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Ministry of Science & Technology State of Israel
Ministry of Foreign AffairsRepublic of France
The 3rd Bi-National France-Israel Workshop
on
Biosensors, Biochips and Nanobiotechnology
November 30-December 4, 2003
Under the auspices ofInstitute for Applied Biosciences
AtThe Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Beer Sheva, ISRAEL
Tentative Program and
Invitation
The 3rd France-Israel Workshop On
Biosensors, Biochips and Nanobiotechnology(With International participation)
Saturday 29 November 2003
Informal evening gathering with the international guests
Sunday 30 November 2003
INSTITUTE DAY
Venue 1:Goldman Auditorium, Building M5
The Ben-Gurion University of the NegevBeer-Sheva, Israel
Registration
09:30 Front desk at the entrance of Building M5
09:50 Greetings
Robert Marks, ChairmanSerge Cosnier, co-Chairman
Welcome addresses
Avishay Braverman, President, The Ben-Gurion University of the NegevJean-Christophe Auffray, Attaché pour la Science et la Technologierepresentative from the Israel Ministry of ScienceShoshana Arad, Director, Institute for Applied Biosciences
Scientific Program
10:25 Chairperson’s introduction:Christian Amatore, École Normale Supérieur, Paris, France
Plenary speaker
10:30 Nano-Bioelectronics for biosensors, biofuel cells, and electronic circuitry applicationsItamar Willner, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
11:20 Coffee Break
==================================================================Symposium on nanometer scale immobilization strategies=============================================================
11:40 Supramolecular architecture at the electrode interface/electrolyte interface forbiosensing applicationsAlexander Kuhn, ENS de Bordeaux, France
12:00 Assembling peptides at interfacesHanna Rapaport, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
12:20 TBA
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12:40 Lunch Buffet at the Goldman AuditoriumBuilding M5 in the Lobby
==================================================================Symposium on Biomimetic systems and interfacial design=============================================================
14:00 The electrochemical detection of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acidHoward Weetal, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA
14:20 Nanoscale computing devices made of biomoleculesEhud Keinan, Israel Technion Institute, Israel
14:40 Nano-optics in biosensors and biotechnologyAaron Lewis, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Nanonics http://www.nanonics.co.il/main/
15:00 Protein-based nano-structured composite materialsAmihai Freeman, Tel-Aviv University, Israel
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15:20 Research directions in molecular photonics and nanophotonics at theD'Alembert Institute: a new crossdisciplinary venture at the crossroad of physics, chemistry, life sciences and device technology.Joseph Zyss, Institut D'Alembert (IFR CNRS 121) and Laboratoire de Photonique Quantique et Moléculaire (UMR CNRS 8537)
The Institute for Applied BiosciencesBuilding 39, Lobby Hall
16:00 Happy hour in the presence of:
Jimmy Weinblatt, RectorMoti Herskowitz, Vice-President & Dean For Research and DevelopmentIgal Ronen, Dean of the Faculty of EngineeringGabi Ben-Dor, Director of the Institutes for Applied Sciences
17:00 Adjourned
17:30 Conference Bus will depart for Eilat
Monday 01 December 2003
Change of venue:
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Eilat Campus, Eilat, Israel
08:45 Bus transport from Carlton Hotel, Eilat
Registration
09:00 Front desk at the entrance of the seminar building
09:00 Poster mounting
Greetings in Eilat
09:20 Robert S. Marks, Chair, Ben-Gurion UniversitySerge Cosnier, co-Chair, Université Joseph Fourier, France
Scientific Program
09:25 Chairperson’s introductionNicole Jaffrezic-Renault, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France
09:30 The L.C. Clark Plenary Lecture on Electrochemical sensors:Electrochemical investigations into polymerizing sol-gel systems. Modifiedelectrodes from functionalized inorganic xerogelsPierre Audebert, ENS de Cachan, France
==================================================================Symposium on Electrochemical sensors=============================================================
10:00 Keynote presentation: Impedancemetric biosensors based on protein and cellsNicole Jaffrezic-Renault, C. Martelet, L. Ponsonnet; Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France
10:20 Amperometric biosensor for on-site monitoringJudith Rishpon, Tel-Aviv University, Israel
10:40 Polyluminol polymerization and its use in biosensorsAndres Novoa, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
11:00 Biotinylated polymers: application to the elaboration of bioanalytical devicesSerge Cosnier, Université Joseph Fourier, France
