CHAIR

Martin Hof
J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
Dolejskova 3, Cz-18223 Prague 8, Czech Republic

WEBSITE

http://fluorescence.fjfi.cvut.cz/

PLENARY LECTURES

• Ulises Acuña (Madrid, Spain)
  Locations of Anticancer Drugs in Cell Microtubules
• Leif Brand (Evotec OAI, Hamburg, Germany)
  Particle Fluctuations: Tools and Applications
• Roland Brock (Tuebingen, Germany)
  Analysis of Signal Transduction Using Fluorescence Microscopy
• Vera Cimrova (Prague, Czech Republic)
  Electroluminescence and LED's
• Michael Cooper (Amersham Biosci., Cardiff, UK)
  Improvement of Cyanine Dyes
• Jörg Enderlein (Juelich, Germany)
  Single Molecule Spectroscopy
• Hans Gerritsen (Utrecht, Netherlands)
  Two-Photon Excitation and Spectral Imaging
• Richard B. Haugland (Molecular Probes, Eugene, USA)
  Fluorescence: Art or Science?
• Pavo Kinnunen (Helsinki, Finland)
  Fluorescence Spectroscopy and Phospholipid Phase Transitions
• Arnost Kotyk (Prague, Czech Republic)
  Jan Slavik and Intracellular pH Determination
• Guruswamy Krishnamoorthy (Bombay, India)
  Dynamic Fluorescence and Protein Folding
• Marek Langner (Wroclaw, Poland)
  Fluorescence Applications in Targeted Drug Delivery
• Panagiotis Lianos (Patras, Greece)
  Probing of Nanocomposite Materials
• Mark Maroncelli (Penn State University, USA)
  Interplay of Solvation and Intramolecular Dynamics
• Janos Matko (Budapest, Hungary)
  Flow and Image Cytometry
• Fabienne Merola (Paris, France)
  Protein Interactions in Cells using Two-Photon Excitation
• Dimitri Papkovsky (Cork, Ireland)
  Phosphorescent Porphyrin Probes and their Diagnostic Applications
• David Philips (London, United Kingdom)
  Applications of the Green Fluorescent Protein
• Jörg Schroeder (Goettingen, Germany)
  Photoinduced Unimolecular Processes
• Nancy Thompson (Chapel Hill, USA)
  Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence Microscopy
• Bernard Valeur (Paris, France)
  Comparison of Pulse and Phase Fluorometries
• Keitaro Yoshihara (Ishikawa, Japan)
  Femtosecond Primary Processes of Photographic Sensitization
• Christoph Zander (Siegen, German)
  Development of New Fluorescent Dyes

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