Plenary lectures

Confirmed Speakers for Invited Plenary Lectures

Valérie Belle (Marseille, France)

Spin labels and EPR spectroscopy: A powerful association for macromolecules studies

Aharon Blank (Haifa, Israel)

Micro-resonators for Biological application of Electron Spin Resonance 

Martyna Elas (Krakow, Poland)

Combining EPR and Ultrasound in cancer imaging and therapy

Didier Gourier (Paris, France)

What can we learn from EPR about primitive life and its origin on Earth ?

Howard Halpern (Chicago, USA)

Achievement of biologic endpoints as validation of EPR pO2 images with standard and novel reconstruction algorithms

Hiroshi Hirata (Sapporo, Japan)

Technological advances in resonators for in vivo and clinical EPR

Martina Huber (Leiden, The Netherlands)

EPR of intrinsically disordered proteins and membrane proteins

Balaraman Kalyanaraman (Milwaukee, WI, USA)

Redox-crippled antioxidants in oxidative research: Disrupting the paradigm?

Murali Krishna (Bethesda, MD, USA)

Molecular Imaging of the Tumor Microenvironment

Periannan Kuppusamy (Hanover, NH, USA)

EPR oximetry in vivo: Mice to Men

Tadeusz Sarna (Krakow, Poland)

EPR study of the structure and basic properties of melanin pigments

Alexander Schnegg (Berlin, Germany)

Miniaturized EPR detection schemes towards pulse table top and in situ EPR applications

Harold M. Swartz (Hanover, NH, USA)

Clinical EPR: early days, past, present, future

François Trompier (Fontenay-aux-Roses, France)

Virtues of low and high frequencies for EPR dosimetry