11:20 Real-time investigation of biosensors during their operationBarna Kovacs, University of Pecs, Hungary
11:40 Studying lateral charge propagation by SECMDaniel Mandler, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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12:00 Lunch
13:25 Chairperson’s introductionJiri Homola, Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, Czech Republic
13:30 Probing molecular media by nonlinear optics and luminescence at the micro- and nanoscale: recent results and applications perspective in information and bio technologiesJoseph Zyss, Institute D'Alembert (IFR CNRS 121) and Laboratoire de Photonique Quantique et Moléculaire (UMR CNRS 8537)
==================================================================Symposium on Optical bio-sensors=============================================================
14:00 Keynote lecture: Advances for SPR BiosensingJiri Homola, Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, Czech Republic
14:20 Novel distributed biochemical fiber Bragg sensorsMoshe Horowitz, Israel Technion Institute, Israel
14:40 New colorimetric biosensors for bacterial analysisRaz Jelinek, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
15:00 Fluorescence-Based Biosensor for Early Detection of ExplosivesVladislav Papper, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel and PheroCap Ltd
15:20 Indium tin oxide-coated fiber-optic immunosensorsRobert S. Marks, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
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==================================================================15:40 Poster Viewing and Tea party (goûter)
01 Leshem et al.; Silane-benzophenone-coated fiber-optics for the development of immunosensors02 Polyak et al.; Biotin-alginate as a matrix for biosensor applications03 Konry, T. et al; Indium tin oxide-coated fiber-optic immunosensors to Hepatitis C via pyrrole-benzophenone
immobilization 04 Lavi, Y.; Dynamic nanoclusters on cell membranes05 Freifeld, Z. et al., Magnetic Immuno-Phage Assay for the monitoring of Listeria monocytogenes0607 Herrrmann, S. et al. Detection of West Nile virus using a fiber-optic immunosensor08 Green, T. et al.; Monitoring heavy metals using a whole-cell fiber-optic biosensor0910111213
1415 Ionescu et al.; Amperometric immunosensor to cholera antitoxin1617181920
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19:00 Welcome Diner
Social activity
21:00 Open Bar at the Carlton Hotel
Tuesday 02 December 2003
09:10 Bus transport from Carlton Hotel, Eilat
Scientific Program
09:25 Chairperson’s introduction:Thierry Livache, Leti, Centre d’Énergie Atomique, Grenoble, France
09:30 TBA
==================================================================Symposium on Micro-arrays, Biochips AND Micro-Bio-Analytical Systems=============================================================
10:00 Keynote presentation: A microfluidic chip for whole cell integrationYosi Schaham, Tel-Aviv University, Israel
10:40 Neuro-Processors: VLSI Chips for Sensing and Processing of In-Vivo and In-Vitro Neuronal SignalsRan Ginosar, Israel Technion Institute, Israel
11:00Thierry Livache, Leti, Centre d’Énergie Atomique, Grenoble, France
11:20 TBA
12:00 Genechips and microarrays, genomes and beyondAmos Grundwag, Affymetrix product manager in Israel
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12:20 Lunch
Scientific Program
13:15 Chairperson’s introduction:
==================================================================Symposium on NanoBiosystems=============================================================
13:20 Regulation of a microtubule-based motor proteinLarisa Gheber, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
13:40 Dynamic state diagram of actin-based motilityAnne Bernheim-Groswasser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
14:00 Dynamics of Biopolymers In and Out of EquilibriumRony Granek, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
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Social activity
14:30 Jeep Tour(Thick sweater and heavy coat will be required for the cool evening)
19:40 Middle-Eastern Dinner in a desert refuge
Story-tellingDrummer
21:00 Jeep Tour
Search for desert animals by night on the way back to the hotel
Wednesday 03, 2003
09:10 Bus transport from Carlton Hotel, Eilat
Scientific Program
09:25 Chairperson’s introduction:
09:30 The Richard Feynman Plenary Lecture on NanotechnologyMolecular Scale Electronics Assembled by DNA and ProteinsUri Sivan, Israel Technion Institute, Israel
==================================================================Symposium on Nanobiotechnology=============================================================
10:00 Keynote presentation:Christian Amatore, École Normale Supérieur, Paris, France
10:40 Nano-patterning biomolecules and bio-surfaces with SPMLevi Gheber, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
