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SUMMARY:SwedNESS PhD school: Neutrons in Life Science and Biomaterials
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210614T063000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210618T140000Z
DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260529T220653Z
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DESCRIPTION:\n\nLINXS\, on behalf of SwedNess\, will be hosting a course o
 n Neutrons in Life Science and Biomaterials.\n\nTime: 14-18 juni 2021\nPla
 ce: Zoom\nCourse leaders: Tommy Nylander\, LU and Trevor Forsyth\, ILL\nCr
 edits:  3 hp\nGrade Scale: Pass/Fail\nEligibility & Prerequisites: PhD st
 udents within SwedNess + other PhD students and Postdocs. Maximal number o
 f participants 30. Students will be expected to have a laptop computer suf
 ficient for the analysis and modeling. These practicals will be adapted to
  be possible on “standard” laptops. Literature will be distributed 2 w
 eeks before course start at the latest.\n\nMotivation letter: After the de
 adline for registration\, the organizing group will decide which applicant
 s are accepted for the school. The selection will be based on the applican
 ts’ letter of motivation (maximum half an A4) that must be included in t
 he registration. The motivation letter should declare the applicants’ re
 search focus and what they want and expect to gain from this PhD school.\n
 \nCourse goals:\n·      Orientation of the common classes of biomole
 cules\, how the interact and assembly into organelles\, cells and tissue\n
 ·      Orientation of the main neutron techniques to reveal structur
 e and dynamics in life science\n·      The toolbox for data evaluati
 on\n·      Useful complementary techniques\n·      How to writ
 e a successful neutron beam time application.\n\nSchedule: 2x2h lectures &
  discussions before lunch\, exercises and presentation of own project in t
 he afternoon.\nExtent: 5 days full time  + 1 week of writing case study\n
 Examination: literature report\, presentation of own research\, neutron be
 am time proposal and hand-in of case study\nTeachers: To be confirmed \n\
 nApplication deadline: June 7 \n\nCOURSE DESCRIPTION\n\nThe aim of the co
 urse is to expose SwedNESS students to state-of-the-art neutron methodolog
 y in Life Science\, and to provide a widened knowledge and experience basi
 s for using biomaterials in their own research as a basis for building fun
 ctional hypotheses. Examples of how neutron methods in Life Science can be
  used to increased functional understanding and develop novel concepts wil
 l be given by internationally recognised expertise. Theory and examples of
  best-practice will be presented within the following areas: Proteins\, Li
 pids\, Carbohydrates\, Structure and dynamics\, Cells and surfaces\, and I
 ndustrial applications. Exercises will include both hands-on evaluation of
  real neutron data in-silico as well as literature studies and beam time p
 roposal writing. The aim of the course is to prepare for active use of neu
 trons in own research projects as well as to develop neutron experiments a
 nd methodology for other life science application in general\, including b
 iomaterials and biomedical applications like drug delivery.   \n\nPROPOS
 ED SCHEDULE (TEACHERS TO BE CONFIRMED)\n\nDay 1: Proteins \n1.     Pro
 tein properties: prerequisites for neutron study\n2.     Protein cryst
 allization\n3.     Labelling for neutron studies\n4.     Biophysic
 al pre-analysis before neutron studies\n\nStartup: Literature club\nStartu
 p: Neutron beam time proposal in Life Science \n\nDay 2: Structure and dy
 namics\n1.     Fiber diffraction\, structure determination\n2.    
  Dynamics\n3.     Small-angle neutron scattering\n4.     Modelling
  and molecular simulations  \n\nComputer lab sessions working with real d
 ata\n\nDay 3: Biomolecules Lipids\, carbohydrates\, biopolymers\n1.   
   Carbohydrates\n2.     Lipids and lipid self-assembly\n3.     Th
 e crowded environment\n4.     Glycosylation\, lectins and molecular re
 cognition\n\nComputer lab sessions working with real data\n\nDay 4: Cells 
 and surfaces\n1.     Cell surfaces and membrane mimics\n2.     Ves
 icles\, bilayers and nano domains\n3.     Lipolytic enzymes\, lipid de
 utereration\n4.     Membrane proteins  \n\nComputer lab sessions work
 ing with real data\n\nDay 5: Biomedical applications \n1.     Lipid na
 noparticles for mRNA delivery Marianna Yanez \n2.     Imaging in life
  science\n3.     The air-liquid interface and pharmaceutical applicati
 ons\n\nPreliminary list of lecturers\n\nDr. Frank Gabel\, Institut de Biol
 ogie Structurale (IBS)\, Grenoble\, France\nDr. Esko Oksanen\, European Sp
 allation Source ERIC\, Lund\, Sweden\nDr. Victoria Garcia Sakai\, ISIS\, 
 STFC\, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory\, Harwell\, Oxfordshire\, UK.\nDr. S
 usana C. M. Teixeira\, NIST Centre for Neutron Research\, Gaithersburg\, M
 D\, USA\nProfessor Trevor Forsyth\, Institut Laue Langevin/Keele Universit
 y\, Grenoble\, France\nDr. Marta Martinez Sanz\, CIAL-CSIC\, Madrid\, Spai
 n\nDr Hanna Barriga\, Karolinska Institutet (KI)\, Stockholm\, Sweden\nPro
 fessor Anthony Watts\, University of Oxford\, UK\nProfessor Anna Stradner\
 , Lund University\, Sweden\nDr. John Katsaras\, Oak Ridge National Laborat
 ory\, TN\, USA\nDr. Anne Imberty\, CNRS\, Unversité Grenoble Alpes\, Gren
 oble\, France\nDr. Hanna Wacklin-Knecht\, European Spallation Source ERIC\
 , Lund\, Sweden\nDr. Marianna Yanez Arteta\, AstraZeneca\, Molndal\, Swede
 n\nDr. Richard Campbell\, University of Manchester\, UK\nProfessor Motomu 
 Tanaka\, University of Heidelberg/Kyoto University\, Germany/Japan\nProfes
 sor Sara Snogerup Linse\, Lund University\nDr. Sophie Le Cann\, Paris\, F
 rance\nProf. Ilpo Vattulainen\, Helsinki\, Finland\n\nCONTACTS\n\nCourse l
 eader Tommy Nylander\nCo-arranged with Trevor Forsyth and Selma Maric\n\nH
 osted by LINXS (contact: Åsa Grunning)\n\n \n\nDuring our events we some
 times take photographs and short film clips to profile our activities. Ple
 ase let us know if you don’t want to be in any photos/films before we st
 art the event. Some of the talks might be recorded to be used for educatio
 nal purposes in the LINXS website.\n\nBy registering to our events you giv
 e your permission to LINXS\, according to the General Data Protection Regu
 lation (GDPR)\, to register your name and e-mail address to be used for th
 e sole purpose of distributing newsletters and communications on LINXS act
 ivities.\n\nhttps://lindico453.srv.lu.se/event/223/
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