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PlasmaChem Prize Winner!
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Sune M. Christensen (University of Copenhagen, far left), winner of the PlasmaChem Prize for best poster, with John Texter (far right) presenting Certificate and $500 Cash Award and judges Thorsten Brandau (Brace GmbH, left), Louis Doorn (Givaudin, middle), and Gleb Sukhorukov (Queen Mary College, right). |
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Particles 2009
Micro and Nano Encapsulation
11-14 July 2009
Berlin, Germany
Co-Sponsored by
- European Association of Pharma Biotechnology
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Corporate Sponsor
Invited Speakers
International Organizing Committee
J. M. Asua (Spain)
F. Boury (France)
D. Burgess (USA)
K. Caldwell (Sweden)
R. Duncan (UK)
M. El-Sayed (USA)
N. Garti (Israel)
K. Johnston (USA)
H. Kawaguchi (Japan)
J. H. Kim (Korea)
C. M. Lehr (Germany)
S. Margel (Israel)
H. Moehwald (Germany) |
B. Moudgil (USA)
R. Mueller (Germany)
F. Nielloud (France)
T. Nilsen (USA)
D. Poncelet (France)
M. C. Roco (USA)
P. Rogueda (UK)
J. L. Salager (Venezuela)
R. Sharma (USA)
S. Simoes (Portugal)
P. T. Spicer (USA)
S. Svenson (USA)
J. Texter (USA), General Chair
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Particles 2009 is an international conference examining the science, technology, and business aspects of micro and nano encapsulation applied to
medical/biochemical diagnostic, pharmaceutical, drug delivery, food, cosmetic, and advanced materials applications of particle technology. Symposia will address diverse topics including nanoparticles, hydrogels, chemical and drug delivery,
controlled release, suspensions, inhalation, liposomes, micelles & microemulsions, characterization, gene delivery, chemical and biochemical diagnostics,
separations, surface modification, critical and supercritical fluid applications, spray drying, emulsions,
and multiple emulsions. The conference targets practicing scientists, clinical research physicians, engineers,
managers, innovators, and entrepreneurs.
The conference format comprises a single track of approximately 28 invited lectures. Contributed papers will be presented
in the poster sessions.
Corporate Sponsor
Exhibitors
Conference Schedule
General Session 1 |
General Session 2 |
General Session 3
General Session 4 |
General Session 5 |
General Session 6
Poster Session |
Please note that this schedule is subject to change without advance notice.
Saturday, 11 July 2009, Evening
1800-2000 Informal Reception/Exhibition (Atrium)
Sunday, 12 July 2009, Morning
0830-1200 General Session 1 (Großer Saal)
Session Chair: Diane Burgess, University of Connecticutt
0835 1. Keynote - Denis Poncelet, Enitiaa, CNRS 6144 GEPHA, Nantes
Microencapsulation - Techniques and applications
0920 2. Rigoberto Advincula, University of Houston
Electropolymerizable organic and hybrid dendrimers: Packaging of
encapsulated nanoparticles and electro-optical materials
0950 Break
1020 3. Gleb Sukhorukov, University of London
Tayloring functions in microcapsules: Responsiveness and remote
controlling
1050 4. Mathias Walther, Pfizer
Polymers for controlled release
1120 5. Stefaan De Smedt, University of Ghent
siRNA Dainecontaining nanoparticles: Stability of encapsulation and
particle size
1150 6. Lars Daehne, Surflay Nanotec
Layer by layer technology in industrial applications
1200 End of Session
Sunday, 12 July 2009, Afternoon
1215-1400 Luncheon/Exhibition (Atrium)
1400-1725 General Session 2 (Großer Saal)
Session Chair: Gleb Sukhorukov, University of London
1400 7. Keynote - Gero Decher, University of Strasbourg
New nano bags and micro pouches
1445 8. Diane Burgess, University of Connecticut
Efficient and safe non-viral DNA delivery by anionic lipoplexes
1515 Break
1545 9. Andreas Fery, Univesity of Bayreuth
