PROGRAM:

August 23 (Monday)
Opening Ceremony 09:00-09:15			Room A
		Leif Matsson, Secretary General ICBP2004
		Mats Jonson, Nobel Institute for Physics
		Clas Blomberg, Chairman ICBP2004
Plenary Lectures 09:15-12:00			Room A
Chairpersons: Pal Ormos (Szeged Univ., Hungary), Eugene Shakhnovich (Harvard Univ., Cambridge, USA), Mats Jonson (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
PL1:	09:15-10:15	Physics Confronts Biology: DNA Interactions in the Test Tube, the Virus, and the Cell	Room A
		Adrian Parsegian. NIH Bethesda, USA
Break	10:15-10:30
PL2:	10:30-11:15	Biofunctional Supramolecular Interfacial Architectures for Optical Biosensing	Room A
		Wolfgang Knoll. MPI Mainz, Germany
PL3:	11:15-12:00	Optical Explorations of Single Molecules	Room A
		W. E. Moerner. Stanford University, USA
Poster Sessions A 13:15-15:00			Near Room A
Symposium 1 Single Molecule Dynamics 15:00-18:00			Room A
Chairpersons: W. E. Moerner (Stanford Univ., USA), Andreas Zumbusch (Univ. of Munich, Germany), Mikael Käll (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
S1-1:	15:00-15:20	Single Macromolecules: Hierarchic Thermodynamics, Irreversability and Biological Function.	Room A
		Kenishi Yoshikawa. Kyoto University, Japan
S1-2:	15:20-15:40	Single Particle Manipulation by Microstructures Generated and Operated by Light.	Room A
		Pal Ormos. Szeged University, Hungary
S1-3:	15:40-16:00	Direct Observations of Tiers in the Energy Landscape of a Protein: A Single Molecule Study	Room A
		Jürgen Köhler. University of Bayreuth, Germany
S1-4:	16:00-16:20	LexA-DNA Bond Strength by Single Molecule Force Spectroscopy	Room A
		Lilian T. Costa. LM University, Munich, Germany
Break	16:20-16:40
S1-5:	16:40-17:00	Single Molecule Spectroscopy with Vibronic Excitations	Room A
		Andreas Zumbusch. University of Munich, Germany
S1-6:	17:00-17:20	Atomic-scale Dynamical Single Molecule Observations Using X-rays	Room A
		Yuji C. Sasaki. JASRI, Sayou-gun, Hyougo-ken, Japan
S1-7:	17:20-17:40	Ions Crossing a Viral Ion Channel: Steered Molecular Dynamics Simulations on Vpu from HIV-1	Room A
		Wolfgang B. Fischer. University of Oxford, UK
S1-8:	17:40-18:00	Novel Fluorescent Proteins for Molecular and Cellular Biophysics Studies	Room A
		Gerd Ulrich Nienhaus. University of Ulm, Germany
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Symposium 2 Nanotechnology and Surface Science in Biology 15:00-18:00			Room B
Chairpersons: Wolfgang Knoll (MPI Mainz, Germany), Fredrik Höök (Chalmers UT.,Göteborg, Sweden), Bengt Kasemo (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
S2-1:	15:00-15:30	Bilayers in a Supporting Role: Tethered Vesicles and Composition Analysis	Room B
		Steven G. Boxer. Stanford University, USA
S2-2:	15:30-16:00	Molecular Recognition in 2D Binary Mixtures of DNA-Base Molecules Studied by STM	Room B
		Maya Schöck. University of Aarhus, Denmark
S2-3:	16:00-16:20	Spontaneous Stretching of DNA in Nanofluidic Channels	Room B
		Jonas O. Tegenfeldt. Lund University, Sweden
Break	16:20-16:40
S2-4:	16:40-17:00	Protein Surface – the Dynamics of the Interactions between Protein, Water and Small Solutes	Room B
		Ran Friedman. Tel Aviv University, Israel
S2-5:	17:00-17:20	Molecular Recognition Based on Optical Spectroscopy of Single Gold Nanoparticle	Room B
		Gunnar Raschke. LM University, Munich, Germany
S2-6:	17:20-17:40	Target Specificity of a Peptide Aptamer Selected against Titanium	Room B
		Kiyotaka Shiba. Tokyo Cancer Institute, Japan
S2-7:	17:40-18:00	Enzymatic Reactions in Biomimetic Confined Containers of Liposomes	Room B
		Kristin Sott. Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden
Symposium 8 Modeling Aspects on Cell Biology 15:00-18:00			Room C
Chairpersons: Eshel Ben-Jacob (Tel Aviv Univ., Israel), Milian Brumen (Maribor Univ., Slovenia), Måns Ehrenberg (Uppsala Univ., Sweden), Johan Paulsson (Univ. of Cambridge, UK).
