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November 29
ISE Division 2 (BIOELECTROCHEMISTRY) REPORT – 2015
1. Members 669 in good standing (729 – 2014, 689 in 2013 and 623 in 2012) Division officers: Renata Bilewicz – chair Fred Lisdat – chair elect Woonsup Shin - past chair Damien Arrigan – vice chair Elisabeth Lojou – vice chair
2. Summary of Division Activities (2014-2016)
• 2014. 08. - 65th Annual Meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland • 2014. 09. 1 - Division Officers Meeting in Lausanne • 2014. 09. 4 - Division Luncheon Meeting - Room 1bc – GARDEN • 2015.04. 10 - SMC (Scientific Meeting Council) in Lausanne – Renata attended • 2015. 05. - Selection of NIKI Award Winner; George Wilson • 2015. 08. 17-20. Summer Meeting on Bio-electrochemistry (SMOBE-2015),
Antwerp, chair: Karolien de Wael and co-sponsored by Division 2 • 2015. 06. 14-18 Bioelectrochemical Society Meeting Malmo, chair Lo Gorton, co-
sponsored by Division 2 • 2015. 10. - 66th Annual Meeting in Taipei, Taiwan
• SMCBS 2015, 11. 6-10 Poland, chaired by W. Kutner and M. Opallo (http://www.smcbs2015.pl/); co-sponsored by Division 2 -------------------------------------------------------------- ISE or co-sponsored meetings planned in 2016:
• 2016.07.4-5 - ENFI2016 contact person Fred Lisdat co-sponsored by Division 2 • 2016.08.16-19 – SMOBE Antwerp contact person Karolien D Wael, co-sponsored by
Division 2 • 2016 - 67th Annual Meeting in The Hague, Netherland
• Selection of Niki Prize Winner – May 2015
George Wilson Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Kansas, USA was selected according the award rule by ISE (http://www.ise-online.org/awards/index.php). The award lecture will be given during 2016 ISE annual meeting in The Haag. Congratulations !! The Niki award is awarded every two years to a scientist who has made an important contribution to the field of bioelectrochemistry. Previous prize winners were: J. Ulstrup (2004), Rolando Guidelli (2005), Philip N. Bartlett (2007), Serge Cosnier (2009), Wolfgang Schuhmann (2011), Lo Gorton (2013)
Next year we select the Bioelectrochemistry Award. In 2014 James Rusling from University of Connecticut, USA was selected for this award and his award lecture was in Taipei on Monday in Symposium 2. The Bioelectrochemistry award is awarded every two years to a scientist who has made an important contribution to the field of bioelectrochemistry. We are waiting for your candidates (http://www.ise-online.org/awards/index.php).
66th Annual Meeting in Taipei – October 2015
“Green Electrochemistry for Tomorrow’s Society”, October 4-9, 2015, Taipei, Taiwan
Our division organized two symposia; one was our main symposium and the other one was a joint symposium with Divisions 1 and 6.
Electrochemical aspects of biological systems: theory, experiment and applications”
(Symposium 2) Symposium Organizers: Damien Arrigan (Curtin University, Australia) (Coordinator) [email protected] Shen-Ming Chen (National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan) [email protected] Elena Ferapontova (Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center, DK) [email protected] Mei-Jywan Syu (National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan) [email protected] Brief description: This symposium organized by Division 2 of the ISE was aimed to be a broad-based bioelectrochemistry symposium. It discussed all aspects of bioelectrochemistry, from fundamentals through to new technological applications. 11 young participants had short talks session and the prizes were awarded to:
Alexandra Bondarenko (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland) Daliborka Jambrec (Ruhr University Bochum, Germany) and Makoto Togami (Kumamoto University, Japan). In the poster session of symposium 2: the winners were Christian Andre Gunawan (University of New South Wales, Australia) Aimi Suzuki (University of Tsukuba, Japan) Yuki Igaki (University of Hyogo, Japan) In Symposium 2 we had also 7 young Co-�chairs - thank you for the contribution of all Chairs to the success of the symposium.
