Programme

Please note that this programme is subject to change.

Wednesday 3 September Thursday 4 September Friday 5 September
Poster Session 1 Poster Session 2

Poster session 1 - Wednesday 3 September

P1.01	Imaging actions of antimicrobial peptides with NanoSIMS and AFM H Jiang, University of Oxford, UK
P1.02	Mechanosensory hairs on bumble bees (Bombus terrestris) detect electric fields G Sutton, University of Bristol, UK
P1.03	Bistable forespore engulfment in B. subtilis by a zipper mechanism in absence of the cell wall N Ojkic, Imperial College London, UK
P1.04	Controlling magnetic nanoparticle formation on surfaces using biotemplating proteins and peptides J M Galloway, University of Leeds, UK
P1.05	Raman spectroscopy studies of diagenesis in archaeological bones R de Almeida Rocha Ponzoni, University of York, UK
P1.06	Invasion percolation mechanism drives actin gels to the critically connected C F Lee, Imperial College London, UK
P1.07	Thermal breaking of a semi-flexible polymer: Breakage profile and rate C F Lee, Imperial College London, UK
P1.08	THz charge oscillations and charge transfer in DNA dimers, trimers and polymers C Simserides, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
P1.09	Predicting chemical environments from receptor signalling G Micali, Imperial College London, UK
P1.10	Modelling auto-chemotactic motion of pseudomonas aeruginosa on surfaces T Kranz, University of Oxford, UK
P1.11	Unlocking Raman spectra to date and characterise ancient shells A L de Lima Ponzoni, University of York, UK
P1.12	Programmable energy landscapes for kinetic control N E C Haley, University of Oxford, UK
P1.13	A reversible synthetic motor A E Lucas, University of Oxford, UK
P1.14	Structure and dynamics of ER: minimal networks and biophysical constraints C Lin, University of Exeter, UK
P1.15	Combined atomic force microscopy-polarized raman micro-spectroscopy for investigating the mechanical properties of peptide fibrils F Sinjab, University of Nottingham, UK
P1.16	Application of magnetic torque on the bacterial flagellar motor R Lim, University of Oxford, UK
P1.17	Robust balance of stochastic stem cell fate P Greulich, University of Cambridge, UK
P1.18	Emerging social behaviour during aggregation in Dictyostelium discoideum G De Palo, Imperial College London, UK
P1.19	An elastic analogy for an epithelial monolayer R Vincent, University of Barcelona, Spain
P1.20	Shape reconstruction and height fluctuation of red blood cells using defocusing microscopy L Gomes, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
P1.21	Graphical user interface for advanced magnetic image reconstruction algorithms A Raza, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan
P1.22	Uptake levelling in chemotactic bacteria measured by the Gini index F J Peaudecerf, University of Cambridge, UK
P1.23	Observation of Snf1/Mig1 mediated signal transduction in Saccharomyces cerevisiæ with high speed single molecule microscopy A Wollman, University of York, UK
P1.24	Studying DNA origami using a coarse-grained model of DNA B Snodin, University of Oxford, UK
P1.25	Visualising Snf1/Mig1 signal transduction in Saccharomyces cerevisiæ using high-speed single-molecule 4D astigmatic fluorescence microscopy E Hedlund, University of York, UK
P1.26	Exploration of characteristics affecting the precision of single-molecule localisation using optical vortex beams R Nudd, University of York, UK
P1.27	Fitness tradeoffs for aggregate formation in biofilm-forming bacteria G Melaugh, University of Edinburgh, UK
P1.28	On the mechanism of durotaxis in motile cells M Riaz, University of Mons, Belgium
P1.29	Toxicity of Ag nanoparticle and induction of an inflammatory response in the GI tract and mediation of this toxicity by associated bio-fluid components A Murphy, Focas Institute Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
P1.30	Compressed Sensing in MRI for arbitrary k-space trajectories J Muhammad, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan
P1.31	Evolutionary stochastic dynamics of speciation and a simple biophysical model of protein binding DNA B S Khatri, National Institute for Medical Research, UK