S8-1:	15:00-15:30	Towards a Stochastic Systems Biology	Room C
		Johan Paulsson. University of Cambridge, UK
S8-2:	15:30-16:00	Modelling of AMPA-Triggered Calcium Dynamics in Retinal Horizontal Cells	Room C
		Shi-Yong Huang. Shanghai University, China
S8-3:	16:00-16:20	Computational Software and Applications in Systems Biology	Room C
		Frank Bergmann. Keck Graduate Inst., Claremont, USA
Break	16:20-16:40
S8-4:	16:40-17:10	Singe Cell Oscillator: The Circadian Clock in Bacteria	Room C
		Irina Mihalcescu. J. Fourier University, Grenoble, France
S8-5:	17:10-17:40	Mathematical Modelling of Ca^2+ Oscillations in Airway Smooth Muscle Cells	Room C
		Milian Brumen. Maribor University, Slovenia
S8-6:	17:40-18:00	Nanoscale Chemical Reaction Networks	Room C
		Owe Orwar. Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden
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Party:	19:00-21:00	Informal Get-Together at “Börsen” (City Hall), Gustav Adolfs Torg, Centre of Göteborg (Free of Charge).
August 24 (Tuesday)
Plenary Lectures 09:00-12.00			Room A
Chairpersons: Adrian Parsegian (NIH Bethesda, USA), Gunnar von Heijne (Stockholm Univ., Sweden).
PL4:	09:00-10:00	Can We Model DNA Dynamics at the Mesoscale?	Room A
		Michel Peyrard. Ecole Normale Sup., Lyon, France
Break	10:00-10:20
PL5:	10:20-11:10	Functional Holography of Neuronal Networks Activity	Room A
		Eshel Ben-Jacob. Tel Aviv University, Israel
PL6:	11:10-12:00	Single DNA Translocation Experiments	Room A
		Cees Dekker. Delft UT, Netherlands
Poster Sessions A 13:00-15:00			Near Room A
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Symposium 6 Dynamical Models of DNA 15:00-18:00			Room A
Chairpersons: Michel Peyrard (Ecole Normale Sup., Lyon, France), Leif Matsson (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
S6-1:	15:00-15:20	Modeling DNA Conformational Transitions	Room A
		Sergey Volkov. Bogolyubov Institute, Kiev, Ukraine
S6-2:	15:20-15:40	DNA Dynamically Directs its Own Transcription Initiations	Room A
		Kim Rasmussen. Los Alamos NL, USA
S6-3:	15:40-16:05	Electrostatic Recognition and Evolution of Life	Room A
		Alexei A. Kornyshev. Imperial College, London, UK
S6-4:	16:05-16:20	Statistical Mechanics of Columnar DNA Assemblies	Room A
		Dominic J. Lee. Imperial College, London, UK
Break	16:20-16:40
S6-5:	16:40-17:00	Internal Motions of DNA and RNA Studied by NMR	Room A
		Jurgen Schleucher. Umeå University, Sweden
S6-6:	17:00-17:20	Biophysical Analysis of Chromatin Structure and Dynamics	Room A
		Nikolay Korolev. School of Biological Sciences, Singapore
S6-7:	17:20-17:40	Position-Dependent Dynamics of Base and Backbone in ss- and ds-DNA	Room A
		Tippana Ramreddy. Tata Institute, Mumbai, India
S6-8:	17:40-18:00	Microwave Conductivity and Infrared Absorption in Poly(dG)-Poly(dC) DNA and Poly(dA)-Poly(dT) DNA	Room A
		Hiroshi Matsui. Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
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Symposium 3 Biosensors and Medical Applications 15:00-18:00			Room B
Chairpersons: David Walt (Tufts Univ., Medford, USA), Bo Liedberg (Linköping Univ., Sweden), Ingemar Lundström (Linköping Univ., Sweden).
