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9th International BioBrillouin Conference | November 2025 - Poster
by Stephanie Möllmert Aug. 13, 2025

Aug. 13, 2025

Dear all, the poster has been approved by our PR team and would be ready to go. I’ve gone through it carefully, but I’d appreciate it if you could give it a quick glance and let me know if you spot any typos or mistakes, or any design issues. I’ll fix them, and we can add Optica if that works out. Thanks so much! Cheers, Stephanie -- Dr. Stephanie Möllmert Research Group Leader Max-Planck-Zentrum für Physik und Medizin Cell Physics Division Kussmaulallee 2 91054 Erlangen Germany Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light Cell Physics Division Staudtstr. 2 91058 Erlangen Germany Phone: +49 (0) 9131 8284530 Email: stephanie.moellmert(a)mpl.mpg.de Homepage: www.gucklab.com

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9th International BioBrillouin Conference | November 2025 - Input for Optica Grant Application
by Stephanie Möllmert Aug. 13, 2025

Aug. 13, 2025

Dear all, There’s a chance that Optica could sponsor the meeting, and we are currently preparing a grant application for that. The form suggests mentioning any past service to Optica (or OSA) by the organizers. Do you have any past involvement—committees, editorial work, conference roles, or similar—that we could include? It would be great if you could get back to me as soon as possible so I can finalize the application. Thank you so much for your help! Cheers, Stephanie -- Dr. Stephanie Möllmert Research Group Leader Max-Planck-Zentrum für Physik und Medizin Cell Physics Division Kussmaulallee 2 91054 Erlangen Germany Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light Cell Physics Division Staudtstr. 2 91058 Erlangen Germany Phone: +49 (0) 9131 8284530 Email: stephanie.moellmert(a)mpl.mpg.de Homepage: www.gucklab.com

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Re: 8th International BioBrillouin Conference | November 2025
by Robert Prevedel Aug. 12, 2025

