Biophotonics is a strongly growing discipline. However, the transfer of scientific
knowledge into industrial products is hindered by a missing mutual understanding
of users' needs and technical possibilities. To help overcome this barrier, physicians
will present their typical requirements in Oncology: Techniques for advanced cancer diagnostics, including improved typing, staging and grading of tumors. The aim of the workshops is to breakdown these requirements into defined "request chains" including full solutions, subsystems and components.
Agenda (10.00 am - 2.30 pm):
1) 10.00 Introduction: Prof. Jürgen Popp (IPHT Jena /Univ. Jena)
2) 10.10 Prof. Katarina Svanberg (Lund University):
“Cancer – from detection to therapy”
3) 10.25 Prof. Axel Niendorf (Institut für diagnostische Histopathologie und Zytologie):
“Optical technologies in pathology”
4) 10.50 Dr. Niels Grabe (University Hospital Heidelberg):
“Tissue based Systems Biology as a Fundamental Approach for Future Diagnostics”
5) 11.15 Prof. Rasmus Schröder (CellNetworks, University of Heidelberg):
“Current developments in correlative light and electron microscopy of cellular samples”
6) 11.40 Prof. Jochen Herms (Neuropathology at the LMU Munich):
“Challenges in the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic methods for neurologic diseases”
7) 12.05 Lunch break
8) 12.35 Dr. Ernst Stelzer (EMBL, Heidelberg): “3D-squared (3D2):
Three-dimensional microscopy for a three-dimensional world”
9) 13.00 Dr. Thomas Gahm (TriPath Imaging Inc.):
“Image Analysis in Pathology“
10) 13.25 Dr. Ulrich Simon (Carl Zeiss AG):
“Challenges to address current instrument needs in Life Sciences”
11) 13.50 Discussion
2009-06-17
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