S3-1:	15:00-15:30	Analysis of Protein – Protein Interactions on Protein Microarrays Utilizing Time-Resolved UV Fluorescence Spectroscopy	Room B
		Peter Schellenberg. Inst. of Mol. Biotech., Jena, Germany
S3-2:	15:30-16:00	Investigation of Protein in Human Brain Tissue and HEP G2 Cells by Laser-Microdissection/Pressure-Catapult, nLC/MSMS and Chip Gene Expression Analysis	Room B
		Bernd Saegmueller. LM University, Munich, Germany
S3-3:	16:00-16:20	Induction of Immune Response and Differentiation in Equine Cells Using Micropatterned Monolayers of Bacterial-LPS	Room B
		José M. Morán-Mirabal. Cornell University, New York, USA
Break	16:20-16:40
S3-4:	16:40-17:00	Molecular Investigations of a pH Responsive Protein Hydrogel	Room B
		Daniel J. Johnson. University of Nottingham, UK
S3-5:	17:00-17:20	Membrane on a Chip. Applications of Tethered Lipid Bilayers	Room B
		Ingo Köper. MPI Mainz, Germany
S3-6:	17:20-17:40	Microvascularised Flaps Follow-Up Using Surface Sensor Pulse Oximetery	Room B
		Nureddin Ashammakhi. Tampere UT, Finland
S3-7:	17:40-18:00	Conjugated Luminescent Polyelectrolytes – Conformation Sensitive Optical Probes for the Recording of Biomolecular Processes	Room B
		Peter Nilsson. Linköping University, Sweden
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Symposium 4 Charge Transfer in Biomolecules, and Photobiology 15:00-18:00			Room C
Chairpersons: Cees Dekker (Delft UT, Netherlands), Tomas Gillbro (Umeå Univ., Sweden), Bengt Nordén (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
S4-1:	15:00-15:30	Ultrafast Peptide Dynamics	Room C
		Josef Wachtveitl. J. W. Goethe University, Germany
S4-2:	15:30-15:50	Experimental Studies of Structure, Function, and Coherent Oscillations in Biomolecules	Room C
		Paul Champion. Northeastern University, Boston, USA
S4-3:	15:50-16:05	DNA Charge Transfer: An Atomistic Model	Room C
		Thorsten Koslowski. Freiburg University, Germany
S4-4:	16:05-16:20	A Nonadiabatic Theory for Ultrafast Catalytic Electron Transfer Modelling the Photosynthetic Reaction Center	Room C
		Serge Aubry. L. Brillouin Lab., Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Break	16:20-16:40
S4-5:	16:40-17:00	Electrochemical and Bioelectrochemical Electron Transfer towards the Single-Molecule Level	Room C
		Jens Ulstrup. DTU Lyngby, Denmark
S4-6:	17:00-17:20	Delocalization in Biological Systems	Room C
		Sven Larsson. Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden
S4-7:	17:20-17:40	Theoretical Analysis of Decomposition Reaction of Dioxetanone in Firefly Bioluminescence	Room C
		Naohisa Wada. Toyo University, Japan
S4-8:	17:40-18:00	Light-Controlled Electronic Communication in Photoswitchable Biosensors	Room C
		Marina Voinova. Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden
August 25 (Wednesday)
Plenary Lectures 09:00-12:00			Room A
Chairpersons: Hans Frauenfelder (Los Alamos NL, USA), Sven Larsson. (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden.)