11:00 Single molecule studies of DNA relaxation using optical tweezersMario Feingold, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
11:20 TBA
11:40 Mono/oligo-nucleotide recognition on monolayers of complementary polymer filmsAmir Berman, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
12:00 Dynamics of DNA fluctuationsOleg Krichevsky, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
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Lunch
Scientific Program
==================================================================Symposium on the application of Nanobiotechnology and Biosensors=============================================================
14:00 Continuous Non-invasive Glucose Monitoring Through Ultrasonically Permeated SkinYossi Kost, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
14:30 Nanolayers LtdShlomo Ytzchaik, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
15:00 Array of micro-needlesShuki Yeshurun, NanoPass Ltd
15:30 TBA
16:00 Capsule endoscopy: present-futureGabi Iddan, Given Imaging Ltd
16:30 TBA
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Forum: Biomed Israel
17:00 Panel discussion theme: Transfer of technology in NanobiotechnologyAnimateur: Didier ToubiaChairmen: Maurice Sportiche, Chef de la Mission Économique, Ambassade de
France Jean-Christophe Auffray, Attaché pour la Science et la Technologie,
Ambassade de France
Panel: Raz Jelinek, Member of the Ilse Katz Center for Meso- and Nano-scaleScienceand Technology, Ben-Gurion University of the NegevRon Maron, Managing Director, University Research Institute for Nano-Science and NanoTechnology, Tel-Aviv UniversityUri Sivan, The Sara and Moshe Zisapel Nano-electronics Center at theIsrael Technion Institute [www.ee.technion.ac.il/nano]
Discussion points: Intellectual propertyIsraeli success storiesThe incubators program
Farewell cocktail at the invitation of the French Embassy in Israel
20:00 Awards of Excellence for the Best Poster: Chairman: Amir Berman, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
20:05 Evaluation of the poster contributions by the Poster Award Committee
Rapporteur: TBA
20:20 Award to the best Poster winner (student under 30) of a return Air France plane ticket (Paris-Tel-Aviv-Paris)
Workshop lecture:
20:30 Anecdotes in bioaffinityMeir Wilchek, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Thursday 04, 2003
08:00 Breakfast
Scientific Program
Chairman: Shimshon Belkin, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
09:25 Chairperson’s introduction:
09:30 TBA
==================================================================Symposium on Bio-reporter cells=============================================================
10:00 Whole-cell bacterial sensors for the detection of heavy metals
Kaisa Hakkila, University of Turku, Finland
10:20 Monitoring genotoxicity during the photocatalytic degradation of para-nitrophenolShani-Sekler, Michal, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
10:40 Biotinylated dentrifying bacteria and their electrochemical monitoringSerge Da Silva, Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France
11:00 Whole cell biochips for toxicity detectionShimshon Belkin, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
11:20 Recent and less recent progress in sol-gel biosensingOvadia Lev, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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12:00 Lunch
Workshop conclusions
Robert S. Marks, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
Workshop closes
14:00 Bus back to Beer-Sheva
Main organizers and sponsors:
The workshop is organized and supported by both the Israeli Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport and by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The workshop will be held under the auspices of the Institute for Applied Bio-Sciences, at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Conference venues
Important: There are 2 venues!
November 30, 2003
Goldman AuditoriumBen-Gurion University of the NegevBuilding M5, Seminar roomBeer-Sheva, Israel
December 01-04, 2003:
The Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Eilat Campus, Eilat, Israel
Congress fees and Method of Payment:
There are registration fees for the Conference at the Eilat Campus (Eilat) venue only. The payment must follow the registration form. Remittances should be free of bank charges to the receiver, and should be paid by the participant. The registration form must indicate which means of payment you have used. All payments must be clearly marked with the delegate’s name and “3-FIBBN”
Student: $200.00
Academic: $250.00
Industry: $350.00
Accompanying person: $150.00
The registration fees give admission to the meeting, including access to all the lectures, poster session, all social activities, the book of abstracts, lunches, all coffee breaks and conference transportation.
We are sorry that no refunds are possible.
