19. - 20.10.2022 | Nanion User Meeting Munich Germany

Meeting Venue: Nanion Headquarters, Munich, Germany

Welcome to the 2022 Nanion User Meeting!

Join us in Munich for our Annual User Meeting! We will hear research presented by a number of international renowned scientists, along with a SyncroPatch 384 workshop including a live demonstration, networking, poster presentations and lots more! Live demonstrations of all of our instruments will also be on offer, including PepT1, SGLT1, NCX and TMEM175 on the SURFE²R instruments!

Date and time:
Start: October 19^th, 2022 
End: October 20^th, 2022

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Access the agenda of the User Meeting here:

Agenda (Additional speakers may be announced; program subject to change)

Confirmed Speakers: 

• David Beech (University of Leeds)
• Jennifer Deuis (University of Queensland)
• Helen Waller-Evans (University of Cardiff)
• Francesco Moccia (University of Pavia)
• Andre Bazzone (Nanion Technologies)
• Emanuela Colucci (University of Groningen)
• Thomas Mager (University of Göttingen)
• Nathan Palpant (University of Queensland)
• Vince Truong (Anatomic)
• Carlos Vanoye (Northwestern University Chicago)
• Nataliia Dmitrieva (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
• Marc Rogers (The Channelogist)
• Edward Humphries (Discovery Sciences, BioPharmaceuticals R&D, AstraZeneca)
• Tobias Ensslen (University of Freiburg)
• Bjorn Knollmann (Vanderbilt University)
• Adam Dorey (University College London)
• Carol Milligan (University of Melbourne)

Collaborating Partners

                 
             

Poster Session [Digital download available after 19.10.2022*]

Title: Chemical Synthesis of Transmembrane Proteins: from Ion Channels to Bio-inspired Sensors 
Authors: Hanna Zhdanova & Jordi C. J. Hintzen
Institution: University of Gothenburg

Title: Lot-to-lot consistency study of commercial human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes regarding contractile properties
Authors: Bettina Lickiss, Matthias Gossmann, Peter Linder, Sonja Stoelzle-Feix, Ouissame Filali, Ravi Vaidyanathan & Niels Fertig 
Institution: innoVitro GmbH

Title: Assessment of a Smooth Muscle Cell Maturation Protocol for the Analysis of Contractile Properties
Authors: Matthias Gossmann, Jan Hunker, Peter Linder, Sonja Stoelzle -Feix, Bettina Lickiss, Elena Dragicevic, Ulrich Thomas, Michael George & Niels Fertig
Institution: innoVitro GmbH

Title: Development of conjugated toxins as a new tool for in-vivo and in-vitro imaging
Authors: Shai Shoham, Ela Kolb & Niv Dobzinski
Institution: Alomone Labs

Title: Small-molecule inhibitors of PIEZO1 channels
Authors: Jacob A. Kinsella, Tom Goetze, Greg Parsonage, Oleksandr Povstyan, Rachel Trowbridge, Charlotte Revill, Adam Nelson, Richard Foster and David J. Beech
Institution: University of Leeds

Title: Functional characterization of human GAT-1 through solid-supported membrane electrophysiology
Authors: Rocco Zerlotti, Maria Barthmes, Andre Bazzone
Institution: RIGeL, Regensburg Int. Grad. School of Life Science, Germany & Nanion Technologies GmbH

Title: A New Suite of Media for Cardiotoxicity and Drug Discovery Studies with Human iPSC-derived Cardiomyocytes
Authors: Ouissame Filali,  Annie Armstrong, Megan K. Livingston, Coby Carlson, Cara Rieger, Nathan Meyer, Ravi Vaidyanathan, and Deepika Rajesh
Institution: FUJIFILM Cellular Dynamics, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Title: Preparation and characterization of liposomes in physiological and non-physiological buffer systems for usage in BLM and SSM
Authors: Springer Fabian, Seeger T., Worek F., Niessen KV
Institution: Bundeswehr Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology & Julius-Maximilians-University Wuerzburg

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