPES

• James Pearson
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    Synchrotron microangiography progress at the IMBL

• Daniele Pelliccia
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    Low dose multi-modal radiography with a grating interferometer: measuring absorption, phase and scattering maps

• Nicholas Phillips
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    Ptychographic Fresnel Diffraction Tomography at the Nanoscale

• Kevin Prince (Elettra , Trieste)
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    Free electron lasers: the light sources of the future

• Ljiljana Puskar (Australian Synchrotron)
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    Synchrotron infrared microspectroscopy – from the micro to the nanoscale

• Francesco Spinozzi (University of the Le Marche)
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    Complementarity of small-angle x-ray and neutron scattering: solvation effects and quaternary structure of proteins in solution

• Andrew Stevenson
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    Characterisation of the IMBL wiggler-based X-ray beam for imaging/ tomography and radiotherapy studies

• Dmitri Svergun
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    Synchrotron small angle X-ray scattering from macromolecular solutions and nanoparticles

• Anton Tadich
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    Surface transfer doping of novel materials measured using soft X-ray photoemission.

• Lars Thomsen
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    Organic electronics research performed on the soft X-ray spectroscopy branchline at the Australian Synchrotron

• Giuliana Tromba (Elettra, Trieste)
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    Biomedical imaging at the SYRMEP beamline of Elettra

• Lisa Vaccari (Elettra , Trieste)
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    Synchrotron sourced infrared applications to biological systems

• Mark Waddingham
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    Utilising synchrotron X-ray diffraction to investigate the development of myocardial dysfunction in early diabetes

• Feng Wang
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    Bridging synchrotrons and supercomputers: Recent collaboration studies of bioactive compounds