Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - SALSA School of Analytical Sciences Adlershof

SALSA's Make and Measure 2020 took place online on 15-17 October

"Make and Measure 2020" focused on the "Advanced Characterization of Materials" with members, guests and friends of SALSA in discussion sessions, invited presentations and individual exchange. On the occasion of our annual meeting, we also welcomed new associated SALSA fellows from this summer's new SALSA call, and we took the chance to initiate a dedicated collaboration in graduate research in Adlershof together with "Berlin Research 50" (BR50). 

One of the highlights of Make and Measure 2020 was the poster flash and presentation. The poster prize winners were:

1. Tilmann Neubert (SALSA):

    Faradaic Effects in Electrochemically Gated Graphene Field Effect Sensors

2. Soraya Höfs (BAM):

    Immunomagnetic Ochratoxin A Assay with Smartphone-Based Amperometric Detection

3. Michel Werhold (SALSA):

    Graphene Sandwich Assembly for Sensing and Electrocatalysis

Take a look at this video, which shows a selection of the poster flash video presentations:

Our guest speakers were:

Schedule Make and Measure 2020: Advanced Characterization of Materials

Thursday, October 15, 2020:

9.00 a.m.: Welcome (Janina Kneipp, Ulrich Panne)

9.10 a.m.: Discussion Session with Carsten Hopf, organized by SALSA Fellows

11.45 a.m.: Poster Session, preceded by Poster Flash

2.00 p.m.: Plenary lecture by Julia Stähler, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin: Ultrafast Generation and Decay of a Surface Metal

4.00 p.m.: Plenary lecture by Carsten Hopf, Hochschule Mannheim: MALDI-MS Imaging and Fingerprinting in Pharmaceutical Research

Friday, October 16, 2020:

9.30 a.m.: Discussion Session with Janina Maultzsch, organized by SALSA Fellows

2.00 p.m.: Plenary lecture by Janina Maultzsch, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg: Optical Spectroscopy of Novel Two-Dimensional Materials

3.30 p.m.: Plenary lecture by Philipp Adelhelm, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin: Electrochemical Measurements in Battery Research: Learning from Voltage and Current

Saturday, October 17, 2020:

9.30 a.m.: Lecture with plenary discussion, Claire Murray, Diamond Light Source Ltd.: Synchrotrons - What, Why, How?!? An Interactive Introduction to Cutting Edge Science

11.30 a.m.: Plenary lecture by Regina Hoffmann-Vogel, Universität Potsdam: Electrostatic Forces above Molecules and Metal Nanostructures

followed by: Conclusions (Janina Kneipp, Ulrich Panne)