Speakers (scroll to see all)

Short oral contributions were selected from abstracts of registered students and postdocs (→see below).

Invited speakers

	Luis Bagatolli. University of Southern Denmark. Odense, Denmark. "Tight coupling of metabolic oscillations and intracellular water dynamics in Saccharomyces cerevisiae." → abstract		Rima Budvytyte. Niels Bohr Institute. Copenhagen. "Action Potential Collision in the Invertebrates Nerves." → abstract
	Sonia A. Contera. University of Oxford. UK. "NeuroPulse, a coupled experimental-numerical approach to the study of electromechanical properties of neurons." → abstract		Jüri Engelbrecht. Tallinn University of Technology. Estonia. "On mathematical modelling of waves in nerve fibres." → abstract
	Jochen Guck. Technical University of Dresden, Germany. "Mechanosensing in the central nervous system." → abstract		Thomas Heimburg. Niels Bohr Institute. Copenhagen, Denmark "Non-equilibrium thermodynamics of adiabatic oscillatory processes " → abstract
	John H. Ipsen. University of Southern Denmark. Odense, Denmark. "Tracing Membrane Mechanics, Electrostatics and Dynamics by Vesicle Fluctuations " → abstract		Andrew D. Jackson. Niels Bohr International Academy. Copenhagen, Denmark. "Ten years with the soliton model of the action potential" → abstract
	Kasper Jensen. Niels Bohr Institute. Copenhagen, Denmark "Non-invasive detection of nerve impulses with an optical magnetometer operating near quantum limited sensitivity" → abstract		Antoine Jerusalem. University of Oxford, UK. "NeuroPulse, a coupled experimental-numerical approach to the study of electromechanical properties of neurons." → abstract
	Ulrich F. Keyser. University of Cambridge, UK. "DNA (origami) nanopores." → abstract		Ben Machta. Princeton University. New Jersey, USA. "Mechanical surface waves accompany action potential propagation." → abstract
	Uri Nevo. Tel Aviv University, Israel. "Neural excitation and neural damage studied using Diffusion MRI." → abstract		Alexander G. Petrov. Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria. "Bioflexoelectricity: Active Interface of the Cell with the Environment." → abstract
	Claus-Peter Richter. Northwestern University, Chicago. "Photonic stimulation of neurons." → abstract		Matthias Schneider. University of Dortmund, Germany. "On the physical basis of communication in living systems in general and it's specificity arising from thermodynamics." → abstract
	Shamit Shrivastava. University of Oxford. UK. "On the principles of nonlinear pulse propagation in quasi-2D biological interfaces as observed in a lipid monolayer." → abstract		Dimitrios Stamou. University of Copenhagen. Denmark. "Heterogeneities in membrane composition and curvature as non-stochastic regulators of peripheral protein binding, trafficking and sorting (Ras and Annexins)." → abstract
	Edgar Villagran Vargas. Universidad De La Salle, Bajio Campestre, Mexico. "The Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation for the Description of Mechanical Changes in Phase with the Action Potential in Neurons." → abstract		Mathias Winterhalter. Jacobs University. Bremen, Germany. "Permeation of small hydrophilic molecules across bacterial membranes" → abstract
	Gary Wnek. Case Western Reserve University. Cleveland, Ohio. "Multiple Roles of Macromolecules in Excitable Cells: Consideration of a 'Minimal Excitable Unit.' " → abstract

Contributed short talks

Vardan Azizian. Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen. "Mechanical Stimulation of nerve pulses" → abstract

Bernhard Fichtl. University of Augsburg. "Biological signaling by interfacial sound pulses. A physics approach." → abstract

Christian Fillafer. University of Dortmund. "On nerve pulse transmission in cholinergic synapses" → abstract

Kerstin Goepfrich. University of Cambridge. "Expanding the design space of synthetic membrane pores." → abstract

Tian Wang. Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen. "Effect of anesthetics on action potential propagation" → abstract

Karis Zecchi. Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen. "Spontaneous polarization in lipid membranes." → abstract