Mechanical characterization of polymeric microcapsules using atomic
force microscopy
1615 10. Thomas Scheibel, University of Bayreuth
Spider silk for controlled drug delivery
1645 11. Alex M. van Herk, Eindhoven University of Technology
Synthesis of multicompartment latex particles
1715 12. Ren Xu, Beckman Coulter
Progress in nanomaterial characterization: Zeta potential determination
1725 - End of Session
Sunday, 12 July 2009, Evening
1730-1930 Reception/Exhibition (Atrium)
Monday, 13 July 2009, Morning
0830-1150 General Session 3 (Großer Saal)
Session Chair: TBA,
0835 13. Keynote - Ronald Versic, R.T. Dodge
Industrial encapsulation processing
0920 14. Ian Marison, Dublin City University
Liquid-core micro and nanocapsules for the extraction of drugs and
pesticides/herbicides
0950 Break
1020 15. Bruno De Gheest, University of Ghent
Degradable polyelectrolyte capsules for biomedical applications
1050 16. Christian Quellet, Givaudan
Fragrance encapsulation in micro and nanoparticles
1120 17. Thorsten Brandau, BRACE GmbH
1150 End of Session
1215-1400 Luncheon/Exhibition (Atrium)
Monday, 13 July 2009, Afternoon
1400-1715 General Session 4 (Großer Saal)
Session Chair: TBA
1400 18. Keynote - Helmuth Moewald, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
Microcapsules with controlled and remote release
1445 19. Cornelia Keck, PharmaSol GmbH
Lipid nanoparticles for the delivery of actives in pharma, cosmetics and
consumer care
1515 Break
1545 20. Gulden Yilmaz, Wageningen University and Research Centre
One processing technology - Variable applications
1615 21. Jean Antoine Meiners, MCC s.a.
Particle engineering to design protection and release of
microencapsulated bioactives
1645 22. Berit L. Strand, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Encapsulation with alginates
1715 - End of Session
Monday, 13 July 2009, Evening
1730-1930 Posters/Reception/Exhibition (Atrium)
Tuesday, 14 July 2009, Morning
0830-1150 General Session 5 (Großer Saal)
Session Chair: Lee Tutt, Eastman Kodak Company
0835 23. Keynote - Harm-Anton Klok, EPFL
Facile and convergent synthesis of polymer-coated gold nanoparticle
libraries
0920 24. Angus Johnston, University of Melbourne
Assembly of bioinspired, nanoengineered materials for targeted drug
delivery
0950 Break
1020 25. Edwin Donath, University of Leipzig
Engineering particles with biointerfaces employing viral architectures
1050 26. Dmitry Shchukin, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
Nanocontainers with controlled permeability for feedback active coatings
1120 27. Heidi Johnsen, SINTEF
Emulsion based encapsulation
1150 End of Session
Tuesday, 14 July 2009, Afternoon
1215-1400 Luncheon/Exhibition (Atrium)
1400-1730 General Session 6 (Großer Saal)
Session Chair: John Texter, Eastern Michigan University
1400 28.Pei Li, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Amphiphilic core-shell particles in advanced waste water treatment technology
technology
1430 29. Anna Musyanovych, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz
Formation of smart nanocapsules for defined slow or sudden release
1500 Break
1530 30. Simona Margutti, Fraunhofer IAO, Stuttgart
Encapsulation approaches in advanced display technology
1600 31. Matthieu Bedard, Queen Mary College
Optically addressable microcapsules
1630 32. Keynote - Jim Adair, Penn State University
Inorganic encapsulation of organics for imaging and delivery
1700 Panel Discussion - Jim Adair, Diane Burgess, Rainer Mueller,
Denis Poncelet, and Ronald Versic
Discussion of Conference Issues
1730 End of Conference
Monday, 13 July 2009, Evening
1800-2000 Poster Session - Contributed Papers (Atrium)
Session Chair: Melanie Martin, Particles Conference
Ilke Akartuna, ETH Zurich
Microcapsules from particle-stabilized emulsions
Vamshi K. Akkunuru, Beckman Coulter
