Programme
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POSTERS
| Tamás Gyöngyösi | Novel clip-cosy based homo- and heteronuclear correlation experiments for semi-automatic NMR assignment of oligosaccharides | P-01 |
| Radka Klepochova | Detection of Acetylcarnitine in human skeletal muscle: A 7T 1H MRS study | P-02 |
| Katalin Kövér | Double perfect-echo inept based HSQMBC experiment: More efficient detection of heteronuclear multiple bond correlations and measurement of coupling constants | P-03 |
| Attila Domján | Complexation study of frustrated Lewis pairs | P-04 |
| Zita Harmat | Investigating the internal dynamics of a lipid-binding protein with molecular dynamics simulations using NMR data as restraints | P-05 |
| Anasztázia Hetényi | Target-specific NMR detection of protein–ligand interactions with antibody-relayed 15N-group selective STD | P-06 |
| Mónika Kéri | Parallel NMR cryoporometry, relaxometry and diffusiometry studies of porous carbon aerogels | P-07 |
| Urška Slapšak | PrPC N-terminus mediated cross-talk with NCAM fibronectin domain | P-08 |
| Márk Szabo | NMR study on non-covalent interactions between polymers and models of drug molecules | P-09 |
| Gyula Batta | Solution structure and dynamics of two new antifungal proteins PAFB and NFAP | P-10 |
| Michał Górka | Diagonal-free double-TROSY 4D HN(CA)NH experiment for backbone assignment in large proteins | P-11 |
| Michal Kalinak | Metabolic Changes In Trichoderma atroviride After Exposure to Oxylipins | P-12 |
| Vojč Kocman | Tetrahelical structures stabilized by GAGA-quartets, minor and major groove GCGC-quartets and G-G pairs in N1-carboniy symmetric geometry | P-13 |
| Bertalan Kovacs | Dynamic structural ensembles of parvulins based on experimental NOEs and order parameters | P-14 |
| Martina Lenarčič Živković | Expanding the structural diversity of G-rich sequences: G-hairpin stabilized by G:G base pairs | P-15 |
| Arash Mirzahosseini | Standard redox potential of thiol-disulfide systems determined with quantitative NMR | P-16 |
| Michal Nowakowski | Solution structure of bacteriocin BacSp222 from Staphylococcus pseudintermedius 222 | P-17 |
| Daša Pavc | Quadruplex structure of guanine-rich oligonucleotides with 5′-GC ends | P-18 |
| Peter Podbevsek | Key determinants for SINEUP activity probed with NMR | P-19 |
| Orsolya Tőke | The pH-dependence of internal motions in human ileal bile acid-binding protein: Implications for the mechanism of ligand binding | P-20 |
| Marko Trajkovski | Assessing G-quadruplex and i-motif structural features upon limiting DNA complementarity | P-21 |
| Ladislav Baciak | Multimodal imaging of hypoxic-ischemic brain lesion in neonatal rats | P-22 |
| Daniel Gogola | Dedicated low field nitrogen cooled superconductive coil for MRI | P-23 |
| Arash Mirzahosseini | Localized human in vivo real-time 31P magnetic resonance spectroscopy of skeletal muscle during and following exercise at 7 T | P-24 |
| Tomáš Tvrdík | Implementation of tractography to animal models with the aim of exact diagnostic and therapeutic approach in neurodegenerative diseases. | P-25 |
| Dimitris Argyropoulos | Computer assisted structure elucidation of two biflavonoids from the leaves of Ochna mauritiana | P-26 |
| Szabolcs Balogh | Structure elucidation of Pd complexes of P,N heterobidentate ligands bearing 2,4-pentanediyl backbone | P-27 |
| Suresh Kumar Vasa | Towards atomic-resolution structure of functional amyloids named hydrophobin rodlets by solid-state NMR | P-29 |
| Lubomir Melichercik | The Effect of Huperzine A on Early Stages of Dementia in Rat Model Measured by in vivo 1H MRS | P-30 |
| Jana Dohanosova | Dynamic behavior of isoxazolidinyl epoxides | P-31 |
| Orsolya Egyed | NMR studies on the role of triaryl boranes in Pd-catalyzed reactions | P-32 |
| Juraj Filo | Structural changes in photochromic isatin hydrazones monitored by NMR spectroscopy | P-33 |
| Dariusz Golowicz | NMR-based metabolomics of human body fluids | P-34 |
