Monday April 11
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13:50
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Introduction to FNANO 2022
Andrew Turberfield, Programme Chair
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Chair: Hao Yan
Session 1: Commemoration of Ned Seeman
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14:00
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Introduction: Commemoration of Ned Seeman
Hao Yan, Arizona State University, USA
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14:10
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(Invited) The Simple Side of DNA Self-Assembly
Chengde Mao, Purdue University, USA
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14:35
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(Invited) Decorating Ned Seeman’s DNA Constructs with Organic Molecules
James Canary, New York University, USA
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15:00
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(Invited) DNA nanostructures for precision cancer therapy
Hanadi Sleiman, McGill University, Canada
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15:25
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Break
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15:40
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(Invited) Multi-micron crisscross structures grown from DNA-origami slats
William Shih, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, USA
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16:05
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(Invited) DNA nanotechnology: from functional devices to DNA materials
Tim Liedl, LMU Munich, Germany
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16:30
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(Invited) The power of spatial organization in molecular systems
Lulu Qian, Caltech, USA
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16:55
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Poster Session 1: flash presentations
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17:20
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Poster Session 1
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Chair: Ralf Jungmann
Session 2: Nanophotonics and Superresolution
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18:15
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(Invited) Localization Atomic Force Microscopy
George Heath, University of Leeds, UK
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18:40
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Tunable plasmonic metamolecules and metasurfaces through bottom-up self-assembly
Mihir Dass, LMU Munich, Germany
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18:55
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Molecular cryptography enabled by DNA origami, DNA-PAINT, and machine learning
Gde Bimananda Mahardika Wisna, Arizona State University, USA
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19:10
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Break
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Chair: Rebecca Schulman
Session 3: Principles and Theory of Self-Assembly
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19:25
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(Invited) Reconstitution of dynamical structure formation processes in colloidal and cytoskeletal systems
Andreas Bausch, Technische Universität München, Germany
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19:50
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(Invited) Synthetic multicellular assemblies differentiate in morphogen gradients
Aurore Dupin, Weizmann Institute, Israel
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20:15
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Break
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20:20
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ISNSCE Business Meeting
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Tuesday April 12
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Chair: Hao Yan
Session 4: DNA Nanostructures: Semantomorphic Science
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14:00
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Actuating tension-loaded DNA clamps drives membrane tubulation
Longfei Liu, Yale University, USA
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14:15
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Control and monitor assembly kinetics of synthetic capsids made from DNA origami
Wei-Shao Wei, Brandeis University, USA
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14:30
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High-resolution structures and conformational dynamics of RNA origami during folding
Ewan McRae, Aarhus University, Denmark
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14:45
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Discussion - Nucleic Acid Nanostructure Assembly
Chairs: Hao Yan and Rebecca Schulman
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15:20
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Poster Session 2: flash presentations
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15:45
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Poster Session 2
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Chair: Nicole Steinmetz
Session 5: Biomedical Nanotechnology
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16:40
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(Invited) DNA origami-based vaccine platform against infectious diseases
Remi Veneziano, George Mason University, USA
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17:05
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Sonopharmacology and Sonogenetics: Activating drugs, proteins and genes by ultrasound mediated by polynucleic acid scaffolds
Andreas Herrmann, DWI - Leibniz Institute for Interactive Materials, Germany
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17:20
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Stimuli-responsive DNA particles underpin three-agent signaling networks with live bacteria and synthetic cells
Michal Walczak, University of Cambridge, UK
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17:35
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Poster Session 3: flash presentations
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18:00
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Poster Session 3
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Chair: Friedrich Simmel
Session 6: DNA Nanosystems: Programmed Function I
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18:55
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(Invited) Rapid DNA four-way branch migration with a bulge in the toeholds
Wooli Bae, University of Surrey, UK
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19:20
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Multi-state soft machine programmed by DNA codes
Ruohong Shi, Johns Hopkins University, USA
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19:35
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Patterning DNA-based artificial cells with reaction-diffusion
Lorenzo Di Michele, Imperial College London, UK
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19:50
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Break
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20:00
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Robert Dirks Prize
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Wednesday April 13
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Chair: Friedrich Simmel
Session 7: DNA Nanosystems: Programmed Function II
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14:00
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Self-assembled RNA origami-based codes for exploring RNA diversity
Filip Boskovic, University of Cambridge, UK
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14:15
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Engineering Multifunctional DNA-Based Cytoskeletons for Synthetic Cells
Kevin Jahnke, Max Planck Institute for Medical Research, Germany
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14:30
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Parallel and in-memory computation with data stored in DNA
Boya Wang, The University of Texas at Austin, USA
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14:45
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Discussion - Nucleic Acid Nanostructure Function
Chairs: Andrew Ellington and Friedrich Simmel
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15:20
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Poster Session 4: flash presentations
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15:45
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Poster Session 4
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Chair: Yamuna Krishnan
Session 8: Nucleic Acid Nanostructures in Vivo
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16:40
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(Invited) A DNA-based voltmeter for organelles
Anand Saminathan, Harvard Medical School, USA
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17:05
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(Invited) Democratizing Mechanobiology with Force Sensing Nucleic Acids
Khalid Salaita, Emory University, USA
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17:30
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CRISPR guide transducers: control of CRISPR activity through direct sensing of microRNA-argonaute complexes by dynamic RNA devices
Antonio Garcia-Guerra, University of Oxford, UK
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17:45
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Poster Session 5: flash presentations
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18:10
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Poster Session 5
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Chair: Andrew Ellington
Session 9: Chemical Tools for DNA Technology
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19:05
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(Keynote) Directed evolution of xenobiotic nucleic acid processing enzymes: polymerases and ligases
Vitor Pinheiro, KU Leuven, Belgium
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19:45
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(Invited) Dynamic control of DNA condensates via strand displacement
Elisa Franco, The University of California, Los Angeles, USA
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20:10
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Guided Self-Assembly of Conductive Metal-Organic Filaments and Electrodes
Eric Szmuc, University of Texas at Austin, USA
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Thursday April 14
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Chair: William Shih
Session 10: Computational Tools for Self-Assembly
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14:00
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(Invited) Learning to grow: control of materials self-assembly using evolutionary reinforcement learning
Stephen Whitelam, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, USA
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14:25
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Accelerated AFM characterization of DNA origami shape and properties via deep- learning-based image super-resolution
Do-Nyun Kim, Seoul National University, South Korea
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14:40
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Facilitating sharing, simulations, and design of DNA/RNA/protein nanostructures
Erik Poppleton, Arizona State University, USA
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14:55
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Break
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Chair: Jeremiah Gassensmith
Session 11: Integrated Chemical Systems
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15:15
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(Invited) Supramolecular PEGylation as an Innovative Approach to Biopharmaceutical Delivery
Eric Appel, Stanford University, USA
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15:40
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Highly Ordered Arrays of Gold Nanorings Assembled on Tobacco Mosaic Virus Coat Protein
Ismael Abu-Baker, McGill University, Canada
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15:55
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(Invited) Functional Soft Materials via Host–Guest Interactions
Matthew Webber, University of Notre Dame, USA
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16:20
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Break
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Chair: Andrew Turberfield
Session 12: Molecular Machinery
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16:40
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(Invited) Two-dimensional positioning and patterning with DNA origami printer devices
Erik Benson, University of Oxford, UK
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17:05
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Storing digital data on DNA via CRISPR mediated base editing
Afsaneh Sadremomtaz, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, USA
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17:20
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(Invited) Structure and dynamics of active interface and active liquid-liquid phase separation
Zvonimir Dogic, The University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
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17:45
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Conference Close
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