Graphene Flagship Division II Symposium
- Accademia dei Lincei, Rome, Italy
- 26-28 April 2023
Graphene & 2D Materials in Health & Environment, Medicine & Sensing
This invitation only Symposium aims to celebrate the achievements and completion of the Graphene Flagship Division II (Health, Medicine, Sensors) project that will take place back in Rome, Italy where we all embarked on this journey. It will feature Keynote speakers from outside the Graphene Flagship, oral and poster presentations from all the Division partners and a celebratory Gala Dinner on the evening of 28 April.
Division II Work Packages
Lunch
Welcome Talk
10 years of Graphene Flagship
Maurizio Prato
Keynote Presentation I
Chair: Kostas Kostarelos
From graphene powders to graphene-containing medical devices: a biocompatibility and hemocompatibility journey
Ines Goncalves
i3S - Instituto de Investigação e Inovação em Saúde/ INEB - Instituto Engenharia Biomédica
Porto, Portugal
Oral Presentations: Session One
Chair: Kostas Kostarelos
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Cyrill Bussy
WP4 (UNIMAN): The in vivo journey and impact of 2D materials -
Raivo Jaaniso
WP6 (UTARTU): Graphene-based materials for E2-nose
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Cecilia Wetzl
WP5 (CIC Biomagune): The importance of chemical modification in graphene-based biosensor development
Coffee
Poster Presentation Flash Talks
Chair: Julie Zhang
Alodia Lacueva Aparicio
Development and validation of an organ-a-chip model for graphene toxicity assays
Antoine Sallustrau
In vivo biodistribution of Graphene-based Nanomaterials using carbon-14
Daman Rathore
Imaging through graphene microtransistors: an investigation of paroxysmal disorders in awake mice.
Enrique Fernández Serra
Graphene microtransistors for multimodal electrophysiology recording
Govind Gupta
Exploring subchronic exposure and effects of 2D-hexagonal boron nitride in healthy versus asthmatic human lung 3D cell model
Hazel Lin
Impact of Industrially-made MoS2 on Human Basophils.
Kate Hills
Inductively powered graphene microtransistors for wireless recording in freely moving animals.
Martin Lind
Semi-Quantitative Classification of Reducing Gases with Graphene-Based Multipixel Gas Sensor
Paniz Vafaei
Graphene/TiO₂ nanostructures integrated with micro-light-plates for NO₂ detection.
Samuel Flaherty
Graphene micro-transistor arrays: A new tool for investigating the impact of spreading depolarisations in the post-stroke brain
Sergi Brosel Oliu
Graphene solution gated field-effect transistors (gSGFETs) for biosensing applications
Poster Session
Oral Presentations: Session Two
Chair: Alberto Bianco
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Bengt Fadeel
WP4 (KI): Exploring the interactions between graphene & other 2D materials and the immune system
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Julie Zhang
WP5 (Sorbonne): Graphene electrodes for vision
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Kangho Lee
WP6 (UniBwM) 2D materials for sensor applications
Coffee
Keynote Presentation II
Chair: Alberto Bianco
Graphene-based materials: the key to shorten the path toward spinal cord regeneration?
Paula Marques
University of Aveiro, Portugal
Lunch
Oral Presentations: Session Three
Chair: Laura Ballerini
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Peter Wick
WP4 (EMPA): What do cells and tissues inform us about the safe use of graphene and graphene related materials?
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Eduard Masvidal
WP5 (ICN2): Graphene-FET devices for neurophysiology: the flagship developments -
Sandra Vranic
WP4 (UNIMAN): Dynamic interactions, intracellular fate and cellular responses to Graphene Oxide: From two-dimensional in vitro models to human lung organoids -
Blaise Yvert
WP5 (INSERM): Characterization of graphene neural probes: from in vitro to preclinical stages
Coffee
Poster Presentation Flash Talks
Chair: Eduard Masvidal
Marie Lion
Cortical dynamics underlying vocal production: a comparison between humans and minipigs
Mario Durán-Prado
Graphene related materials affect the metabolism and function of human skin cells.