Aug. 12, 2025

Dear Lauren, that’s fantastic to hear - many thanks for supporting our conference! For now we would just need your company logo so we can add it to the website, and at some point we’d require your contact address so we can send you an invoice. @Kareem: Can you please add the logo as soon as we receive it? Looking forward to having you participate in our BioBrillouin25! Best wishes, Robert -- Dr. Robert Prevedel Group Leader and Senior Scientist Cell Biology and Biophysics Unit European Molecular Biology Laboratory Meyerhofstr. 1 69117 Heidelberg, Germany Phone: +49 6221 387-8722 Email: robert.prevedel(a)embl.de http://www.prevedel.embl.de > On 12.08.2025, at 08:53, Lauren Percy <lauren.percy(a)skylarklasers.com> wrote: > > Dear Robert, > > We would be pleased to secure a gold package of sponsorship. > > Please let me know the next steps. > > Kind regards, > Lauren > > > From: Robert Prevedel <prevedel(a)embl.de <mailto:prevedel@embl.de>> > Sent: Friday, July 25, 2025 08:58 > To: Lauren Percy <lauren.percy(a)skylarklasers.com <mailto:lauren.percy@skylarklasers.com>> > Cc: <SOC25(a)biobrillouin.org <mailto:SOC25@biobrillouin.org>> <soc25(a)biobrillouin.org <mailto:soc25@biobrillouin.org>>; Mark Hanson <mark.hanson(a)skylarklasers.com <mailto:mark.hanson@skylarklasers.com>>; Mark Mackenzie <Mark.Mackenzie(a)skylarklasers.com <mailto:Mark.Mackenzie@skylarklasers.com>> > Subject: 8th International BioBrillouin Conference | November 2025 > > Dear Lauren, > > thanks again for working with Carlo in my team on a possible demo of Brillouin laser! Today I I am writing regarding the possibility of Skylark sponsoring the 9th International BioBrillouin Conference <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.biobrillouin.org_e…>, which will take place in Berlin, at the conference venue of the Max Planck Society (Harnack House <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.harnackhaus-2Dberl…>) on the 25-27 November 2025. > > This event serves as a venue where experts and leading scientists from around the world working on Brillouin Light Scattering Spectroscopy for biological and biomedical applications meet once a year to share their latest advances, findings and innovations in the field. In additions to 2 full days of keynote, invited and contributed talks it will feature poster session and various social activities. > > We would like to invite you to support this emerging field by partnering with us as a sponsor. The organizing committee has put together three sponsorship packages listed in the attached PDF. > > If any of these would be of interest, please let me know as soon as possible. I would be happy to answer any further questions regarding details about these packages or the conference in general. > > All the best, > > Robert > > On behalf of the Scientific Organizing Committee: > Jochen Guck (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light & Max-Planck-Zentrum für Physik und Medizin, Germany) > Kareem Elsayad (Medical University of Vienna, Austria) > Robert Prevedel (European Molecular Biology Laboratory - EMBL, Germany) > Francesca Palombo (Exeter University, United Kingdom) > Stephanie Möllmert (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany) > Michael Monaghan (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) > Thorsten Hamann (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway) > > PS. The event was originally planned to take place in Boston, USA, yet due to the current political climate has been moved to Europe on relatively short notice. The expected number of attendees from academia are between 50-100 and span all continents (except Antarctica). > > -- > Dr. Robert Prevedel > Group Leader and Senior Scientist > Cell Biology and Biophysics Unit > European Molecular Biology Laboratory > Meyerhofstr. 1 > 69117 Heidelberg, Germany > > Phone: +49 6221 387-8722 > Email: robert.prevedel(a)embl.de <mailto:robert.prevedel@embl.de> > http://www.prevedel.embl.de <http://www.prevedel.embl.de/> > > > > > > On 03.07.2025, at 17:59, Carlo Bevilacqua <carlo.bevilacqua(a)embl.de <mailto:carlo.bevilacqua@embl.de>> wrote: > > Hi Lauren, > thanks for your help and understanding! > > I'll then wait to hearing back from you once you have updates about the next testing slot. > > Best regards, > Carlo > > > > On Thu, Jul 3, 2025 at 14:29, Lauren Percy <lauren.percy(a)skylarklasers.com <mailto:lauren.percy@skylarklasers.com>> wrote: > Hi Carlo, > > It's good to hear from you. Welcome back from vacation! > > Despite our efforts, it sounds like the best next steps here would be arranging a demo for you to test directly. Our current units are all scheduled for delivery to customers, so we will have to review when the next testing slot could take place. > > Leave this with me and I'll get back to you next week to see what's available. > > Thank you, > Lauren > > Please consider the environment before printing this email. > Skylark Lasers Limited is a company registered in Scotland under number SC4445554 > Registered office: Suite 2, Ground Floor, Orchard Brae House, 30 Queensferry Road, Edinburgh EH4 2HS > Skylark Lasers does not accept any responsibility for the content of this e-mail nor for any consequence of its use and storage. All information contained in this email and in any attachments is confidential and is designated solely for the attention and use of the intended recipient(s). If you are not an intended recipient of this email, you may not use, disclose, copy, distribute or retain this message or any part of it. If you have received this e-mail in error then please accept our apologies, notify the sender and delete all copies from your computer system.

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Email to all on opening of registration and some other stuff
by Kareem Elsayad Aug. 9, 2025

