IEMN
  • Home
  • News
    • IEMN Newsletters
    • M2-Ingé Internships
    • Job offers
    • All news
  • The Institute
    • Presentation
    • Organization of the institute
    • The Scientific Department
    • The Technological Department
    • Administrative and financial management
    • Rules of procedure
    • Our commitments
  • The Research
    • Scientific departments
      • Nanostructured Materials and Components
      • Micro / nano optoelectronics
      • Telecommunications Technologies and Intelligent Systems
      • Acoustic
    • Research groups
    • Flagship
  • Scientific Production
    • IEMN publications
    • Scientific production resources
  • The platforms
    • CMNF - Central Platform for Micro Nano Manufacturing
      • Engraving and implantation pole
      • In Line Analysis Unit
      • Soft Lithography and Bio Microfluidics
      • Deposits and epitaxy division
      • Lithography Unit
      • Packaging Division
      • CMNF Staff
    • PCMP - Multi-Physics Characterization Platform
      • Scanning Probe Microscopy Facility
      • Hyperfrequency, Optical and Photonic Characterization (CHOP)
      • Advanced Communications Systems and Prototyping cluster (SigmaCOM)
      • Characterisation, ElectroMagnetic Compatibility and Prototyping Centre (C2EM)
      • PCMP Staff
    • Services offered by our platforms
  • Partnership - Valuation
    • Academic Collaborations
    • ANR Projects
    • Main international collaborations
    • Industrial partnerships
    • The joint IEMN-Industry laboratories
    • Startups
  • Research Training
    • After the thesis
      • Do a post-doc at the IEMN
      • Towards the world of business and industry
      • Become a teacher-researcher
      • Become a Researcher
      • Starting a business at IEMN
      • FOCUS on a SATT engineer from the IEMN
    • A thesis at IEMN
      • Thesis and HDR defenses
      • Thesis topics
      • Financing
      • Doctoral studies
    • Master - Engineer
      • Masters ULille
        • Master Life Sciences and Technologies graduate programme
        • Master Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies - Speciality ETECH
        • Master Networks and Telecommunications
      • UPHF-INSA Masters
        • Master in Embedded Systems and Mobile Communications Engineering
        • Master Cyber Defense and Information Security
        • Master in Materials, Control and Safety
        • Master in Image and Sound Systems Engineering
      • Partner/Tutoring Engineering Schools
      • M2-Ingé Internships
    • The Lille branch of the GIP-CNFM
    • Nano-École Lille
  • Contact Us
    • Location
    • Contact form
    • Annuaire Intranet
    • « Suivez-nous »
  • Our support
  • fr_FR
  • Rechercher
  • Menu Menu
NEWS

Workshop : « Modelling the biological effects of radiation : From earth studies to space and planetery exploration »

March 28, 2019
AMPHITHEATER  IEMN, VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ
Organized by: F. Da Pieve (IASB-BIRA), E. Botek (IASB-BIRA), F. Cleri (U. Lille)

A 1-day specialist meeting dedicated to the modelling and simulation of radiation damage and its effects on human health in space travel

Monte Carlo simulations will be presented for a mission on Mars at mid-latitudes, for an interplanetary travel, as well as ab-initio quantum chemistry/Molecular Dynamics simulations on water/DNA targets and lessons learnt from experiments

Preliminary Progrram
09h00-09h30 Radiation effects during human astrobiology-driven exploration of Mars and (some) challenges ahead Fabiana Da Pieve, IASB-BIRA Brussels (BE)
09h30-10h00 From airplanes to Mars: modeling and observing the effects of energetic ions Guillaume Gronoff, NASA, Hampton (USA)
10h00-10h30 Biological effects of ionising radiation on cells Robert-Alain Toillon, INSERM U908, Lille (FR)
Break
10h45-11h15  Recent aspects of radiation-induced DNA damage Jean-Luc Ravanat, CEA Grenoble (FR)
11h15-11h45  Vive la radiorésistance !: potential biological strategies to enhance human radioresistance deep space exploration missions Marjan Moreels, SCK•CEN (BE)
11h45-12h15 Radiation damage of biological matter from first-principles simulations Jorge Kohanoff, Queen's University Belfast (UK)
Lunch
13h30-14h00 Radiation induces cell reprogramming to convert cancer cells into cancer stem cells Chann Lagadec, INSERM U908, Lille (FR)
14h00-14h30  Radiation damage to DNA at all scales: from the nucleotide to the chromosome Fabrizio Cleri, IEMN Univ. of Lille (FR)
14h30-15h00 The Geant4 toolkit status for simulation of space radiation effects Vladimir Ivanchenko, CERN Geneva (CH)
Break
15h15-15h45 On the search of novel materials for radiation protection during manned space missions Edith Botek, IASB-BIRA Brussels (BE)
15h45-16h15 Electronic stopping from non-adiabatic molecular dynamics: application to polymers Pere Alemany, IQTCUB (SP)
16h15-16h45 Dose reporting for radiation dose: converting dose to medium to dose to water in the radiotherapy energy range Frederik Crop, Centre Oscar Lambret, Lille (FR)

+ round table discussions

More informations :
https://esc2rad.wixsite.com/biologyandradiation

Sponsors ship :

The ESC2RAD Team :

Logo
Cité Scientifique
Avenue Henri Poincaré
CS 60069
59 652 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex, France
Tel : 03 20 19 79 79
CNRS Logo University of Lille Logo University Polytech Logo Junia Logo Centrale Lille Logo Renatech Logo RFnet Logo
Site map
Copyright Service ECM et pôle SISR 2024
  • Scientific production
  • Legal information
  • Privacy policy
Faire défiler vers le haut
fr_FR
fr_FR
en_GB
We use cookies to ensure you have the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site, we will assume that you are happy with it.OKNoPrivacy policy