Marta Delga Fernandez
Towards a universal biosensing platform based on graphene/pyrene surfaces for neurotransmitters.
Michela Carlin
Safety assessment of graphene-related materials at the skin level
Anne Quesnel-Hellmann
Serotonin nanopipettes validation ex-vivo
Samuel Flaherty (on behalf of Ahmed Eladly)
Mechanically-flexible, graphene-based, microelectrodes for simultaneous recording and electrical stimulation of deep brain microstructures
Sebastian Klenk
Biosignal detection using 2D carbon based skin electrodes
Simona Francia
Hybrid graphene-based organic devices for visual restoration
Sonia Garcia Carpintero
Setting up the micronucleus assay for reliable estimation of genotoxicity of graphene and other 2D materials
Lieselot Deleye
Interaction of graphene oxide and few-layered graphene with sensory neurons of the dorsal root ganglia
Valentina Castagnola
Interactions of graphene-based materials with the blood-brain barrier
Viviana Jehová González Velázquez
Easy and Versatile Synthesis of Bulk Quantities of Highly Enriched 13C-Graphene Materials for Biological and Safety Applications.
Nathalia Cancino Fuentes
Quantification of endogenous and exogenous electric fields using graphene microtransistors (gSGFETs) for recording infra-slow brain activity.
Giada Caorsi
Applicability of the OECD Test Guideline 201 to Graphene-related materials (GRMs)
Glòria Garcia Ortega
Complexation of Neuropeptide Y onto s-GO as drug nanocarrier for central nervous system application
Jasreen Kaur
Toxicological evaluation of 2D material-enabled composites using human cell lines: first harvest of results
Poster Session
Oral Presentations: Session Four
Chair: Bengt Fadeel
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Elisabetta Colombo & Fabio Benfenati
WP5 (IIT): Hybrid graphene-based organic devices for visual restoration -
Ester Vázquez
WP4 (UCLM): Sustainable production of 2D materials for biological applications -
Elisabet Prats
WP5 (CIBER) Graphene functionalization in field effect transistors: Towards biosensing in neural interfaces
Coffee
Oral Presentations: Session Five
Chair: Elisabetta Colombo
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Marco Pelin
WP4 (UniTs): Hazard characterization of graphene-related materials after cutaneous exposure -
Taygun Duvan
WP5 (ICN2): From Graphene Oxide to Neurons: The evolution of porous microelectrode arrays for building enhanced neural interfaces -
Emmanuel Flahaut
WP4 (CIRIMAT): Environmental impact of GO and its reduced forms on the aquatic compartment: a safer-by-design approach
Lunch
Keynote Presentation III
Chair: Serge Picaud
Graphene-based electrodes for interfacing the peripheral nerve
Xavier Navarro
Institut de Neurociències
Facultat de Medicina
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)
Barcelona, Spain
Oral Presentations: Session Six
Chair: Serge Picaud
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Rob Wykes
WP5 (UCL): Application of Graphene micro-transistor arrays to investigate the impact of 'brain tsunamis' to paroxysmal neurological disorders -
Laura Ballerini
WP4 (SISSA): GBM properties and their effects in neurobiology: from safety assessment to biomedical opportunities
Coffee
Oral Presentations: Session Seven
Chair: Maurizio Prato
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Maria Ruiz
WP5 (IBN) Path to clinical translation of Graphene micro-electrocorticography array for brain mapping in neuro-oncology -
Fabio Candotto
WP4 (UniTs): Environmental impact and fate of GRMs: an overview from the WP4 work on plants and fungi
Special Themed Collection on Graphene and 2D Materials in Healthcare to be published across Nanoscale Horizons, Nanoscale and Nanoscale Advances
Natalie Cotterell
Development Editor, Royal Society of Chemistry
Closing
Kostas Kostarelos
Gala Dinner
La Tavernetta 29 da Tony e Andrea
Via della Pelliccia, 29a, 00153 Roma
Dinner starts at 19:30.