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2nd FRET & Beyond-2019 - Annual Conference Förster Resonance Energy Transfer and Beyond Conference: April 4th through 7th, 2019

Synopsis of the 1st FRET and Beyond May 2nd through 5th, 2018 Conference

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

Thank you very much for your kind, interesting, and most importantly scientific input in advancing of FRET understanding during the 1st FRET and Beyond - May 2nd through 5th, 2018 conference.

During the meeting, we not only learned about the advancement of the quantum-mechanical understanding of energy transfer phenomenon but also their applications in gaining insight into the nature of the micro-world.

We also had an interesting and enlighting panel discussion concerning the question of Molecular-Scale Circuits: Realistic Goal or Vain Illusion?

I will not describe here the highlights of each invited and plenary lecture – let the authors speak for themselves in the form of video-recorded lectures (see below).

The meeting was a success on all scientific and personal levels, and we have decided to continue and invite interested researchers to an upcoming Annual Conference – 2nd FRET & Beyond – 2019; April 4th through 7th, 2019.

Plenary Lecturies

1. Reaction Rates and Quantum Coherence Effects in Natural Processes: Photosynthetic Energy Transfer and Photoisomerization
2. Interatomic Coulomb Decay and Förster Resonance Energy Transfer in Dielectric Environments
3. Energy Transfer Beyond the Molecular Scale: Expanding the Dimensionality of FRET with Supramolecular Systems
4. Conformational Changes in Proteins
5. Resonance Energy Transfer in Dye-functionalized Nanoparticles: Multipole and Anisotropy Effects
6. Understanding FRET in Semiconductor Nanostructures: Dimensionality and Assembly Effects and Peculiar Examples
7. Coherent Energy Transfer in Nanophotonics: Quantum Design Principles and Efficiency Limits
8. On Uncorrelated Inter-Monomer Förster Energy Transfer in Fenna-Matthews-Olson Complexes
9. Fretting about FRET: Modeling Fluorescence Observables
10. Exciton Migration in Ordered and Disordered Organic Systems
11. Energy vs. Electron Transfer: Ultrafast Photoinduced Dynamics in Molecular Triads
12. Graphene as a Unique Two-dimensional Platform for Sensing and Energy Conversion
13. The Rush for an Ever Brighter Signal Complicates Interpretation of Fluorescence Measurements
14. Determination of Intracellular Equilibrium
15. Dynamic Light Harvesting Membrane
16. Plasmon-mediated Resonance Energy Transfer
17. Programmable Energy Transfer Systems
18. Measuring the Area in Molecular Contact between Paper Fibers using FRET Microscopy

Welcome to 2nd FRET and Beyond 2019 Conference