10th Annual Users’ Meeting Agenda

Saturday, June 16, 2007

Biology 106 and the Geology Atrium, University of Saskatchewan

The following proposed agenda will be updated as meeting details are confirmed.

Time
Title of Talk
Speakers/Session Chair
7:00
Meeting Registration & Poster Set-Up – Geology Atrium (coffee available)
Introduction and Status of the CLS  
8:30
Welcome Ingrid Pickering, UAC Chair
8:35
Beamlines and Science Update CLSI Management
Keynote Speaker  
9:15
The CLS—View from the CIHR Christine Fitzgerald , Executive Vice-President, Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)
9:45
Coffee BreakGeology Atrium  
Science Session 1: René Coulombe
10:05
Developing a World-Class Scientific Program for the Biomedical Imaging and Therapy Beamline Dean Chapman, University of Saskatchewan
10:35
Infrared spectromicroscopy of biomaterials at the CLS 01B1.1 beamline Craig Hyett, CLS and Université de Montréal
10:50
A High-affinity Ni(II)-Binding Site from Escherichia coli HypB Alistair Dias, University of Toronto
11:05
Piece by Piece: Structural Studies of the Mammalian Splicesome Andrew MacMillan, University of Alberta
11:35
LunchGeology Atrium
12:15
Lunchtime Q & A Discussion
13:05
UAC Business and Elections Ingrid Pickering, UAC Vice-Chair
Science Session 2:   John Neville
13:15
X-ray Excited Optical Luminescence (XEOL) and Time-Resolved XEOL (TRXEOL) of Calcium Oxide J.Y. Peter Ko, University of Western Ontario
13:30
Near-Edge X-ray Absorption Fine Structure spectroscopy study of organometallic sandwich compounds and functionalized polymers Edwige Otero, University of Saskatchewan
13:45
CLS-SGM Phosphorus K-edge X-ray absorption near-edge spectroscopy (XANES) and valence band photoemission spectroscopy (PES) of intermetallic compounds Andrew Grosvenor, University of Alberta
14:00
Synchrotron Radiation: An Extraordinary Tool to Probe the Solid State at Extreme Conditions Serge Desgreniers, Université d'Ottawa,
14:30
Coffee BreakGeology Atrium
Science Session 3:   Suzanne Beauchemin
14:50
X-ray Microscopy - Past, Present and Future Janos Kirz , Advanced Light Source
15:20
Rings and things: far-infrared spectroscopy of large molecules at the CLS Dennis Tokaryk, University of New Brunswick
15:35
A surface science approach to understanding the key steps of the oxygen reduction reaction in fuel cells Janay B. MacNaughton, Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory
15:50
From X-rays to Biogeochemistry to Beethoven Kenneth Kemner, Argonne National Laboratory
16:20
Poster Session and Wine & Cheese – Geology Atrium 
18:30
Annual Users’ Meeting Banquet - Marquis Hall, Garry Room
Cocktails, Dinner
CISR Student Poster Award Presentation 
After Dinner Speaker: Herman Winick -- Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and Stanford University “SESAME and the Impact of Synchrotron Radiation Research on Science and Society in Developing Countries”

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