PL7:	09:00-10:00	Determining to Divide: How do Cells Decide?	Room A
		Kendall A. Smith. Cornell University, New York, USA
Break	10:00-10:20
PL8:	10:20-11:10	High Density Optical Fibre Microarrays	Room A
		David R. Walt. Tufts University, Medford, USA
PL9:	11:10-12:00	Long Range Charge Transport in DNA	Room A
		Joshua Jortner. Tel Aviv University, Israel
Poster Session A must be removed before 12:00 Today, Wednesday, in order to Make Room for Poster Session B
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Public Lecture
PL10:	13:30-14:30	Spectroscopic Imaging in Medicine – Diagnosis and Commercialization	Room A
		Ian Smith. NRC, Winnipeg, Canada
Round Table Discussion			Room A
Chairpersons: Clas Blomberg (KTH Stocholm, Sweden), Leif Matsson (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
RT:	14:30-15:30	What Can Physics Do For Biology?
		Panel members to be announced
Afternoon Free
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19:30-22:30 Banquet at Chalmers Conference Centre Restaurant
August 26 (Thursday)
Plenary Lectures 09:00-12.00			Room A
Chairpersons: William E. Brownell (Baylor College, Houston, USA), John Hertz (Nordita, Copenhagen, Denmark), Hans Liljenström (SLU, Uppsala, Sweden).
PL11:	09:00-10:00	Encoding for Computation: Recognizing Brief Dynamical Patterns by Exploiting Effects of Weak Rhythms on Action Potential Timing	Room A
		John Hopfield. Princeton University, USA
Break	10:00-10:20
PL12:	10:20-11:10	Processive Motor Proteins and Stochastic Mechanochemistry	Room A
		Michael E. Fisher. Univ. of Maryland, College Park, USA
PL13:	11:10-12:00	Plateaus and Jumps in Single-Molecule DNA Unzipping Experiments	Room A
		David Nelson. Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
Poster Sessions B 13:00-15:00			Near Room A
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Symposium 9 Physics of the Neural System 15:00-18:00			Room A
Chairpersons: John Hopfield (Princeton Univ., USA), Frank Moss (Univ. of Missouri, St. Louis, USA), Erik Fransén (KTH Stockholm, Sweden).
S9-1:	15:00-15:30	Thresholds and Noise	Room A
		Frank Moss. University of Missouri, St. Louis, USA
S9-2:	15:30-15:50	The Relation of Different-Scale Membrane Processes under Nitric Oxide Influence	Room A
		Nadiya Ulyanova. Moscow State University, Russia
S9-3:	15:50-16:20	Modelling the Non-Classical Receptive Field of Retina Ganglion Cells and its Orientation Bias	Room A
		Fanji Gu. Fudan University, Shanghai, China
Break	16:20-16:40
S9-4:	16:40-17:00	Noise-Enhanced Categorization in a Recurrently Reconnected Neural Network	Room A
		Christopher Monterola. MPI Dresden, Germany
S9-5:	17:00-17:20	Neocortical Circuitry as a Dynamical Spin Glass	Room A
		John Hertz. Nordita, Copenhagen, Denmark
S9-6:	17:20-17:40	Model of Neuron in Entorhinal Cortex Displaying Line Attractor Dynamics of Spiking Activity	Room A
		Erik Fransén. KTH Stockholm, Sweden
S9-7:	17:40-18:00	The Sleep Cycle Modelled as a Cortical Phase Transition	Room A
		Moira L. Steyn-Ross. Univ. of Waikato, New Zealand
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Symposium 7 Physics of Subcellular Structures 15:00-18:00			Room B
Chairpersons: Michael E. Fisher (Univ. of Maryland, College Park, USA ), John F. Nagle (Carnegie Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, USA), Olle Edholm (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden).
