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PROGRAMME
09.00 Welcome refreshments.
09.25 Introduction and welcome, Dr Chris Dunsby
09:30 Democratising live-cell high-speed super-resolution microscopy Dr Ricardo Henriques, LMCB Group Leader, University College London
09:55 Multimodal Label-free Non-linear Techniques for Quantitative Bio-Imaging Prof Sumeet Mahajan, Professor in Molecular Biophotonics & Imaging in Chemistry, University of Southampton
10:20 sCMOS technology in Life Sciences Dr Ruediger Bader, Photon Lines, Banbury
10:35 Probing the viscoelasticity of protein fibres with Brillouin spectroscopy Dr Francesca Palombo, Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Spectroscopy, University of Exeter
11:00 Refreshments in the exhibition area
11:30 Ultra-fast Hybrid Detectors Improve Imaging of Free and Protein-bound NAD(P)H in FLIM Dr Elaine Blackwood, Photonic Solutions, Edinburgh
11:45 Using image-based fNIRS to assess the impact of early adversity on brain health in India Prof John Spencer, Professor of Psychology, University of East Anglia
12:10 Integrating nutrition, psychology and neuroscience to measure infant development in The UK and Gambia Dr Sarah-Lloyd Fox, Research Fellow, Birbeck, University of London
12:35 Lunch Break and Poster Session
14:00 How can rigorous simulation advance optical coherence tomography in biomedical imaging? Dr Peter Munro, Royal Society University Research Fellow, University College London
14:25 Imaging immune cell dynamics Dr Leo Carlin, Group Leader BAIR, Beatson Institute, Glasgow
14:50 Multispectral Analyser Filters for use in Agricultural Monitoring Samuel Thienel, Laser Components (UK), Chelmsford
15:05 In room break
15.15 Pragmatic imaging: delivering advanced microscopy in a multi-user facility Dr Kevin O'Holleran, Director of Light Microscopy, University of Cambridge
15:40 Post-processing analytics and the information content of single-molecule localisation microscopy, SMLM Dr Dylan Owen, Lecturer, King’s College London
16:05 Closing comments, Dr Ilias Tachtsidis
16:10 Poster award in the exhibition hall – followed by meet the exhibitors.
17:00 End of event.
PROGRAMME & CALL FOR POSTER PAPERS
Advances in Biophotonics
Date: Wednesday 18th April 2018
Venue: Wilkins Building, UCL London
THIS IS A FREE CONFERENCE and EXHIBITION
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Dr Christopher Dunsby, Photonics, Department of Physics and the Division of Experimental Medicine in the Department of Medicine. Imperial College London.
Dr Ilias Tachtsidis, Biomedical Optics Research Laboratory, University College London.
Dr Pete Tomlins, Centre for Diagnostic and Oral Sciences. Queen Mary, University of London.
Co-sponsor
Comment about the last meeting in London:
"I was impressed with both the breadth of the scientific talks as well as the broad and interesting range of exhibits. I came away with lots of new ideas how to improve our experiments, not much more one can ask for from a one day meeting."
Prof Philip Kukura, University of Oxford, UK
ADMINISTRATION & ORGANISATION
Brenda Hargreaves, Enlighten Meetings/Xmark Media Ltd
T: +44 1372 750555 Email: [email protected]
MORE INFORMATION & TO REGISTER:- www.photonex.org/ucl
Exhibitor presentation
Exhibitor presentation
Exhibitor presentation
CALL FOR POSTER PAPERS
This meeting is an opportunity for you to contribute to research knowledge, to meet with like-minded researchers and to network at a high level.
The speaker programme will be by invitation however we are keen to involve early career scientists who are researching novel and exciting new techniques or unique applications.
Contributory papers for poster presentation are welcomed on the wider field of ‘photonics’ when related to aspects of biophotonics and will be accepted on the basis of their technical content.
Posters will be located alongside the Photonex exhibition area for maximum exposure, impact and will provide an invaluable networking opportunity.
A prize will be presented for the best poster paper by the IOP Optical Group
The meeting comprises a programme of invited speakers, a poster session of contributed papers and time will be allowed for networking with other delegates. POSTER SUBMISSION:
Authors should complete a template downloadable from the website at: www.photonex.org/londonconference
Email please to [email protected] and quote “Poster submission/Advances in Biophotonics” in the subject line.
Deadline for submission is 29th March 2018.
Authors will receive acceptance notification on the 6th April.
WHAT TO DO NEXT: • Send this information to colleagues and associates who may also
be interested.
• Register yourself for the meeting as an attendee as soon as
possible.
To register as an attendee for this meeting please go to
www.photonex.org/ucl and complete an Eventbrite registration.
Once registered you will be sent a confirmation and regular updates.
CALL FOR POSTER PAPERS
Advances in Biophotonics
Date: Wednesday 18th April 2018
Venue: Wilkins Building, UCL London
Comment from poster prize winner at the last meeting in London:
"I found the event very useful and learnt many things, not only during the broad range of scientific talks but also through speaking individually to the industry exhibitors.
It was a great opportunity to meet different industrial partners whom I was in contact with through email, giving me an invaluable opportunity to discuss my project and its specific challenges in more detail.
The tutorial sessions were also very useful and most of my technical questions were answered. I also got new ideas that greatly improved my experiments.
As a PhD student, the Photonex Roadshow was a meeting full of great experiences and opportunities!" Pardis Kaynezhad, Imperial College London.
MORE INFORMATION & TO REGISTER:- www.photonex.org/ucl
ADMINISTRATION & ORGANISATION
Brenda Hargreaves, Enlighten Meetings/Xmark Media Ltd
T: +44 1372 750555 Email: [email protected]
