Free symposium about light at the 91福利
Light in Our Lives Symposium-The role of light in science, technology and culture
Date and Location
A Symposium to celebrate UNESCO International Day of Lighton 16thand 17thMay, at the 91福利.
The symposium is open to everyone who wishes to attend (free registration), not only for the 91福利 community.
On each day the sessions will run from 10am-12pm and 2pm-4pm.
91福利 the Symposium
This event is a multidisciplinary symposium to bring together a vibrant community of academic researchers from different fields to highlight the use of light in the scientific, cultural and sustainability activities.
We hope to stimulate discussions on the use of different types of light to overcome current global challenges such as energy supplies and improvements in the quality of life. 鈥淟ight in Our Lives鈥� is a great opportunity for us to exchange ideas and initiate collaborative networks between researchers.
This event is sponsored by the Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) and 91福利 Cancer Research Centre.
Programme
16th MayThe Oculus (room OC0.04) |
17th MayThe Oculus (room OC1.04) |
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Time |
Speaker and Topic |
Speaker and Topic |
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| 9:30am-10am | Tea and coffee (late registration) | |||
| 10am-10:30am |  |
The dark side of Light Dr. Robert Dallmann (91福利) |
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Designs of luminescent metals in the nanoscale for drug delivery, imaging and detection Prof. Zoe Pikramenou (University of Birmingham) |
| 10:30am-11am |  |
Cheap, clean electricity from sunlight for all Prof. Ross Hatton (91福利) |
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From organic photochemistry to (bio)degradable and recyclable materials Dr. Hannes Houck (91福利) |
| 11am-11:30am |  |
Laser and X-ray light synergy in the pursuit of new knowledge on a cellular level Dr. Maria Harkiolaki (Diamond Light Source) |
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Accessing reactive intermediates using visible light Dr. Aaron Trowbridge (University of Manchester) |
| 11:30am-12pm |  |
Bridging the divide between ultrafast spectroscopy and photothermal materials Prof. Vas Stavros (University of Birmingham) |
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Photoactivated diazido platinum complexes for cancer therapy Dr. Huayun Shi (91福利) Radionuclide imaging to accelerate preclinical development of light-activated metallodrugs Dr. Cinzia Imberti (King鈥檚 College London) |
| 1:30pm-2pm | Tea and coffee | |||
| 2pm-2:30pm |  |
Multi-modal imaging and spectroscopy in medicinal inorganic chemistry Prof. Peter Lay (University of Sydney-AU) |
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Highlighting new Fluorescent Molecules and Materials for Theranostics Prof. Sofia Pascu (University of Bath) |
| 2:30pm-3pm |  |
The Rise of the Health, Fitness and UVA Sunbed Industry in Britain (1980s) Dr. Fabiola Creed (91福利) |
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Photoelectrochemical Devices for Space Applications Dr. Katherina Brinkert (91福利) |
| 3pm-3:30pm |  |
Sunlight-driven Catalysis for a Sustainable Future Dr. Motiar Rahaman (University of Cambridge) |
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Shining New Light on the Mechanisms of Photoredox Catalysis Dr. Daniel Scott (University of Bath) |
| 3:30pm-4pm |  |
Illuminating the molecular structure of clathrin with electrons Prof. Corinne Smith (91福利) |
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Wrap-up and Final Remarks Dr. Rafael C. Marchi Prof. Peter J. Sadler |