Aug. 9, 2025

Dear All, Thanks to those who made meeting today (and again no worries to those that didn’t) I managed to amend things on the website we discussed (specifically sponsor page, titles for talks, registration fees). Think we are good to open submissions now. Below is email I would send to the mailing list tomorrow (Saturday) early afternoon. If you have any objections, please let me know before noon. If someone gets a chance to test abstract submission would also be appreciated (not that I think anyone will submit abstract on first day of announcement but should iron out any potential problems asap). I have received a request from Specto Photonics whether it is possible that they are listed under invited speakers. Now, being a platinum sponsor they get a talk anyhow (as do Cell Sense), but listing companies under standard invited can be perceived as weird if they are also sponsors (even if they have arguably made some technological breakthroughs worthy of the status). I would thus like to propose listing talks by Cell Sense and Specto Photonics already now (pre-program) in a separate section under the heading of “Technology Advancement Talks”. This should hopefully pacify Specto Photonics. I think this alone could be interesting for many (added bonus) and make everybody happy. If you are all ok with this I will write Cell Sense and Specto Photonics and ask them for titles and presenter names, and post this on website. @Thorsten. Need plant people on list. I can ask Alex (Johnson) to come as Francesca suggested – he would surely be very happy to (and from my side great to see him again)? --he just got some big grant in Exeter to also do BLS from my understanding… Would also technically be promoting “younger talent”. Let me know. @Stephanie: You mentioned adding other hotels to website. I just wanted to give you a bit of a heads up with this squarespace thingy, since took me a bit to figure. If you add something, make sure that layout is also ok for “mobile” display and not just “desktop”. You can toggle between the two display regimes via an icon on the top right (pic of smartphone and monitor). The editing of one only partially affects the other (they are semi-independent, save for line-breaks and a few other non-obvious things). Figured best is to just toggle between the two a couple of times to see if ok in both modes before saving/publishing. @All. As mentioned by Francesca, and briefly addressed in meeting today, is issue of senior researchers not coming unless being invited even if we cover nothing. Sometimes they just need invitation in order to justify travel, taking time away from teaching, etc.. (sometimes it is also just pride I guess). Obvious names are Daniele Fioretto, Thomas Dehoux, Massimo Vassali, Peter Torok, Daryll Overby, etc. To this end I would like to ask everyone to email people they know that would fall into this category. I don’t think it is an issue to provide an official invitation letter if needed (with no financial commitment – they also would still need to pay registration). I am happy to contact those I have listed above, but I am sure you individually know many others that fall in similar boat (even some that are outside field but curious). I think it would be nice - as Francesca also mentioned - to try get a surplus from this meeting that can go into society account to sponsor future events. To this end also please keep poking sponsors. All the best, Kareem Dear All, It is a pleasure to announce the opening of abstract submissions for the 9th International BioBrillouin Meeting (BioBrillouin 2025) that will take place at the Max Planck Society Conference House in Berlin, Germany on the 25-27th November 2025. All information pertaining to submission of abstracts and the meeting can be found at: www.biobrillouin25.com Deadline for abstract submission is 1st October 2025, with notification of acceptance on 14th October. Submission for both talks (12min+3min questions) and/or Posters are accepted. We have assembled an impressive lineup of invited/keynote speakers as well as “technology advancement” talks, that we believe encompass the latest developments in the field and provide perspective/insights for expanding its horizons to new applications of interest to the community. The meeting venue will be the Max Planck Conference House, an intimate setting where many great meetings have taken place over the last century, and promises to provide the perfect opportunity for discussing and building ideas, and networking. Registration will open shortly (if you submit an abstract we will inform you as soon as it opens, but you will also receive information via this mailing list when it opens). Covered in the registration are all meals (lunches and dinners, including conference banquet) during the course of the meeting. We hope to see many of you in Berlin!! -Kareem On behalf of the Scientific Organizing Committee: Jochen Guck - Local Conference Chair (Max Planck Inst. for the Science of Light & MPZ für Physik und Medizin, Germany) Kareem Elsayad (Medical University of Vienna, Austria) Robert Prevedel (European Molecular Biology Laboratory - EMBL, Germany) Francesca Palombo (Exeter University, United Kingdom) Stephanie Möllmert (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany) Michael Monaghan (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) Thorsten Hamann (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway) PS. This is the same BioBrillouin 2025 meeting that was originally planned to take place in Boston in November 2025, but has been relocated to Berlin.

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BioBrillouin SOC25 today (8 Aug) @2pm
by Kareem Elsayad Aug. 8, 2025

Aug. 8, 2025

Hi All, Just a quick reminder that we have meeting at 2pm today if you can make (link below)… https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5191046969?pwd=alpzaldoZEd3N2ZEQ0hYZU1RR1dOdz09 Meeting ID: 519 104 6969 Passcode: jY3zH8 I probably will be joining via phone as am currently travelling, but should still be able to discuss any timely points. All the best, Kareem

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by Kareem Elsayad Aug. 8, 2025

