In the field of Biotechnology, the development of research projects for knowledge increase and/or commercial interest to answer public-health demand is strongly dependent on interdisciplinary interplays between physics, chemistry, engineering, biology and medicine. This is to date especially true for Nano-Biotechnology.
Our symposium will bring together Norwegian and French researchers from University and Industry. It will encourage discussions on the nano- and micro-applications of Material Sciences to Biology and Medicine (see session details below). Because the control of nanoscale objects can lead to substantial technological and knowledge breakthroughs and open new markets, it is important to facilitate exchanges of ideas and to join competences.
● Prof. Rolf Bjerkvig – Bergen, Norway
– Translational Cancer Research, Dept. of Biomedicine, UiB
– The NorLux laboratories for neuro-oncology research
● Prof. Patrick Boisseau – Grenoble, France
– CEA-Léti-MiNaTec, Head, Business Development in Nanomedicine
– Nano2Life European Network of Excellence
● Prof. Knut Børve – Bergen, Norway
– Unit for inorganic chemistry, nano structures and modeling
● Prof. Pierre Bongrand – Marseille, France
– Cell Adhesion and Inflammation, INSERM UMR600 /CNRS UMR6212
● Assoc. Prof. Mihaela Cimpan – Bergen, Norway
– Biomaterials, Dept. of Clinical Dentistry, UiB
– Odontologiske Biomaterialer
● Assoc. Prof. Per Øyvind Enger – Bergen, Norway
– Translational Cancer Research, Dept. of Biomedicine, UiB
● Prof. Elias Fattal – Châteney-Malabry, France
– School of Pharmacy, CNRS UMR 8612
– The International Society of Drug Delivery Sciences and Technology
● Prof. Bertrand Fourcade – Grenoble, France
– Institut Albert Bonniot, INSERM/University of Grenoble
– Bertrand Fourcade
● Dr. Marie-Madeleine Giraud-Guille – Paris, France
– Equipe "Matériaux et Biologie", Pierre et Marie Curie University, EPHE, CNRS UMR 7574
● Prof. Bjørn Tore Gjertsen – Bergen, Norway
– Haematology section, Institute of medicine, UiB and Haukeland University Hospital
● Prof. Donald Gullberg – Bergen, Norway
– Matrix Biology, Dept. of Biomedicine, UiB
● Dr. Matthieu Piel – Paris, France
– Systems Cell Biology of Cell polarity and Cell division, CNRS UMR 144 / Institut Curie
● Dr. Christian Simon – Oslo, Norway
– Functional Ceramics and Nanomaterials, SINTEF
● Dr. Emilia Pisani – Paris, France
– BioAlliance Pharma SA
● Prof. Roger Strand – Bergen, Norway
– Centre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities
● Dr. Annie Viallat – Marseille, France
– Cell Adhesion and Inflammation, INSERM UMR600 / CNRS UMR6212
– French network GDR3070: Physics from cell to tissue
● Prof. Jean-Louis Viovy – Paris, France
– Macromolecules and Microsystems in Biology and Medicine, CNRS UMR 168 / Institut Curie
● Dr. Juan Yang – Oslo, Norway
– Functional Ceramics and Nanomaterials, SINTEF
- Session 1 : Fabrication processes at nanoscale and microscale and Bio-compatible or bio-instructive materials
- Session 2 : Cell adhesion, cell mechanics and gene regulation in human diseases
- Session 3 : Nano- and micro-systems for studies of cells
- Session 4 : Diagnostic and treatment in medicine, "nano-medicaments"
- Session 5 : Presentations of biotech companies and of academic programme
● BioAlliance Pharma – Paris, France
● AtomicForce – Mannheim, Germany
● CYTOO – Grenoble, France (to be confirmed)
– Programme (PDF)
– Flyer (PDF)
● Dr. Alexandre Micoulet – Bergen, Norway
– Unit for nano-featured systems in Biomedicine, Department of Biomedicine, UiB
– e-mail: micoulet@biomed.uib.no
● Prof. Bjørn Tore Gjertsen – Bergen, Norway
– Haematology section, Institute of medicine, UiB and Haukeland University Hospital
● Prof. Donald Gullberg – Bergen, Norway
– Matrix Biology, Department of Biomedicine, UiB
● Dr. Øyvind Halskau – Bergen, Norway
● Dr. Michaël Marie – Bergen, Norway
● Dr. Alexandre Micoulet – Bergen, Norway
● Dr. Jonathan Soulé – Bergen, Norway
nanomed@biomed.uib.no
Dead line for registration 16th of August, extended until 28th of August, 2009
Registration is mandatory even if no fee is applicable to you.
If you have to pay fees, you will receive an invoice by mail and registration confirmation will be send by email after payment. If you do not have to pay fees, your registration will be confirmed by email.
To register please fill out the registration form (PDF or Word) and send it by email to nanomed@biomed.uib.no
Symposium fee
| Student, PhD student |
No fee (1)(2) |
| Participant affiliated to UiB |
No fee (1)(2) |
| Other participant |
NOK 1200 (3) |
| Exhibition stand for company |
NOK 4000 (4) |
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(1) No lunch served. Cafeterias is located in the BBB building and at the Haukeland hospital
(2) Lunches can be served, if the participant chooses to pay a fee of NOK 1200
(3) Contribution to lunches, coffee breaks and symposium dinner
(4) Please contact A. Micoulet at micoulet@biomed.uib.no
Symposium-dinner fee
| ● If you pay the symposium-fee |
no additional fee |
| ● If you do not pay the symposium-fee |
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| Students |
NOK 100 |
| PhD students |
NOK 200 |
| Others |
NOK 400 |
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● Location of the symposium
Auditorium 1 at the "Bygg for biologiske basalfag (BBB)" (Department of Biomedicine)
Street address : Jonas Lies vei 91, 5009 Bergen
● Transport to/from Bergen Airport Flesland
Bergen airport is situated 20 kilometres south of Bergen City Centre and it takes approx. 30 minutes by car/bus. The airport coach ("Flybussen") provides transportation for airlines passengers between Bergen City Centre and Bergen Airport Flesland.
● Public transportation
You can find information on public bus transportation in Bergen at Tide Bus.
From Bergen city centre to the BBB : public-transportation bus number 2 or 31, 90 and stop at "Haukeland sykehus"
Taxi companies in Bergen:
– Bergen Taxi
– Norgestaxi
● Bergen Airport
● Air France — KLM
Get the best price for your flight with Air France and KLM Global Meetings: for Event ID Code to keep for the booking, please contact organizers at nanomed@biomed.uib.no and then click here for more details and booking.
No more pre-booked rooms are available at this date. Participants are still encourage to contact the Neptune Hotel and mention that they participate to the symposium. The hotel may consider it.
– Foundation Franco–Novégienne – Fransk–norsk Stiftelse
– French Embassy in Olso
– Department of Biomedicine
Touristic informations
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