Invited Speakers

Prof. Małgorzata Barańska

Raman probes for multiplex bioimaging

Prof. Małgorzata Biczysko

Simulation of Vibrational Signatures from the Mid Infrared (MIR) to the Vacuum Ultraviolet (VUV) Range

Prof. Richard Buchner

Dielectric spectroscopy in solution chemistry – Advantages and pitfalls

Prof. Søren Balling Engelsen

Near Infrared Spectroscopy in Food Science and Industry

Prof. Rui Fausto

Tunnelling-driven chemistry: from conformational changes to optically-controlled tunnelling-based molecular switches

Prof. Peter Gardner

Infrared imaging of prostate tissue: from diagnosis to prognosis

Prof. Klaus Gerwert

Protein-Misfolding as Biomarker in Morbus Alzheimer and Parkinson measured with the iRS (immuno-Infrared Sensor)

Prof. Poul Erik Hansen

A kaleidoscopic view of intramolecular hydrogen bonds

Prof. Herbert Michael Heise

Infrared biospectroscopy with ATR measurement technology for the investigation of insulin-dependent intracellular processes in the monocytic cell line MM6

Prof. Henrik Kjærgaard

The effect of temperature on OH-stretching bands of hydrogen bound dimers

Prof. Bernhard Lendl

Enhancing Mid-IR sensing through laser technology and integrated photonics

Prof. Jan Lundell

Light-induced chemistry in low-temperature solids

Prof. Marcus Meuwly

Computational vibrational spectroscopy in the era of machine learning

Prof. Piotr Piecuch

Computational studies of FR0-SB, a novel organic compound that deprotonates
alcohols upon photoexcitation

Prof. Maxim Pshenichnikov

Self-Assembly of Artificial Light-Harvesting Complexes: A Molecular Spectroscopist’s Perspective

Prof. Maria Luisa Saladino

Spectroscopy in the field of Cultural Heritage

Prof. Michael Schmitt

The Concept of the Dipole Moment: Why is it still relevant for Chemistry?

Prof. Sylvia Turrell

From Alzheimer’s to Nanodots and Beyond 80 years of advances in vibrational spectroscopy