Aug. 8, 2025

I will delay public announcement of abstract submissions until tomorrow (Fri) after meeting (one day won’t make difference), as think some important stuff can still be added/modified before. In particular… @Thorsten: Any news from plant keynote/invited speakers for BioBrillouin in Berlin (would be good to include in announcement to make sure plant folks jump on). We don’t need talk title just yet (although would be ideal), just confirmation. If nothing can always put in Marketa (she mentioned she’ll attend anyhow) as invited. Alternative could be Kalina Haas (same place as Alexis in Versailles, who does interesting stuff) & who would prob be very interesting. Both would also help with gender equality and internationality since have no one from either countries. @Francesca: Anybody from your side? I updated invited/keynote talks with titles. This looks quite good I think. I also included Biman Bagchi since think based on Robert’s analysis we should be able to cover his flight, and am confident he will impress and add important angle that is missing to discourse. Am still somewhat of opinion that it might be idea to invite Daryll Overby and Peter Torok (covering no costs) if only for the discussions that would ensue (am quite certain neither will come unless invited). Let me know your thoughts. Personally, I would also really like to have Danielle Fioretto there, but I am also not sure if he would attend without invite (maybe Francesca knows more). I think it is important to keep in mind that a lot of people we would like to have there (including the likes of Thomas Dehoux) will likely not come unless as formally invited speakers (even if no costs are covered) – hence my extensive list of invited speakers initially.. All the best, Kareem

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Opening registration. Important information and questions.
by Kareem Elsayad Aug. 8, 2025

Aug. 8, 2025

Dear All, Thanks for those that made meeting today, and no worries those that didn’t @Michael: Thanks for setting up website. I managed to get access to it and added a few things here and there (including Keynote & invited speakers confirmed, Hotel, way to conference, and important dates). This squarenote thing is quite userfriendly 😊 @All. We are I think ready to open abstract submission! Registration we will open later once account finalized (think this is fine, as many people wait anyhow for confirmation of acceptance to register – at least I always used to). Please take a look at website (www.biobrillouin25.com) and point out any changes/additions/subtractions needed by end of weekend. The plan is then to send out email announcing abstract submission is open on Monday. @All Please also follow up on all the speakers you Invited &/or Keynote and ask them to submit a preliminary title for their talk asap. I will add these to website by their names – this I think adds a lot to the appeal of people wanting to come. Also please follow up with all the sponsors you already contacted and contact any others you can think of. We need more sponsors! These can also be institutional (I am asking Medical University of Vienna to see if they can contribute anything). @All One thing that is blatantly missing from website but I wanted to run by you before adding anything is the registration fee. This is important as for some it may be deciding factor and would like to add before opening abstract submission (would include it under registration subpage). I think we discussed 350 EUR for Students and 500 EUR for Postdocs & PI’s. Are we all ok with this. Robert how does this factor into budgeting? I am fine with increasing a bit if needed. Should mention also what all is included in this.. If we say coffee/snacks and lunch on conference days (25, 26 and 27) and Conference Dinner (on 26). In this case I do not think it is unreasonable to even raise price to 400 EUR (students) and 600 EUR (Postdocs & PI’s) or even more. What are your thoughts? Worth noting it was never made clear whether keynote and invited speakers pay registration fee. Now I somewhat despise the idea of having a keynote or even invited speaker pay registration (the way that SPIE and some other conferences do)… it’s not unlike inviting someone for dinner at your house and then handing them a receipt after dinner! This is my opinion and ofcourse if the SOC decides that they should pay then we will go with that. My point though is that if they do not pay registration we are talking a lower income and will need elevated prices. Now I know that many of the invited and keynote would have no issue paying registration fees (for example Alberto Bilenca, he just needs an invitation letter and invited status and he will come – else he can’t – but will pay everything including registration). One can however not be heterogeneous in having some invited/keynote pay registration and others not. My suggestion would be to just have all invited and keynote not pay, and adjust pricing of registration and work hard on finding more sponsors. An alternative would be to reshuffle invited vs. keynote such that only keynote do not pay, but this is not feasible since they were invited already with specific request for keynote vs. invited. A final option, which is a bit of an odd psychological game (but can solve our dilema), is to ask each speaker if due to limited funds (explaining relocation of venue) they would be able to pay registration if it is within their capacity. As mentioned I don’t like the idea of asking for registration costs, but this is a kind of middle ground (like in the dinner invitation analogy, saying if you can bring a bottle of wine to the dinner would be great!). Now on the one hand everyone appreciates not paying, but it is also awkward to admit if they have resources to pay registration to decline (I mention because I have been approached like this with some invited and keynote talks). @All. Kind of related but not totally to last point. Several invited and keynote speakers have requested financial help. Of these are Kandice, Luc, and Biman (Bagchi). Luc I told we should hopefully be able to find since I think it will not be much for him and given his importance I think good to have. The others we have mentioned this will be subject to available budget and will get back to them. Biman (look him up), is a world expert on water (theoretical statistical physical-chemist working on biomatter, just retired) and has some very interesting ideas on interpreting BLS, and I think would be really a great asset for community. He mentioned he can cover his hotel (from his pocket) and would just like some help covering his flight from India (which I would be strongly in favour of). Haven’t gotten back to him yet, but should do soon. I understand situation with Kandice is similar, although from what I understand would need full coverage from US travel and accomodation. Aside from that it appears all others are ok paying their own travel to my understanding. Ok, look forward to hearing from you. As mentioned unless I hear any opposition I will send out email to community on Monday evening saying registration is open, and at same time ask Caterina to post on social media channels. Sorry for long email (I would have written a shorter letter but did not have the time – B. Pascal). All the best, Kareem