S7-1:	15:00-15:30	The Piezoelectric Outer Hair Cell: Electro-Mechanical Coupling in Membranes	Room B
		William E. Brownell. Baylor College, Houston, USA
S7-2:	15:30-15:55	Diffuse X-Ray Scattering Provides More and Better Information About Membranes than Traditional Diffraction methods	Room B
		John F. Nagle. Carnegie Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, USA
S7-3:	15:55-16:20	Red Blood Cell Shape and Fluctuations: Cytoskeleton Confinement and ATP Activity	Room B
		Samuel Safran. Weizmann Inst., Rehovot, Israel
Break	16:20-16:40
S7-4:	16:40-17:10	Molecular Dynamics Modeling of Tubulin Isotypes and its Consequences for the Structural and Kinetic Properties of Microtubules	Room B
		Jack Tuszynski. University of Alberta, Canada
S7-5:	17:10-17:35	Nonlinear Ferroelectric Model for Microtubules	Room B
		Miljko Sataric. TU Novi Sad, Serbia
S7-6:	17:35-18:00	Growth Dynamics of Force-Generating Microtubules Measured at Near-Molecular Resolution	Room B
		Marileen Dogterom. FOM Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Symposium 11 Complex Systems in Biological Physics 15:00-18:00			Room C
Chairpersons: David Nelson (Harvard Univ., USA ), Zoran Konkoli (Chalmers UT, Sweden), Bernhard Mehlig (Chalmers.UT, Sweden), Owe Orwar (Chalmers UT, Sweden)
S11-1:	15:00-15:30	Dynamic Phenomena and Force Generation in Cells	Room C
		Frank Jülicher. MPI Dresden, Germany
S11-2	15:30-15:50	Dynamics of Polymer Translocation through a Nanopore: Theory Meets Experiments	Room C
		Anatoly B. Kolomeisky. Rice University, Houston, USA
S11-3:	15:50-16:20	Mathematical Modeling of Bacterial Growth During Amino Acid Limitation	Room C
		Måns Ehrenberg. Uppsala University, Sweden
Break	16:20-16:40
S11-4:	16:40-17:00	Condensation and Redissolution of DNA Induced by Multivalent Counterions	Room C
		Elshad Allahyarov. University of Düsseldorf, Germany
S11-5	17:00-17:20	Bacterial Persistence in the Light of Microfluids	Room C
		Nathalie Questenbert-Balaban. The Hebrew Univ., Israel
S11-6:	17:20-17:40	Optimized Baxter Model of Protein Solutions: Electrostatics versus Adhesion	Room C
		Peter Prinsen. Delft UT, Netherlands
S11-7:	17:40-18:00	Dynamic Simulation of Active/Inactive Chromatin Domains	Room C
		Jens Odenheimer. Heidelberg University, Germany
August 27 (Friday)
Symposium 5 Structure and Dynamics of Biomolecules 09:00-12:00			Room A
Chairpersons: Alan Fersht (MRC Cambridge, UK), Peter G. Wolynes (UCSD, USA), Anders Irbäck (Lund Univ., Sweden), Mikael Oliveberg (Umeå Univ., Sweden).
S5-1:	09:00-09:30	Exploring Protein Folding Landscapes Using Atomic Force Microscopy	Room A
		Jane Clarke. University of Cambridge, UK
S5-2:	09:30-10:00	Physics Meets Evolution: Natural Selection of Proteins in Vivo and in Silico	Room A
		Eugene Shakhnovich. Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
Break	10:00-10:20
S5-3:	10:20-10:50	Experimental and Simulated Folding Pathways	Room A
		Alan Fersht. MRC Cambridge, UK
S5-4:	10:50-11:05	Dewetting in Nanoscale Hydrophobic Plates Collapse and Multi-Domain Protein Folding	Room A
		Ruhong Zhou. Columbia University, New York, USA
S5-5:	11:05-11:20	Aggregation of Islet Amyloid Polypeptide (IAPP) in the Presence of Lipid Membranes	Room A
		Emma Sparr. Lund University, Sweden
S5-6:	11:20-11:40	Equilibrium Fluctuations in Myoglobuline, Lysozyme and Reaction Center	Room A
		Yurii Krupyanskii. N N Semenov Inst., Moscow, Russia
S5-7:	11:40-12:00	Structural Dynamics in the Active Site of Murine Neuroglobin and Its Effects on Ligand Binding	Room A
		Karin Nienhaus. University of Ulm, Germany
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Symposium 10 Evolution and the Origin of Life 09:00-12:00			Room B
Chairpersons: Gunter von Kiedrowski (Univ. of Ruhr-Bochum, Germany), Clas Blomberg (KTH Stocholm, Sweden).
