Abstract Submission
GUIDELINES
Abstract submission
Abstract submissions are now closed
Acceptance: May 2022
Each author can only submit a maximum of two abstract (each abstract should be submitted separately).
Instructions for presentations:
Oral: 20 min including discussion. Preferred: Laptop with MS Windows – MS Office Powerpoint are installed in the lecture rooms, please put your presentation the latest in the break before your session onto the laptop in the lecture room.
Poster: Preferably 118.9 cm x 84.1 cm (A0 format). Adhesive tapes and poster walls are present in the room.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACTS
- Abstracts are to be written in English.
- The abstract title is limited to 130 characters. The abstract is limited to 200 words.
- Submission deadline was 30th of April 2022, submissions are now closed
The 5th EPNOE Junior Scientist Meeting 2022 committee welcomes the submission of high-quality abstracts for the different thematic sessions covering:
Structure-function of polysaccharides
Session organizers:
Dr. Caterina Czibula (Institute of Bioproducts and Paper Technology, Graz University of Technology, Austria)
Dr. Mónica Gaspar Simões (Portugal)
Keywords: structural characterization; advanced analytical techniques; micromechanics; hygroscopicity; interaction with water; structural/functional relationships
Functionalization and modification of polysaccharides
Session organizers:
Dr. Martin Gericke (Jena University, Germany)
Ms. Khouloud Tilouche (IMT Mines Alès, France)
Keywords: chemical derivatization; physical modification; enzymatic modification; innovative synthesis and reagents; structure-property-relationships
Biorefinery and biomass-derived polysaccharides
Session organizers:
Dr. Rupert Kargl (Graz University of Technology, Austria)
Dr. Andreea Scutaru (Petru Poni Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Romania)
Keywords: Biomass characterization and fractionation; platform chemicals; polysaccharide-based fractions; biotechnological approaches; biorefinery; Circular economy
Polysaccharide-based Materials
Session organizers:
Dr. Carmen-Mihaela Popescu (Petru Poni Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Romania)
Ms. Michał Pancerz (University of Agriculture in Krakow, Poland)
Ms. Marion Négrier (Centre for Material Forming, France)
Mr. Diogo Costa (German Aerospace Center, Germany)
Keywords: (nano)cellulose; starch; chitin and chitosan; pectin; aerogels; hydrogels; films; membranes; (nano)composites; porous materials; micro and nanoparticles
Polysaccharides in Agri-food Science
Session organizers:
Dr. Sílvia Petronilho (University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal)
Ms. Joana Lopes (University of Aveiro, Portugal)
Ms. Karolina Lubaś (Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa, Poland)
Keywords: Food packaging; food and agricultural applications; functional foods; food additives; agri-food biotechnology
Polysaccharide-based carriers for drug delivery systems
Session organizers:
Dr. Roberto Aguado (University of Girona, Spain)
Dr. Tânia Almeida (University of Aveiro, Portugal)
Keywords: drug delivery; gene delivery; polysaccharide-based carriers; nanocarriers; controlled release; release kinetics; bioavailability; responsive systems
Polysaccharides for Biomedical Applications
Session organizers:
Dr. Roberta Censi (Camerino University, Italy)
Ms. Coraline Chartier (CEMEF Mines ParisTech, France)
Mr. Lénaïc Soullard (Université Grenoble Alpés, France)
Keywords: biosensors; scaffolds; medical devices; tissue engineering; bioresponsive systems; 3D bioprinting; bioactive polysaccharides
Out of the box – new research angles and applications of polysaccharides
Session organizers:
Dr. Katja Heise (Aalto University, Finland)
Dr. Hubert Hettegger (BOKU, Austria)
Keywords: Cross-disciplinary; artificial intelligence; smart materials; analytical breakthroughs; cutting-edge technologies; High-risk/high-gain
Practical steps towards industrially relevant research on polysaccharides
Session organizers:
Dr. Blaise Tardy (Aalto University, Finland)
Dr. Caio G. Otoni (Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil)
Dr. Marco Beaumont (BOKU, Austria)
Keywords: Carbohydrate-based materials; upscaling; from-lab-to-market; industrial PhD; applied research; bottlenecks