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FW: Opening registration. Important information and questions.
by Kareem Elsayad Aug. 6, 2025

Aug. 6, 2025

Dear All, Since I didn’t hear back yet from anyone regarding opening registration (see below), I assume everyone is fine with this.. I will thus (unless I hear back with objection) send out email to all tomorrow afternoon announcing registration is open. All the best, Kareem From: Kareem Elsayad <kareem.elsayad(a)meduniwien.ac.at> Date: Saturday, 2. August 2025 at 00:04 To: Kareem Elsayad via Soc25 <soc25(a)biobrillouin.org> Subject: Opening registration. Important information and questions. Dear All, Thanks for those that made meeting today, and no worries those that didn’t @Michael: Thanks for setting up website. I managed to get access to it and added a few things here and there (including Keynote & invited speakers confirmed, Hotel, way to conference, and important dates). This squarenote thing is quite userfriendly 😊 @All. We are I think ready to open abstract submission! Registration we will open later once account finalized (think this is fine, as many people wait anyhow for confirmation of acceptance to register – at least I always used to). Please take a look at website (www.biobrillouin25.com) and point out any changes/additions/subtractions needed by end of weekend. The plan is then to send out email announcing abstract submission is open on Monday. @All Please also follow up on all the speakers you Invited &/or Keynote and ask them to submit a preliminary title for their talk asap. I will add these to website by their names – this I think adds a lot to the appeal of people wanting to come. Also please follow up with all the sponsors you already contacted and contact any others you can think of. We need more sponsors! These can also be institutional (I am asking Medical University of Vienna to see if they can contribute anything). @All One thing that is blatantly missing from website but I wanted to run by you before adding anything is the registration fee. This is important as for some it may be deciding factor and would like to add before opening abstract submission (would include it under registration subpage). I think we discussed 350 EUR for Students and 500 EUR for Postdocs & PI’s. Are we all ok with this. Robert how does this factor into budgeting? I am fine with increasing a bit if needed. Should mention also what all is included in this.. If we say coffee/snacks and lunch on conference days (25, 26 and 27) and Conference Dinner (on 26). In this case I do not think it is unreasonable to even raise price to 400 EUR (students) and 600 EUR (Postdocs & PI’s) or even more. What are your thoughts? Worth noting it was never made clear whether keynote and invited speakers pay registration fee. Now I somewhat despise the idea of having a keynote or even invited speaker pay registration (the way that SPIE and some other conferences do)… it’s not unlike inviting someone for dinner at your house and then handing them a receipt after dinner! This is my opinion and ofcourse if the SOC decides that they should pay then we will go with that. My point though is that if they do not pay registration we are talking a lower income and will need elevated prices. Now I know that many of the invited and keynote would have no issue paying registration fees (for example Alberto Bilenca, he just needs an invitation letter and invited status and he will come – else he can’t – but will pay everything including registration). One can however not be heterogeneous in having some invited/keynote pay registration and others not. My suggestion would be to just have all invited and keynote not pay, and adjust pricing of registration and work hard on finding more sponsors. An alternative would be to reshuffle invited vs. keynote such that only keynote do not pay, but this is not feasible since they were invited already with specific request for keynote vs. invited. A final option, which is a bit of an odd psychological game (but can solve our dilema), is to ask each speaker if due to limited funds (explaining relocation of venue) they would be able to pay registration if it is within their capacity. As mentioned I don’t like the idea of asking for registration costs, but this is a kind of middle ground (like in the dinner invitation analogy, saying if you can bring a bottle of wine to the dinner would be great!). Now on the one hand everyone appreciates not paying, but it is also awkward to admit if they have resources to pay registration to decline (I mention because I have been approached like this with some invited and keynote talks). @All. Kind of related but not totally to last point. Several invited and keynote speakers have requested financial help. Of these are Kandice, Luc, and Biman (Bagchi). Luc I told we should hopefully be able to find since I think it will not be much for him and given his importance I think good to have. The others we have mentioned this will be subject to available budget and will get back to them. Biman (look him up), is a world expert on water (theoretical statistical physical-chemist working on biomatter, just retired) and has some very interesting ideas on interpreting BLS, and I think would be really a great asset for community. He mentioned he can cover his hotel (from his pocket) and would just like some help covering his flight from India (which I would be strongly in favour of). Haven’t gotten back to him yet, but should do soon. I understand situation with Kandice is similar, although from what I understand would need full coverage from US travel and accomodation. Aside from that it appears all others are ok paying their own travel to my understanding. Ok, look forward to hearing from you. As mentioned unless I hear any opposition I will send out email to community on Monday evening saying registration is open, and at same time ask Caterina to post on social media channels. Sorry for long email (I would have written a shorter letter but did not have the time – B. Pascal). All the best, Kareem

