Day 2 - 18 February 2015

08:00-09:00	Registration and Welcome
09:00-09:40	PLENARY 3 W. E. Moerner Stanford University Single Molecules as Light Sources for Super-Resolution Imaging and Sensors of Nanoscale Transport Properties Chair: Efrat Lifshitz Sponsored by: Ehrlich & Fensrer Patent & Trademark Attorneys
09:40-10:10	Coffee Break
10:10-12:30	Parallel Sessions
	Hall A	Hall B	Hall C	Hall D
	Analytical and Environmental Chemistry Chair: Atif Mahammed	Supramolecular Chemistry Chair: Mark Gandelman	Bio-Organic & Bio-Inorganic Chemistry Chair: Ashraf Brik	Physical Chemistry I Symposium in Honor of W.E. Moerner Chair: Avner Fleischer
10:10-10:50 Keynote	Hemamala Karunadasa Stanford University Hybrid Perovskites as White-Light Phosphors and Solar-Cell Absorbers	Milko van der Boom Weizmann Institute of Science Pyridine Coordination Chemistry for Molecular Assemblies	Keith O. Hodgson Stanford University X-Ray Free Electron Lasers in Structural Biology – From “Slow” to “Ultrafast”	Uri Banin The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Dimensionality Matters: Dimensionality Effects on the Opto-Electronic Properties of Semiconductor Nanorods
10:50-11:15	Palaniappan Subramanian Ariel University Nitrogen doped CNT Structures as co-Catalysts for Oxygen Reduction	Roy Shenhar The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Inducing Structure in Polymers by Organometallic Surfactants: The Strength of Weak Interactions	Timor Baasov Technion New Perspectives of Designer Oligosaccharides: From Fixing Human Faulty Genes to Controlled Gene Expression	Ariel Kaplan Technion Substrate Unwinding by Reverse Transcriptase: Lessons from Single-Molecule Studies
11:15-11:40	Lital Alfonta Ben Gurion University Wiring Strategies of Microorganisms	Galia Maayan Technion Biomimetic Utilization of Metal-Binding Peptoids for Cooperative Catalysis and Recognition	David Margulies Weizmann Institute of Science Using Synthetic Molecules to Communicate with Proteins and Make Them Talk to Each Other	Dan Oron Weizmann Institute of Science Colloidal Double Quantum Dots
11:40-12:05	Yael Dubowski Technion Heterogeneous Photo-Oxidation of Pesticides and its Implication to their Environmental Fate	Boris Rybtchinski Weizmann Institute of Science Water-based Nanomaterials: from Function to Fundamentals	Eylon Yavin The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Peptide Nucleic Acids (PNAs) as Diagnostic Molecules for the Early Detection of Cancer	Gilad Haran Weizmann Institute of Science The Simplest Plasmonic Molecules: Metal Nanoparticle Dimers and Trimers
12:05-12:30	Alexey Kamyshny Ben Gurion University Biogeochemical Sulfur Transformations in Modern and Ancient Aquatic Systems: Multiple Isotope Approach	Yoram Cohen Tel Aviv University Diffusion NMR of Self-Assembled Molecular Capsules and Beyond	Roy Weinstain Tel Aviv University Chemical Approaches for Gibberellins Transport Exploration	Eyal Nir Ben Gurion University DNA Based Nanomachines Developed using Single-Molecule Fluorescence and Operated using Computer Controlled Microfluidics
12:30-14:00	Lunch Break
13:30-15:00	Poster Session 2
15:00-15:40	PLENARY 4 Arie Zaban Bar-Ilan University There is Something New under the Sun: Materials for New Solar Cells ICS Prize Laureate Chair: Gil Alexandrowicz
15:40-16:00	Coffee Break
16:00-17:55	Parallel Sessions
	Hall A	Hall B	Hall C	Hall D
	Sustainable Chemistry Chair: Aharon Blank	Transport: Theory and Experiment Chair: Saar Rahav	Bio-Organic and Medicinal Chemistry Chair: Timor Baasov	Physical Chemistry II Chair: Gil Alexandrowicz
16:00-16:40 Keynote	Igor Lubomirski and David Cahen Weizmann Institute of Science How Materials Affect Energy Sustainability	Roi Baer The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Stochastic Approaches to Electronic Structure	Chaitan Khosla Stanford University Assembly Line Biosynthesis of Polyketide Antibiotics	Micha Asscher The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Plasmonic Nanostructures Induced Photochemistry on Surfaces
16:40-17:05	Atif Mahammed Technion Activation of Energy-Relevant Small Molecules by Metallocorroles	Oren Tal Weizmann Institute of Science Atomic and Molecular Spintronics: Controlling Spin Transport by Orbital Engineering	Avigdor Shertz Weizmann Institute of Science From Local to Systemic Cancer Therapy with Bacteriochlorophyll Derivatives and Light	Avner Fleischer Technion and Braude College Towards AttoChemistry: Imaging Orbitals on their Natural Timescale
17:05-17:30	David Eisenberg University of Texas at Austin Enhanced Photoelectrochemical Water Oxidation on Bismuth Vanadate by Electrodeposition of Amorphous Titanium Dioxide	Oded Hod Tel Aviv University A State Representation Approach for Atomistic Time-Dependent Transport Calculations in Molecular Junctions	Avraham Domb The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aminoguanidine Based Iron Chelators for Cancer Therapy	Andrey Shalit University of Zurich Disorder-Suppressed Vibrational Relaxation in High-Density Amorphous Ice
17:30-17:55	Ofer Kedem Northwestern University Electronic Ratcheting in an Organic Photovoltaic Material	Yonatan Dubi Ben Gurion University Molecular Junctions for Thermoelectricity	Ashraf Brik Technion Non-Enzymatic Polyubiquitination of Expressed Proteins	Edvardas Narevicius Weizmann Institute of Science Chemistry with Cold Molecules: from Universality to Quantum Resonances Young ICS Award
18:00	Poster Award Ceremony and Closing Remarks Sponsored by: Bioanalytis Creative lab solutions

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Day 2 - 18 February 2015