8:30-8:45    Welcome by Andrew Harrison

Chair : Joe Zaccaï

8:45-9:15    Otto Glatter

What do you learn from unexpected results ?Or an attempt to detect bicontinuity from SANS data.

9:15-9:45    Dmitri Svergun

Complementary X-ray and neutron small-angle scattering studies of biological macromolecules in solution

9:45-10:15     Michael Sattler
Structural analysis of protein complexes by combining NMR and Small Angle Scattering

            10:15-10:35     Coffee break

Chair : Giovanna Fragneto

10:35-11:05    Manfred Roessle

Chasing Ufos and Doughnuts - Investigation of protein kinetics by Small Angle Scattering

11:05-11:35     Jayne Lawrence

SANS studies of pharmaceutical microemulsions: the effect of oil and drug on microemulsion formation

11:35-12:05     Kees de Kruif 

SANS on casein micelles

12:0512:35   Knud Nierhaus

Ribosomes in the beam: SANS, cryo-electron-microscopy and crystals

        12:35-14:00    Lunch

Chair : Bob Cubitt

14:00-14:30       Olwyn Byron

Protein complex formation studied by SANS and AUC - what works (and what doesn't!)

14:30-15:00     Phil Callow

Complex complexes - How SANS techniques are being applied to an increasingly broad range of biological systems

15:00-15:30      Jean-Luc Popot

Twenty five years of studying membrane proteins with neutrons

15:30-16:00    Stephan Grage

Coming together - protein assemblies in the membrane revealed by small angle neutron scattering

        16:00-16:20    Coffee break

Chair : Trevor Forsyth

16:20-16:50    Wolfram Welte

Developing with Peter and the sizable D11 SANS instrument novel detergents for membrane proteins structural research

16:50-17:20    Eva Pebay-Peyroula

From porins to mitochondrial carriers : not so boring !

17:20-17:50      Roland May – Peter Timmins

The discussion continues…

 19:15            Coach to Restaurant

19:30             Social Dinner and Ceilidh at “La Saucisse“, St Martin  le  Vinoux