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Invitation: Keynote at BioBrillouin 2025, Berlin (Nov 25–27)
by Stephanie Möllmert Aug. 4, 2025

Aug. 4, 2025

Dear Giuliano, On behalf of the Scientific Organizing Committee, it’s a real pleasure to invite you to give a keynote talk at the upcoming 9th International BioBrillouin Conference <https://www.biobrillouin.org/news>, which will take place in Berlin, at the conference venue of the Max Planck Society (Harnack-Haus <https://www.harnackhaus-berlin.mpg.de/de>) on 25–27 November 2025. As one of the foundational figures in the BioBrillouin community, your presence and perspective would be especially meaningful. This year’s meeting will bring together researchers from across the world to share new insights, developments, and ideas around Brillouin Light Scattering and its growing impact in biological and biomedical research. In addition to a full program of keynote, invited, and contributed talks, there will be poster sessions and time to reconnect socially and scientifically. Due to the late change in venue—after the original plan at Harvard had to be adapted—and limited funding options, we unfortunately aren’t able to offer full coverage of travel and accommodation for keynote speakers. If this poses a difficulty, please don’t hesitate to let me know; we may be able to offer a travel stipend in selected cases, depending on available support. We would be delighted to have you with us in Berlin. Please let me know at your earliest convenience, if you’ll be able to join. All the best, Stephanie On behalf of the Scientific Organizing Committee: /Jochen Guck (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light & Max-Planck-Zentrum für Physik und Medizin, Germany)/ /Kareem Elsayad (Medical University of Vienna, Austria)/ /Robert Prevedel (European Molecular Biology Laboratory - EMBL, Germany)/ /Francesca Palombo (Exeter University, United Kingdom)/ /Stephanie Möllmert (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany)/ /Michael Monaghan (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)/ /Thorsten Hamann (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway)/ -- Dr. Stephanie Möllmert Research Group Leader Max-Planck-Zentrum für Physik und Medizin Cell Physics Division Kussmaulallee 2 91054 Erlangen Germany Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light Cell Physics Division Staudtstr. 2 91058 Erlangen Germany Phone: +49 (0) 9131 8284530 Email:stephanie.moellmert@mpl.mpg.de Homepage:www.gucklab.com

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BioBrillouin SOC25 today @2pm
by Kareem Elsayad Aug. 1, 2025

Aug. 1, 2025

Hi All, Just a quick reminder that we have meeting at 2pm today if you can make (link below)… https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5191046969?pwd=alpzaldoZEd3N2ZEQ0hYZU1RR1dOdz09 Meeting ID: 519 104 6969 Passcode: jY3zH8 All the best, Kareem

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