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1 Scientific Program Tuesday, March 10, pm pm Registration 4.30 pm Come together 5.20 pm Opening 5.30 pm A. Holzwarth Harnessing solar energy for the production of clean fuel 6.15 pm K. Müllen Light Emitting Nanoparticles 7.15 pm - Dinner- Wednesday March 11, am S. Scheuring High-resolution AFM of the bacterial photosynthetic apparatus 9.45 am R. Gosh Have we understood the structure of the photosynthetic unit? am A. Freiberg Stability of integral membrane proteins under high hydrostatic pressure: The antenna and reaction centre pigment-protein complexes from photosynthetic purple bacteria am K. Schulten Form-follows-function architecture of purple bacterial light-harvesting am J. Sturgis Evidence for mixed antennae complexes in purple bacteria am R. Blankenship The orientation in the photosystem and high-resolution structure of the FMO protein from green sulfur bacteria
2 12.35 am - Lunch pm E. Da Como Charge transfer excitons in conjugated polymer-fullerene blends 2.25 pm F.A. Feist Fluorescence Excitation and Emission Spectroscopy of Single Conjugated Polymer Chains at 1.2K 2.50 pm H. Lin Bright and Dim Single MEH-PPV Molecules 3.15 pm R. Hildner Electron-Phonon Coupling and Spectral Diffusion in Conjugated Polymers 3.40 pm pm Postersession with Coffee, Beer and Pretzel 6.00 pm Kloster Banz: Chamber concert with Jana und Nina Scheidmantel 7.15 pm - Dinner - Thursday, March 12, am T. Aida Light-Harvesting Processes in Dendritic and Tubular Objects 9.45 am D. Eisele Controlled Oxidation of Tubular Double-Walled J-Aggregates am D.A. Vanden Bout Polarization Resolved Emission of Single Nanotubular J-Aggregates am J. Psencik Organization of bacteriochlorophyll aggregates in chlorosomes of green photosynthetic bacteria am H.J.M. de Groot The structure and structure function relation of chlorosome Light- Harvesting Antennae
3 11.50 am T.S. Balaban Self-assembling Chromophores as Mimics of the Chlorosomal Bacteriochlorophylls am D. Noy De novo designed protein-bacteriochlorophyll complexes: new models for studying photosynthetic light-harvesting processes am - Lunch pm Excursion to Church Vierzehnheiligen 4.00 pm H. Hashimoto Spectrally-Resolved Transient Grating Signal of β-carotene 4.25 pm P.J. Walla 4.50 pm T. Polivka Two-Photon excitation for unravelling the carotenoids function in photosynthetic light-harvesting and regulation Time resolved carotenoid to retinal energy transfer in xanthorhodopsin, a proton pump from cell membrane of Salinibacter ruber 5.15 pm - Coffee break pm Y. Koyama The Optically-Forbidden 1B u and 3A g -States of All-Trans Carotenoids in Antenna Complexes from Purple Photosynthetic Bacteria: Possible Roles in the Light-Harvesting Function 6.05 pm J. Wachtveitl 6.30 pm A.V. Ruban Energy transfer in the fucoxanthin-chlorophyll protein of Cyclotella meneghiniana studied by polarized transient absorption spectroscopy Spectral time-resolved fluorescence studies of the nonphotochemical fluorescence quenching in intact chloroplasts and isolated light- harvesting complexes 7.15 pm - Dinner -
4 Friday, March 13, am R.J. Silbey Effect of Coherence and Decoherence on the efficiency of Energy Transport in Light-Harvesting Complexes 9.45 am A. Aspuru-Guzik The role of coherence in photosynthetic energy transfer am S. Völker Energy disorder and excitonic coupling in photosynthetic lightharvesting am A. Olaya-Castro Exploiting quantum coherent energy transfer in photosynthetic am L. Valkunas Protein dynamics revealed in excitonic spectra of LH2 complexes am R. Pishchalnikov Comparison of the energy transfer rates within the LH2 complex according Modified Redfield and Foerster theory approach am C. Curutchet How Solvent Controls Electronic Energy Transfer and Light- Harvesting am - Lunch pm N.C. Hunter Native and fabricated arrays of light-harvesting complexes 2.45 pm C. Otto Biomimicry with natural light transporting 3.10 pm T.J. Aartsma Stability and activity of light-harvesting complexes assembled on a gold electrode 3.35 pm - Coffee break -
5 4.00 pm S. Mackowski Metal - enhanced fluorescence of chlorophylls in single lightharvesting complexes 4.25 pm A. Govorov Theoretical studies of coupled photosynthetic molecules and nanoparticles 4.50 pm M. Chen Antenna in Chl d- containing organisms 5.15 pm Postersession with Coffee, Beer and Pretzel 7.15 pm - Dinner Special - Saturday, March 14, am U. Woggon Quantum dots in energy transfer processes 9.45 am C. v. Borczyskowski Surface Reorganization of Colliodal Quantum Dots: Discrimination between FRET and NON-FRET Processes am X.-F. Wang Significant enhancement in the power conversion efficiency of chlorophyll co-sensitized solar cells by mimicking the principles in natural photosynthetic light-harvesting complexes am L. Peter Characterization and Modelling of Dye-sensitized Solar Cells am Closing remarks am - Lunch -
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Photosynthesis (Outline) 1. Overview of photosynthesis 2. Producers, consumers, and decomposers of the ecosystem (source of carbon and energy) 3. Plant structures: organ, tissue, cells, sub-cellular organelle,