International Conference: ESR Spectroscopy; Recent Advances and Applications |
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Plenary Lectures
EMR in Bristol: the last 10 years!;
the next 10 years? Dr. John P. Maher, University of Bristol, UK
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| Least-Squares Spectral Fitting to Maximize Precision and Information from Spin-Probe Studies,
Dr. Barney Bales, California State University Northridge, USA |
| "Finger-printing" the metal binding site of small blue copper protein variants. Dr. Gerard W.
Canters, Leiden University, The Netherlands |
| ESR Spectroscopy and Organometallic Electrochemistry. Professor Neil Connelly,
University of Bristol, UK |
| Comparison of ESR Methods for Distance Determination. Professor S. Eaton, University of Denver, USA |
| Electron transfer processes in oxygenic photosynthesis. Professor M.C.W. Evans, University College London, UK |
| EPR Insights into Biomolecular Reactions. Selectivity in
Radical Attack on DNA Proteins and Carbohydrates. Professor Bruce C. Gilbert, University of York, UK |
| Site-directed spin labelling approaches protein structure and dynamics.
Professor Wayne Hubbell, University of California Los Angeles, USA |
| From Buckyballs to Gas-phase ESR and NMR. Dr. Paul J. Krusic, DuPont Co.,Wilmington, USA |
| EPR, ENDOR, EPR Imaging and Optical Studies of Radiation Damage
Defect Production in Synthetic Diamond. Dr. Mark Newton, King's College London, UK |
| Hydrocarbon Activation in Zeolites. Insights through EPR and µSR.
Professor Christopher Rhodes, Liverpool John Moores University, UK |
| Spin Labelling High Field ESR. Dr. Alex I. Smirnov, North Carolina state Univ. USA |
| Paramagnetic molecules at catalytic surfaces. Dr. Zbigniew Sojka, Jagiellonian University, Poland |
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The Bruker Lecture
Free radicals and transition metal ions: local probes of structure and function in biological systems.
Professor J. Hüttermann: Homburg, Germany.
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The Joel Student Lectures
Three and four step oxidation of mixed-valence Mn-dimers; mimicking the oxygen
evolving complex in photosystem II. Ms Ping Huang Kenéz, Lund University, Sweden
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| Surface Point defects on ionic oxides; structure, location and reactivity monitored by
EPR. Mr Mario Chiesa, cardiff University, UK. |
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| + 17 short lectures and 22 posters. 65 people attended the conference |