| Branislav Horváth | Structure elucidation of unexpected products from reaction of 1-phosphanorbornadiene-2-carboxyaldehyde with alcohols | P-35 |
| Jan Imrich | NMR can predict regioselectivity of 1,3-dipolar cycloadditions affording isoxazolines from acridin-9/4-YL dipolarophiles and benzonitrile oxides | P-36 |
| Uroš Javornik | Mechanistic insight into influence of stereochemistry on structural dynamics of P-chiral dinucleotides | P-37 |
| Luka Kavčič | Structural analysis of α-hydrazino peptides as potential inhibitors of Mdm2 | P-38 |
| Gábor Orgován | NMR as a tool of pH determination, free of electrodes and reference compounds | P-39 |
| Michal Šoral | Synthesis and characterization of a novel unexpectedly formed alkaloid 6-5-5-5 tetracyclic core | P-40 |
| Áron Szigetvári | NMR-based structure elucidation of a surprising trimeric vindoline product with the aid of heteronuclear spectral aliasing methods | P-41 |
| Áron Szigetvári | Reality or illusion? – Hunting for a mysterious impurity | P-42 |
| Jan Tarabek | Electron density “push-pull” interaction in series of 5-nitrosopyrimidines studied by NMR/EPR/DFT | P-43 |
| Szymon Zerko | Improving NUS 5D spectra quality with SSA reconstruction | P-44 |
| Alojz Soltys | Solid-state NMR study of thermoplastic starch | P-45 |
| Andrea Bodor | Morphological characterization of bicelles by a combined NMR-SAXS approach | P-46 |
| Kristof Grohe |
Non-equilibrium hydrogen exchange for determination of H-bond strength and water accessibility in solid proteins | P-47 |
| Calin Deleanu |
Classification of samples of Arnica Montana Plant based on NMR metabolomics |
P-48 |
Our sponsors
Confirmed invited speakers
Dr. Attila Andics,
Eötvös Loránd University,
Budapest, Hungary
Dr. Jill Barber,
The University of Manchester,
Manchester, United Kingdom
Prof. Dr. István Bányai,
Dept, of Colloid and Environmental Chemistry, University of Debrecen,
Debrecen, Hungary
Dr. Adolfo Botana,
JEOL UK,
Herts, United Kingdom
Prof. Mikhail Elyashberg,
Moscow Dept. of ACD/Labs,
Vernadsky Institute of RAS,
Moscow, Russia
Prof. Christian Griesinger,
Max Planck Institute
for Biophysical Chemistry,
Göttingen, Germany
Dr. Lars G. Hanson,
Danish Research Centre
for Magnetic Resonance,
Hvidovre, Denmark
Prof. Gábor Laurenczy,
Dept. of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, University of Lausanne,
Lausanne, Switzerland
Prof. Malcolm Levitt,
University of Southampton,
Southampton, UK
Prof. Dr. Burkhard Luy,
Institut für Organische Chemie, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie,
Karlsruhe, Germany
Prof. Dr. Dieter Michel,
University of Leipzig,
Leipzig, Germany
Prof. Ewald Moser,
Medical Physics and Biophysics, Medical University of Vienna,
Vienna, Austria
Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Norbert Müller,
Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Johanens Kepler University,
Linz, Austria
Dr. Yusuke Nishiyama,
Advanced Solid-state NMR Unit,
RIKEN CLST-JEOL
Collaboration Center,
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
Prof. András Perczel,
Department of Organic Chemistry, Eötvös Loránd University,
Budapest, Hungary
Dr. Roberta Pierattelli,
Center for Magnetic Resonance, University of Florence,
Sesto Fiorentino, Italy
Prof. Guido Pintacuda,
Centre de RMN à Très Hauts Champs FRE 3008
CNRS / UCBL /Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France
Prof. Miquel Pons,
Organic Chemistry Department,
University of Barcelona,
Barcelona, Spain
Dr. Stanislav Sykora,
Extra Byte,
Castano Primo, Italy
Prof. Michele Vendruscolo,
Department of Chemistry,
University of Cambridge,
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Prof. Jean-Luc Wolfender,
School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bioactive Natural Products Unit, University of Geneva,
Geneva, Switzerland
Dr. Lukás Zídek,
Central European Institute
of Technology,
Brno, Czech Republic
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