11th ESP 2005 - Aix-les-Bains, France, September 3/8, 2005

Programme

Registration

Le Foyer, Casino Grand Cercle - Opening hours        

Saturday, 3 September: 16.00 – 19.00

Sunday, 4 September – Wednesday, 7 September: 07.45 – 18.00

Thursday, 8 September: 07.45 – 13.00

Sunday, September 4

08.45: Opening Ceremony - Welcome Addresses
 
09.00: Young Scientist Award Lecture
  J.Y. Matroule (BEL): NF-kappaB, a key player in PDT-induced inflammatory response
 
09.30: Coffee Break
 
10.00: Parallel Symposia
  ALA-based PDT
DNA damage and repair
Novel blue light receptors
Oxidative stress in plants
 
Lunch Break
 
14.30: Parallel Symposia
  Molecular and cellular aspects of PDT
Photocarcinogenesis
Role of natural and artificial photosynthesis in sustainable energy development
Visual pigments and phototransduction (Joint ASP-ESP Symposium)

 

Monday, September 5

08.45: Photobiology update
  J. Krutmann (GER): Signal transduction in keratinocytes under UV-A radiation
 
09.30: Coffee Break
 
10.00: Parallel Symposia
  Photodermatology (ESD-ESP Joint Symposium)
Photodiagnosis and optical techniques for medical diagnosis
Physical chemistry of photosensitizers: membrane interactions, vectorisation and targeting
UV and visible light effects in aquatic environments
 
Lunch Break
 
14.00: Poster Session I
 
15.30: Parallel Symposia
  Photoageing
Photochemistry and photobiology of fullerenes (EPA-ESP Joint Symposium)
Photomovements
UV effects oral communications

 

Tuesday September, 6

08.45: Photobiology update
  N. E. Geacintov ( USA ): Oxidative DNA damage: from electron/hole injection to gel electrophoresis
 
09.30: Coffee Break
 
10.00: Parallel Symposia
  Clinical applications of PDT
Light-regulation in plants: growth and rhythms
Photoimmunology (sponsored by L'Oréal)
 
Lunch Break
 
14.30: Parallel Symposia
  Photochemistry and phototoxicity of drugs
Photoprotection and sunscreens
Plant photobiology in extreme environments
 
17.30: ESP General Assembly
 
20.00: Banquet - ESP Medals Awards

 

Wednesday September 7, Morning

08.45: Photobiology update
  F. Nagy (HUN): Small molecules play an important role in circadian time-keeping
 
09.30: Coffee Break
 
10.00: Parallel Symposia
  Acclimation, stress and regulation of photosynthesis
Cellular response to solar UV
Ocular light damage
 
Lunch Break
 
14.00: Poster Session II
 
15.30: Parallel Symposia
  Animal model of photocarcinogenesis
Antimicrobial PDT
Spectroscopic studies of fast and ultrafast events in photobiology
 

Thursday September 8, Morning

08.45: Photobiology update
  R. Salimbeni (ITA): Photoprotection and photorestoration of cultural heritage
 
09.30: Coffee Break
 
10.00: Parallel Symposia
  Mechanisms of plant UV-response
PDT: oral communications
Photochemistry and photobiology of biomolecules
 
13.00: Closing