Characterization of concentrated suspensions
Erhan H. Altinoglu, The Pennsylvania State University
Multifunctional near infrared emitting calcium phosphate nanoparticles
for simultaneous diagnostic imaging and photodynamic therapy
Gema Antequera-Garcia, Universidade de Vigo
Low-fouling poly(N-vinyl pyrrolidone) capsules with engineered
degradable properties
Cordin Arpagaus, Buchi Labortechnik AG
Nano spray dryer - Submicron particles of minimal powder quantities
at high yields
Ricardo B. Azevedo, Universidade de Brasilia
Evaluation of itraconazole entrapped in nanospheres of PLGA for the
treatment of Paracoccidiodes Brasiliensis
Won San Choi, Korea Basic Science Institute
Hierarchically nanostructured particles as a nanoreactor for synthesis of
core-shell particles
Andreas L. Christensen, University of Copenhagen
Quantification of the encapsulation efficiency in single small
unilamellar vesicles and investigation of vesicle-DNA interactions
Sune M. Christensen, University of Copenhagen
Single vesicle encapsulation and fusion: The design of an attofluidic
biochip
Liesbeth J. De Cock, Ghent University
Application of polyeledctrolyte capsules in the domain of
tissue-engineering as carriers for growth factor delivery
Loretta L. del Mercato, Philipps Universitat Marburg
Uptake of colloidal polyelectrolyte multilayer capsules by living cells
Jiri Dohnal, ITC-Prague
Use of drop-on-demand nozzle for microparticle production
Tristan Doussineau, Friedrich Schiller University
Fluorescent ratiometric pH-nanosensors for biodiagnosis applications
Philipp Erni, Firmenich SA
Interfacial rheology of surface-active biopolymers: Gum arabic vs.
hydrophobically modified starch
Chiara Giannachi, Bracco Imaging SpA
Novel paramagnetic mixed micelles as potential MRI contrast agents
Kay Hettrich, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research, Golm
Microencapsulation of biological objects with cellulose sulfate
Chutima Jantarat, Prince of Songkla University
Molecularly imprinted nanoparticle-on-microsphere chiral
cinchona-polymers for the enantioselective-controlled delivery of
racemic omprazole
Katsumi Kamegawa, NIAIST, Saga, Japan
Production of hollow carbon microparticles from biomass resources
Vanja Kokol, University of Maribor
Polyelectrolyte nano-assembled microcapsules for biosensing of glucose
in human sweat
Pavel Kovacik, Institute of Chemical Technology Prague
Synthesis and controlled release characteristics of hollow SiO2
microparticles
Seta Küpcü, University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences – BOKU
Nanobiotechnological potential of S-layer coated liposomes
Jongwi Lee, Chung-Ang Universsity
Electrohydrodynamic jetting of polymers using co-axial nozzles
Jongwi Lee, Chung-Ang Universsity
Polymer-directed crystallization of atorvastatin
Dennis Lensen, University of Nijmegen
Multi-functional poly urea formaldehyde capsules
Iratxe Madrietia-Pardo, INASMET-TECHNALLIA
Double controlled release from hybrid materials containing
microspheres and hydrogelsin vivo
Isabel M. Martins, University of Porto
Microencapsulation by coacervation of biodegradable polymer with
thyme oil
Olga Mykhaylyk, Technische Universität München
Magnetic nanoparticles for gene delivery: Some determinants of efficient
delivery vectors
Lise Junker Nielsen, University of Southern Denmark
Peptide mediated delivery of opticdal nanosensors into S. cerevisaes
Tsutomu Ono, Okayama University
Development of nanoparticles containing photosensitizer with diblock
copolymer for photodynamic therapy
Veli Cengiz Ozalp, University of Southern Denmark
Aptamer embedded polyacrylamide nanoparticles used as nanosensors
for metabolite detection in vivo
Isabel Pastoriza-Santos, Unidad Asociada CSIC-Universidade de Vigo
Encapsulation of gold nanparticles in a PNIPAM microgel: Nanoreactors
and molecular traps for SERS
Rafael Piñol, Universidad de Zaragoza
