Scientific organizers
Jenny Zhang
Department of Chemistry
University of Cambridge - UK, GB
Vincent Friebe
Biophysics Department
Vrije University (VU) Amsterdam, NL
Lars Jeuken
School of Biomedical Sciences & The Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology,
University of Leeds, GB
Invited Speakers
Caroline Ajo-Franklin
Rice University, US
Yagut Allahverdiyeva-Rinne
University of Turku, FI
Ardemis Boghossian
Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), CH
Julea Butt
University of East Anglia, School of Chemistry, UK, GB
Takehisa Dewa
Nagoya Institute of Technology, JP
Neil Hunter
University of Sheffield, GB
Nikolay Kornienko
University of Bonn, Germany, DE
Conrad Mullineaux
University of London, UK, GB
Nicolas Plumeré
Ruhr University Bochum, Germany, DE
Charusheela Ramanan
Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, DE
Momo Yaguchi
Freie Universität Berlin, DE
ePoster & Contributed Talks Prizes

nanoGe encourages all the participants to submit an ePoster so you can win one of the 5 ePoster prizes or one of the 3 contributed talk prizes, sponsored by: Materials Today, ACS Energy Letters, ACS Applied bio materials, ACS Omega, International Society of Electrochemistry, the Bioelectrochemical Society, Biochemical Society and the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Best ePoster (Top ePoster overall) sponsored by International Society of Electrochemistry.

Best ePoster (Topic Fundamentals in biology) valued at 150€ sponsored by ACS Omega.

Best ePoster (Topic Biohybrid systems) valued at 150€ sponsored by ACS Energy Letters.

Best ePoster (Topic Biophysical techniques for understanding biohybrids) valued at 150€ sponsored by ACS Applied bio materials.

Best ePoster (Emerging science) valued at 150€ sponsored by Materials Today.

 

Best Contributed Talk (Topic Biohybrid systems) sponsored by Bioelectrochemical Society.

Best Contributed Talk (Topic Fundamentals in biology) sponsored by Biochemical Society.

Best Contributed Talk (Topic Biophysical techniques for understanding biohybrids) sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

 

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Online Conference

The International Online Conference on Bio-hybrid Approaches to Solar Energy Conversion took place from Tuesday 27th to Thursday 29th October 2020 at 11:00h UTC/London - 12:00h CET/Paris.
 

Currently, biological machineries including proteins, enzymes and whole cells are being integrated with synthetic materials for (solar) energy conversion, from fuel production to power generation. One of the key challenges for success in this rapidly growing field is to control the bio-material interface to enhance the complex charge/energy exchange processes which often form the bottleneck of the overall conversion process. This highly interdisciplinary conference showcased advanced techniques to characterise, design and synthesise the bio-material interface, and provides a forum for biologists, material scientists, electrochemists, and spectroscopists, to share ideas for tackling this challenge.

Topics
Topics to be covered by the conference:
  • Fundamentals in bioenergy
  • Fundamentals in biology
  • Biohybrid systems
  • Techniques for biological systems
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