S10-1:	09:00-09:30	The Dynamics of the Earliest Genomes	Room B
		Eors Szathmary. Collegium Budapest, Hungary
S10-2:	09:30-10:00	Assembling Self-Replicating Protocells	Room B
		Steen Rasmussen. Los Alamos NL, USA
Break	10:00-10:20
S10-3:	10:20-10:40	Spectroscopic Observations of Biologically Significant Organics in Interstellar Clouds and Comets	Room B
		Albert Nummelin. Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden
S10-4:	10:40-11:00	The Origin of Protocells and Their Structural Elements on the Basis of the Apatite Matrix and Cocrystallizing Minerals	Room B
		Eduard Y. Kostetsky. Far Eastern Univ., Vladivostok, Russia
S10-5:	11:00-11:20	Protein Structure Evolution by Assessing the Dissimilarity in Protein Loop Regions	Room B
		Anna R. Panchenko. NIH Bethesda, USA
S10-6:	11:20-11:40	Computer-Modeling of Life´s Origin Assuming a Highly Diversified World as the Driving Force	Room B
		Christoph Kuhn. ETH Zürich, Switzerland
S10-7:	11:40-12:00	Stereospecifique Ordering and Micelleformation of Bioorganic Matter: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Isomerization Kinetics and Micelle Formation	Room B
		Soeren Toxvaerd. Copenhagen University, Denmark
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Symposium 12 General Biological Physics 09:00-12:00			Room C
Chairpersons: Steven G. Boxer (Stanford Univ., USA), Frank Jülicher (MPI Dresden, Germany), Mats Jonson (Chalmers UT., Göteborg, Sweden), Marina Voinova (Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden).
S12-1:	09:00-09:20	Excitation Induced Conformational Transformations and Dynamics of Biological Macromolecules	Room C
		Yuri Gaididei. Bogolyubov Institute, Ukraine
S12-2:	09:20-09:40	Lyotropic Ion Channel Current Model: Relation to Ising Model	Room C
		Virulh Sayakanit. Bangkok University, Thailand
S12-3:	09:40-10:00	Nature entangled: Understanding the topology of biopolymers	Room C
		Ralf Metzler. Nordita, Copenhagen, Denmark
Break	10:00-10:20
S12-4:	10:20-10:40	Energy Funneling and Bubble Generation in a Bent and Twisted DNA Model	Room C
		Peter L. Christiansen. DTU Lyngby, Denmark
S12-5:	10:40-11:00	How Nature Modulates Inherent Fluctuations for Membrane Fusion	Room C
		Workyung Sung. Pohang University, Korea
S12-6:	11:00-11:15	Diffusion Constant of Motion of DNA Molecules at High Electric Fields	Room C
		Pawel Pasciak. AGH University, Cracow, Poland
S12-7:	11:15-11:30	Twisting the Double Helix: Torsional Adjustment in DNA Recognition and Aggregation	Room C
		Aaron Wynveen. Imperial College, London, UK
S12-8:	11:30-11:45	Electromagnetic Field of Microtubules: Effects on Transfer of Electrons and Particles	Room C
		Jiri Pokorny. Inst. Rad. Eng. & Electr., Prague, Czech Republ.
S12-9:	11:45-12:00	Intermolecular Ginzburg-Landau Type Interaction between Proteins in DNA Controls DNA Replication and Cell Cycle Progression	Room C
		Leif Matsson. Chalmers UT, Göteborg, Sweden
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Poster Sessions B 13:00-15:00			Near Room A
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Plenary Lectures 15:00-18.00			Room A
Chairpersons: Anders Ehrenberg (Stockhom Univ., Sweden), Jane Clarke (Univ. of Cambridge, UK), Eors Szathmary (Collegium Budapest, Hungary).
PL14:	15:00-15:50	The Energy Landscape and Dynamics of Proteins	Room A
		Hans Frauenfelder. Los Alamos NL, USA
PL15:	15:50-16:40	Self-Replication in Synthetic Molecular Systems	Room A
		Gunter von Kiedrowski. Univ. of Ruhr-Bochum, Germany
Break	16:40-16:55
PL16:	16:55-17:45	Protein Dynamics	Room A
		Peter G. Wolynes. UCSD, USA
Closing Ceremony 17:45-18:00			Room A
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