Track 1: Sustainable Quality of life

Health, wellbeing and demographic change

Program for Track 1

As the population increases in both number, wealth and age, it becomes ever more challenging to ensure peoples wellbeing and health with increasing efficiency and reduced environmental impact. This track covers medical technology and other solutions to ensure a long life of high quality in the future.

  • #  indicates number in book of abstracts
  • Download book of abstracts (6 Mb)
  • For a map for the poster session and conference locations, see Where to go.
  • You sjould bring your presentation ready on both your laptop and on a memory stick. Exchanging laptops often gives problems and there you must be ready to quickly use another computer.
  • Talks are organized in the tracks and your track will tell you specifically what to do in that session.
  • In some tracks the track chair will require you upload the presentation beforehand.
  • There will be laser pointers and adapters available for the talks.

  • 11:30 Pitch Talks for all in Track-1 in Meeting Room 1 (1st floor)
    Chaired by Ramneek Gupta
    All participants in track-1 will deliver max-2-minute elevator pitches within smaller groups. Each group then selects one pitch for presentation to all in Track-1. An 'elevator-pitch’ here characterises a concise and broadly understandable introduction of yourself and your work at DTU. Keep in mind that while there is a common theme within a track, there is still a wide range of research interests represented, and these pitches will need to be interesting, understandable by the diverse audience as well as concise ! It is expected that pitches will range in length from 30 seconds upwards, but not more than 2 minutes long.
     
  • ca 12:20 - 13:00 Lunch time poster session
    Meeting center 1st Floor
    See list of presentations below
     
  • 13:00-14:30 Track 1 talks, first session
    Meeting center room S10 (ground floor)
    Chaired by Ioannis S. Chronakis

    • 13:00 - 13:15  Funding opportunities in the field, Johannes Lundin Brockdorff DTU Systems Biology, Lars Brückner, Research Office 
       
    • 13:15 - 13:30  Grøn Dyst Louise Hindenburg, Office for Study Programmes and Student Affairs
       
    • 13.30 -13.45   Søren Molin, DTU SysBio, #6:"Sustainable treatment of chronic bacterial infections"
       
    • 13:45 – 14:00  Niels B Larsen, DTU Nanotech, #7: ”Sustainable medication: Microtechnology for personalizing drug treatment”
       
    • 14:00 – 14.15  Pil Fredericia, DTU Nutech #8:"Auger emitter radiotherapy- a possible new treatment for cancer"
       
    • 14:15 – 14.30 Anne Marie Vinggaard, DTU Food, #9"Green Toxicology - Application of predictive toxicology"
       
  • 14:30-15:30 Coffee and poster session continued in meeting center 1st floor
    See list of presentations below

  • 15:30-17:00 Track 1 talks, Second session
    Meeting center room S10 (ground floor)
    Chaired by Ioannis S. Chronakis

    • 15.30 – 15:45 Michael Engelbrecht Nielsen, DTU Food, #10 "Zebrafish a new sustainable vertebrate model established at DTU Food to study immunotoxicology"

    • 15.45 – 16:00 Tilmann Weber, DTU Biosustain, #11:"Genome Mining for antibiotics biosynthesis pathways with antiSMASH 3"
       
    • 16:00 -16:25 Ayo Wahlberg, Lektor, Institut for Antropologi CPHU, #12 "The governmentalization of living: calculating health" (external invited talk)
       
    • 16.20 Discussion
       
17:00-18:00: Social event in the meeting center
sponsored by DTU's Grøn Dyst / Green Challenge with DTU's Bryghus
        Track 1 laptop Presentations Anders  Baun  DTU Environment 

    #15:Sustainable nanomaterials? - How to apply "early warning signs" to screen nanomaterials for harmful properties 

    Jens  Mølgaard Pedersen  DTU Photonics  #16: UV-Induced prevention of biofilm formation inside medical tubes and catheters Track 1 Poster Presentations  Bahar  Bingöl  Coloplast A/S  #18:Innovative Solutions for Ostomy Care: Combining Consumer Insight and New Technologies  Karen Stephansen  DTU Food  #19:Electrospun fish protein fibers as a biopolymer-based carrier – implications for oral protein delivery  Eva Bay  Wedebye  DTU Food  #20:QSAR screening of 70,983 REACH substances for genotoxic carcinogenicity, mutagenicity and developmental toxicity in the EU FP7 project ChemScreen  Hafeez Ul  Hassan  DTU Photonics  #21:POF based glucose sensor incorporating grating wavelength filters  Ole  Bang  DTU Photonics  #22:Supercontinuum based mid-IR imaging spectroscopy for cancer detection  Getinet   Woyessa  DTU Photonics  #23:Photo-acoustic imaging of coronary arteries with polymer optical fibers  Marianne Dybdahl  DTU Food  #24:Are structural analogues to bisphenol A safe alternatives?   Ewa Maria Musiol-Kroll  Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability  #25:KirCII- promising tool for polyketide diversification
      Arne Wangel  DTU Management Engineering 

    #26:Social LCA of maritime gardens and the concept of human capabilities

    Track 1 Scientific Committee
  • Coordinator: Ioannis S. Chronakis and Karen Boutrup Stephansen, DTU Food
  • Anne Marie Vinggaard (or Eva Bay Wedeby), DTU Food
  • Dennis Ringkjøbing Elema (and Jens-Peter Lynov), DTU Nutech
  • Tilmann Weber, DTU Biosustain
  • Ramneek Gupta, DTU Systemsbiology
  • Steering group contact person: Anders Baun, DTU Enviroment 
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    Updated by Kristian Speranza Mølhave on 16 February 2015
    Updated by Kristian Speranza Mølhave on 16 February 2015