LINXS Kickoff

27 Sept 2017, 12:00 → 29 Sept 2017, 13:50 Europe/Stockholm

Kulturen

Martin Stankovski

The lunch-to-lunch event will be devoted to the future of synchrotron- and neutron-based research, focusing on topics in life sciences, soft matter and hard matter. The venue is "Kulturen", the cultural history museum in the centre of Lund in immediate proximity to the Lundagård park and the main university building.

We also would like to encourage participation of non-academic stakeholders. In particular the programme on day 1 (Wed. 27th 12:00-17:00) will be targeted to a broad interest. There will also be a space to exhibit for external stakeholders (initiatives, institutes, infrastructures, schools, labs, etc.) during the conference.

Wednesday 27 September

12:00 REGISTRATION with coffee and nibbles

1 Opening Statement

Speaker: Stacey Sörensen

2 An introduction to LINXS

Speaker: Peter Schurtenberger

3 Strategy of NMT faculties

Speaker: Olov Sterner

4 More than simply neutrons - lessons from ISIS, ILL and ESS

Speaker: Colin Carlile

14:30 Coffee break

5 Industry perspectives on research infrastructures in SVS

Speaker: Tomas Lundqvist

6 National research perspectives on MAX IV, ESS and the Brunnshög area

Speaker: Sofie Björling

7 The future of neutron scattering at ESS The future of x-ray based science at MAX IV Cristoph

Speaker: Andreas Schreyer

8 The future of x-ray based science at MAX IV

Speaker: Cristoph Quitmann

9 NETWORKING RECEPTION

At Kulturen down the stairsfrom lecture hall (trädgårdsrummet)

Thursday 28 September

10 Emerging science in chemistry using neutrons and x-rays

Speaker: Sven Lidin

11 Cultural heritage, neutrons and x-rays - a winning team

Speaker: Piero Baglioni

10:20 Coffee break

12 Ultrafast processes probed by x-rays

Speaker: Jörgen Larsson

13 Investigating the dynamics of biological macromolecules with neutron scattering

Speaker: Bela Farago

14 Understanding protein crowding

Speaker: Anna Stradner

12:10 Lunch

15 The future of neutron and x-ray based structural biology

Speaker: Karin Lindkvist

16 New trends in x-ray imaging in life sciences

KEYNOTE

Speaker: Marco Stampanoni

17 Complex systems and scattering - what computer simulations can tell us

Speaker: Emanuela Zacharelli

15:30 Coffee break

18 Simulations+scattering for protein structure, interactions and dynamics

Speaker: Mikael Lund

19 X-ray photon correlation spectroscopy: ugly duckling or beautiful swan?

Speaker: Theyencheri Narayanan

Friday 29 September

20 X-ray and Neutron beams: Providing inside information on materials

Speaker: Philip Withers

21 Material evolution across scales and over time using x-rays and neutrons

Speaker: Stephen Hall

22 Using neutrons and x-rays in biomedical engineering

Speaker: Sophie Le Cann

10:20 Coffee break

23 Characterising nanocrystal superlattices in bulk and at interfaces

Speaker: Marcus Scheele

24 Soft Matter, MAX IV and ESS

Speaker: Ulf Olsson

25 Summary and Outlook

Speaker: Lise Arleth

12:10 Lunch