“Supramolecular electrochemistry for medicine and biological sciences” (Joint Symposium 16 organized by Division 1,2 and 6)
Symposium Organizers: Marilia Goulart (Div. 6, Coordinator) [email protected] ; [email protected] Stephane Arbault (Div. 1) [email protected] Renata Bilewicz (Div. 2) [email protected] ; [email protected] Hsien-Chang Chang (Local) [email protected] Chii-Wann Lin (Local) [email protected] Brief description:
The symposium was devoted to electrochemistry of supramolecular and biomolecular systems including studies of host-guest, donor-acceptor interactions, electrochemically triggered molecular switching and electrochemically induced motion in molecular or biomolecular motors. Electron transport mechanisms in the supramolecular assemblies was discussed, as well as their stereochemical aspects. The utility of electrochemical methods for the characterization of redox modulating natural products and newly designed antioxidants or anticancer drugs, and nanocarriers for the drug delivery were among topics of this symposium. The contributions were mainly in the following areas: self - assembly, inclusion complexes, biological and biomimetic membranes, molecular recognition, chirality, drug carriers, and redox therapy The winners of the Symposium 16 poster session were: Katarzyna Krukiewicz (Department of Physical Chemistry and Technology of Polymers Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland) and Yu Cheng (Department of Biomedical Engineering, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan), Taiwan Upcoming Meetings Related to Our Division • April 17-20, 2016, Auckland, New Zealand, Topical meeting “ Electrochemistry at Modified Interfaces” Div. 1 and 4 The theme embraces, but is not limited to, theory and fundamental studies of electron transfer, electrocatalysis, smart materials, electron transfer to biological species, electroanalysis, photovoltaics, and corrosion and surface treatments for industrial applications. • August 21-26, 2016 67th Annual Meeting in Haag – September 2016 “Electrochemistry: from Sense to Sustainability” Division 2 organizes two symposia:
Symposium 3 (main symposium of Div 2): New Approaches for Interfacing Electrochemistry and Biological Systems,
The symposium covers all general aspects of bioelectrochemistry, but will be particularly focused on new approaches for interfacing biological systems and electrochemistry, including new systems and measurement principles for the study of bioelectrochemical processes. Preparation, electrochemical characterization and application of new biomaterials with precisely controlled properties will be discussed. Symposium Organizers Elena Ferapontova (Coordinator), Aarhus University, Denmark ([email protected]) Renata Bilewicz, University of Warsaw, Poland Karolien de Wael, University of Antwerp, Belgium Serge Lemay, Twente University, the Netherlands Fred Lisdat, Technical University of Wildau, Germany
Symposium 4: Electrochemical Approaches in Diseases and Human Health Joint, organized by: Division 1, 2 and 6 Electrochemistry plays important roles in approaching fundamentals of diseases and developing medicines and medical devices to improve human health. The symposium covers the broad field of science and technology where electrochemistry is utilized for medical research and applications. Symposium Organizers Woonsup Shin (Coordinator), Sogang University, Korea ([email protected]) Fethi Bedioui, Chimie ParisTech, France Marilia O. F. Goulart, Universidade Federal de Alagoas, Brazil Susan M. Lunte, University of Kansas, USA Lanqun Mao, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Division 2 Budget
Unused excess from 2014
1,543.52 €
Allocated for 2015
2,785.11 €
Meeting surplus participation
745.33 €
Together for 2015
5,073.96 €
4 Poster+ 3oral talk prizes
2,380.00 €
SMOBE2016 sponsorship
500 €
ENFI2016 sponsorship
500 €
Remaining 1,693.96 € Co Details of co-sponsorship by Division 2 in 2016 1.
FULL CONFERENCE NAME: Summer meeting on bio-electrochemistry 2016
CONFERENCE ACRONYM: SMOBE2016 CONFERENCE DATES (day-month-year): 16-19/8/2016 CITY: Antwerp COUNTRY: Belgium
WEBSITE URL: https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/conferences/summer-meeting-bioelectrochemistry/
CONTACT PERSON
Karolien De Wael Antwerp University [email protected] chair
2.
FULL CONFERENCE NAME: Engineering of functional interfaces
CONFERENCE ACRONYM: ENFI2016 CONFERENCE DATES (day-month-year): 4.7.-5.7.2016 CITY: Wildau COUNTRY: Germany WEBSITE URL: Not available yet
CONTACT PERSON
Fred Lisdat Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau Conference chair
• Division Facebook page Thanks to the help of Martin Jönsson-Niedziólka from the Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences our division has since October 2011 its own FACEBOOK Page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/ISE-Division-2-Bioelectrochemistry/156450904449193
It is regularly used by our members to post advertisements for meetings, open positions etc.
Please have a look at this page and introduce there all news you have for our bioelectrochemical community !