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DGMS 2009 - Conference Proceedings
42nd Annual conference of the German Society for Mass Spectrometry (DGMS) Konstanz, 8th - 11th of March 2009 & 20 Years Analytical Chemistry & Biopolymer Chemistry Konstanz Konstanz, 6th - 7th of March 2009
It is a great plasure to announce you that the
42nd DGMS conference
in 2009 will be hosted by our group at the University of Konstanz, between 8th and 11th of March.
Before the conference, on 6th and 7th of March, we invite you to our
anniversary colloquium “20 Years Analytical Chemistry & Mass Spectrometry Konstanz”.
All the information about these events is made available on the conference website:
Alzheimer's & Parkinson's Disease Symposium Monday 15th October 2007 Sydney
Professor Dr Michael Przybylski took part at A&PD Symposium in Sydney,being invited as an honour guest to sustain a plenary lecture about the new methods and developments of mass spectrometric proteomics and their importance for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease. Wissenschaftliche Tagung der
Fachgruppe FTMS Friday 13th April 2007
Konstanz It is a great plasure to announce the
scientific meeting of the FTMS section of the DGMS which will be held on
friday, 13th April 2007 at the University of Konstanz. In the programme of
the meeting the following talks are expected to be held: imvie² conference for imaging
in medical and life sciences with international participation
and two nobel laureate committee members 1 - bringing together physicans, biologists,
and European experts of the different image acquisition and processing
systems. 2 - presenting the latest developments of
these innovations, Pharmacology, biomedical analysis,
diagnostics, specific surgery, communication between physicans and
hospitals... require adequate images, adapted acquisition and
transmission systems as well as elaborated related automations and
robotics in order to guarantee the best safety and
reliability. A sucessful conference was given in September
2003 in Strasbourg: IMVIE 1 (Imagerie pour les Sciences du Vivant et la
Médecine - Strasbourg september 15/17, 2003) to stimulate
interdisciplinary activities and to update the participants (with
different backgrounds) to see more and to see better in biology,
constructive and reconstructive surgery, tele-surgery, safety and
learning (virtual and enhanced reality). This is the second conference,
open to the international and assembled a world-class
programme. Committee who created a high-quality
programme that will appeal to a wide cross-section of industrial and
academic scientists alike. The portfolio of topics that will be covered
in 2005 includes new advanced technologies. Michael Przybylski is awarded the Applied Biosystems Prize for
Excellence in Mass
Spectrometry Professor Dr Michael Przybylski is the latest
scientist to receive a coveted award sponsored by Applied Biosystems,
which recognises individuals who have made a significant contribution to
the development and application of mass spectrometry in life sciences.
Professor Przybylski was selected by a scientific jury in recognition of
his outstanding work in the area of protein analysis. The jury was appointed by the Board of the
German Society of Mass Spectrometry (DGMS) and
led by Professor Dr Jasna Peter-Katalinic, who acknowledged his work in
her award speech: “In the past two decades, mass spectrometry has
undergone important developments and its use in genomics and proteomics
has effectively revolutionised life science research. Novel concepts
have allowed mass spectrometry to be used in a more dynamic way and
Professor Przybylski has contributed to these developments from a very
early stage. In the eighties, he used plasma desorption mass
spectrometry for the analysis of intact biopolymers and, in more recent
years, has been working on Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance
(FTICR) mass spectrometry. The results of this work have given
extraordinary insight into the biologically active conformations of
proteins and their pathophysiological changes, for example, in the
course of Alzheimer’s disease;” this work has recently provided the
elucidation of a new vaccine lead structure against Alzheimer’s disease
(Nature Medicine, 2002). Jasna
Peter-Katalinic presenting the The photo shows (from left to
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