Scientific and Coordinating Committee
Robert S. MarksSerge Cosnier
Local Organizing Committee and their duties
Arad, Shoshana, BGU organisation [email protected], Amir, BGU abstracts and posters [email protected]
Geber, Levi, BGU happy hour, web-site [email protected], Robert, BGU chair [email protected], Michal, BGU administrative [email protected], Didier BioMed [email protected] Zwaren, Joe, MOST publication of abstracts [email protected] Zanglevich, MOST Administrative aspects of
the French [email protected]
Conference administrative contact:
Shani-Sekler, MichalInstitute for Applied Biosciences, Ben-Gurion University of the NegevPOBox 653, Beer-Sheva 84105, Israel972-8-6479048; [email protected]
Key dates to remember
The Symposium will be held on 30 November-4 December 2003 Abstracts are due by 3 November 2003 Registration* by 3 November 2003
*late registration (after November 3, 2003) will incur an extra $50.00
Target audience
The workshop should prove useful for all researchers working at related areas in the Academia as well as Industry, at levels ranging from beginners (advanced Ph.D. students or equivalent) to senior researchers. The round table at the closing of the conference should be of particular interest also to policy makers and management at both communities.
Scientific Program
The scientific program includes invited presentations, a round table discussion panel and a poster session open to all who register. The submission of topics is open to all working in the aforementioned fields.
Language
The official language of the Workshop will be English.
Poster Session
A contributed poster session open for all on biosensors, biochips and nano-biotechnology projects, is being organized in order to enable interaction between the scientists. The organizing committee wishes to urge researchers from these fields to submit their work to this session.
Abstracts Deadline: 3 November 2003
The abstracts booklet will be distributed to the symposium participants and to the public and be posted on the website of the Institute for Applied Bio-Sciences. www.bgu.ac.il/IAB/
Conference Proceedings and publications :
Abstract submission:The Scientific Committee invites you to submit abstracts of papers to be considered for oral and poster presentations. The submission deadline is November 3, 2003. The committee requests that you follow the following simple procedures. Please send the abstracts in MS word format (.doc) as an attachment, to either Serge Cosnier [email protected] or Robert S. Marks [email protected] and indicate if you prefer an oral communication or a poster presentation. You may also send it by fax to 972-8-6472857 to ensure accurate reproduction of your text. Authors will be notified on the Scientific Committee’s decisions on the acceptance of their abstract (s) and on the form of presentation within two weeks of receipt of the abstract. Authors will be informed about the schedule of their contributions in due time.
Abstracts must be sent in electronic form, single-spaced, according to the following instructions:
Keep abstract in a single A4 page and use 3cm for all margins Use Arial font size 10 along the text with a 1.5 spacing Type the title in CAPITAL BOLD letters and center it Leave one line between the authors (also centered) and the title Underline the name of the presenting author Type the institutional addresses of all authors immediately below the names
with a two-line spacing
Add the email of the speaker and if applicable the home page URL of the principle author
Leave two lines between the address and the text Leave one line between the text and any references
Guideline for posterMaximum poster size is 1 meter wide by 1.2 meters long.
Student poster awardConditions of entry are that the student applicant appears as first author on the poster. Your registration form must clearly demonstrate that you are a student with the supervisor’s name. Applicants are required to be enrolled as a student in a BSc, MSc or PhD program.
Proceedings submission:The official proceedings journal is Talanta and January is the deadline for an electronic submission.
Hotel:A great price was negotiated for this conference at the Prima Carlton Hotel, Eilat.
1. 170 NIS per night per single room on a bed and breakfast basis2. 200 NIS per night per double room on a bed and breakfast basis3. Extra nights for the week-end will incur an extra 50 NIS per night (for a
minimum 2 nights)
Childcare:
Exhibition:Companies will be given a space to display their wares. Please contact Michal Shani-Sekler at [email protected].
EventWe are happy to announce that December 8 and 9, 2003, the International Symposium on Bio-inspired Engineering will take place in Haifa, Israel. You may find more information at: http://www.entersymposium.com/ISBIE/1
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3rd Bi-National France-Israel Workshop on Biosensors, Biochips and Nanobiotechnology
Beer-Sheva and Eilat, ISRAEL November 30-December 04, 2003
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Beer-Sheva and Eilat, ISRAEL November 30-December 04, 2003
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