Smectic polymer vesicles
Rafael Piñol, Universidad de Zaragoza
Multi-stimuli responsive poly(4-vinyl pyridine) nano- and microspheres
as candidates for remote controlled drug delivery
Clive A. Prestidge, University of South Australia
Hybrid nanostructured microcapsules composed of silica nanoparticles
and lipid emulsions: Encapsulation and delivery of poorly soluble drugs
Pilar Rivera Gill, Philipps University of Marburg
Delivery of microcontainer with active components to cells
Sofia N. Rodrigues, University of Porto
Synthesis of polyurethane-urea microcapsules with perfume for textile
application
Virginia Sáez-Martínez, INASMET-TECNALIA
Controlled release studies of dexamethasone from nanometric hydrogels
for ophthalmic applications
Yuika Saito, Osaka University
Photopolymerization of fullerenes encapsulated in SWCNT
M. Magdalena Sánchez-Navarro, INESCOP
Melamine-formaldehyde microcapsules containing eucaliptus essential
oil for footwear applications
Gitte Sørensen, Danish Technological Institute
Slow release of biocide from silica microparticles in wood paints
Antonio Stocco, Université Paris-Sud
Silica nanoparticles at air-water interfaces
Antonio C. Tedesco, Universidade de Sao Paulo
In vitro cellular phototoxicity of nanocapsules containing
a metallophthalocyanine on B16-F10 Melanoma cells
João Tedim, University of Aveiro
Layered double hydroxide nanocrystals loaded with exchangeable anions
for controlled corrosion protection
John Texter, Eastern Michigan University and Max Planck Institute, Golm
New di-stimuli responsive di-hydrophilic diblocks for chemical delivery
Benjamin Thierry, University of South Australia
Hybrid plasmonic colloidal nanostructures
Doris Vollmer, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz
Mechanical properties of single hollow silica particles
Dennis M. Vriezema, Encapson BV
Encapsulation as a business
Yanhong Wen, University of Copenhagen
Development of activated spherical particles as a scaffold for tissue
regeneration
Ren Xu, Beckman Coulter, Inc.
Development of amorphous drug nanoparticles by NovaSperse™
technology
Ales Zadrazil, Institute of Chemical Technology Prague
Synthesis and controlled release from polymer microsponges
Registration
Due to space limitations, a maximum of 170 conferees can be accommodated,
so early registration is highly recommended.
Registration includes three business luncheon buffets and three early evening receptions.
| Type of Attendee |
Through 9 Jul |
| Industrial Attendee |
US$1375 |
| Academic or Government Attendee |
US$975 |
| Accompanying Person | >
US$350 |
After Jul 9 Only On-Site Registration US$1475
Accompanying Person US$350
(Accompanying persons shall not be admitted to any lectures.)
Registration Form
Hotel Information
Holiday Inn Berlin City - West
Rohrdamm 80, 13629 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0)30 38 39 9 888, E-mail: reservation.berlin@grandcityhotels.com
Mention "Particles 2009 Conference".
www.hibe.info
A limited room block is available on site at the Holiday Inn Berlin City-West at the highly favorable rate of EUR 89 per
night (single) and EUR 107 per night (double) inclusive of VAT and service charges. These rates include a full breakfast buffet.
Only about half of the conferees can be accomodated on site so early registration is highly recommended.
Registration Form
Workshops
A series of one day short courses will be presented on Friday and Saturday preceding the start of the conference. A small
number of rooms at the Holiday Inn Berlin City - West at the conference rate are available for the evenings of 10 and
11 July.
Friday, July 10th
Surface Modification Chemistries for Particles and Interfaces
Saturday, July 11th
Small Particle Formation
Workshop Registration Form
Corporate Sponsor
Exhibitors
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