Program

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Conference Program v. May19 with latest program changes – Download Conference Program with changes May19

Audio Visual and Speaker Check List

Seminar rooms will be provided with a data projector, screen, lectern and laser pointer. Lapel microphone and handheld microphone will be available in the plenary room.  Please ensure your presentation is uploaded from a USB either before the start of the session, morning or afternoon tea or at lunchtime on the day of your presentation.

Presentation types & allotted times:

• Plenary – 40 min TOTAL (35min presentation + 5min Q&A)
• Keynote – 30 min TOTAL (25min presentation + 5min Q&A)
• Invited & Oral   – 20 min TOTAL (15min presentation + 5min Q&A)

Poster presentations at the 15th International NanoMedicine Conference will take place in two sessions:

1)           Three minute poster presentation session from 3:50pm in Water @Pier One

• Through this session presenters must succinctly highlight the unique aspects of your research, as well as comment on commercial opportunities using no more than four PowerPoint slides including title page.
• Presenters in this session are eligible for one of four poster prizes to be judged during the session.
• Presenters in this session must also display their posters in the traditional session (described below).

2)           Traditional poster display from 5:00pm in Water @Pier One

• All poster presenters must display their poster in the traditional poster session, and be with their poster on Tuesday afternoon to discuss their work.
• Poster boards will be available in the Boardroom for presenters to hang their posters during lunch on Tuesday. Posters should be no larger than A0 (84 cm wide by 119 cm long) in portrait form (not landscape). Presenters will need to print their own posters and bring to the Conference themselves.
• Please collect your poster at the conclusion of the poster session, or from the registration desk on Wednesday.

3MT Poster Presentation Competition –  Tuesday 17th June 3:50-5pm, Water @Pier One.

Running Order – DRAFT

1. Bashayr Aldhafeeri – The University of Sydney – Development of a Nano-based Novel Drug Delivery Platform for Treatment of Triple Negative Breast Cancer
2. Shu Geng – UNSW Sydney – Selenium Nanoparticle-Loaded Hydrogel for Stable and Tuneable Nitric Oxide Delivery with Broad Therapeutic Potential
3. Viktorija Kozina – Technical University of Munich – Receptor-mediated Cellular Uptake of Gene-encoding DNA Origami
4. Nikita Parekh – University of South Australia – Reducing Drug-resistance in Ovarian Cancer through Multiple siRNA Encapsulated Lipid Nanoparticles
5. Yusra Rabbani – The University of Queensland – Nanocrystalline Cellulose Hydrogel Encapsulated Plasmonic Nanosensors for Detection of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS): Towards a Sensing Bandage
6. Maya Robertson – The University of Melbourne – Targeted Lipid Nanoparticle Delivery of siRNA to Treat Preeclampsia
7. Kristine Tolentino – UNSW Sydney – Mapping the Tumour-Immune Battlefield through Hydrogel Engineering
8. Shubham Agrawal – National Institute of Technology Rourkela – Comparative Study of Anti-Amyloidogenic Tannic Acid-Reduced and Tannic Acid-Stabilized Glutathione-Coated Gold Nanoparticles
9. Aqsa Mazhar – Children’s Cancer Institute – Identification and Development of ALYREF Inhibitors Targeting MYCN-Driven Neuroblastoma
10. Esther Udobang – University of Warwick – Design and Development of Cationic Polyacrylamides for Precision Gene Delivery
11. Jing Zhang – Technical University of Denmark – TME-Modulating Bionanomedicine to Improve CAR T-Cell Infiltration and Potency in Solid Tumors
12. Amin Ariaee – University of South Australia – Intestinal Consequences of SNAC-Enabled Oral Semaglutide Delivery
13. Rizul Gautam – CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation – Self-healing Injectable Smart Hydrogel for NIR Triggered Drug Delivery Application