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March 26-29, 2007
Heidelberg, Germany

Abstract submission deadline is 19th of February, 2007

Aim and Scope

The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the state of the art in Brownian Dynamics simulations of biological macromolecules and related technologies. The aim is to bring together leaders in the field and younger scientists, to discuss informally how to push the boundaries of these technologies. Participants will include theoreticians and experimentalists. Speakers are encouraged to present work in progress and discuss speculative ideas. The program will include introductory lectures on essential theoretical aspects followed by talks on current research, discussion on critical issues, poster sessions, plus tutorials and demonstrations of simulation software.

Invited Speakers

•	Jan Antosiewicz	Warsaw, Poland	www
•	Adrian Elcock	Iowa City, USA	www
•	Jan Ellenberg	Heidelberg, Germany	www
•	Gianni De Fabritiis	Barcelona, Spain	www
•	Dieter W. Heermann	Heidelberg, Germany	www
•	Volkhard Helms	Saarbrücken, Germany	www
•	Gary Huber	San Diego, USA	www
•	Jörg Langowski	Heidelberg, Germany	www
•	John S. McCaskill	Bochum, Germany	www
•	G. V. Shivashankar	Bangalore, India	www
•	Kathryn Thomasson	Grand Forks, USA	www
•	Jose Garcia de la Torre	Murcia, Spain	www
•	Joanna Trylska	Warsaw Poland	www
•	Matthias Weiss	Heidelberg, Germany	www
•	Martin Zacharias	Bremen, Germany	www

Topics

     • coarse-graining strategies
     • multiscale modeling
     • hydrodynamic interactions
     • hydrophobic interactions
     • experimental measurements of diffusional properties
     etc.

Registration

The registration fee is 180 EUR; it covers conference material, lunch, refreshments and two dinners. The registration deadline is 19th of February. We encourage participants to give a talk, present a poster or a software demonstration. Please submit your abstract via the registration form.

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