Opportunities for microfluidic devices at Free Electron Lasers

Program

08:15	Registration
08:45	Welcome/ Purpose and goals of the workshop	Serguei Molodtsov, Rita Graceffa European XFEL
Latest developments on liquid jets
	Chair: Joachim Schulz, European XFEL
09:00	Overview of the European XFEL and the SPB/SFX Instrument: Opportunities for microfluidic sample delivery (and more)	Adrian Mancuso European XFEL
09:30	Glass-based Microfluidic Injectors	Daniel DePonte SLAC National Accelerator Lab
10:00	Towards high throughput sample delivery for serial crystallography	Dominik Oberthür Center for Free-Electron Laser Science
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Microfluidic crystallography: sample preparation and delivery	Michael Heymann Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
11:30	Platform for cryogenic jet targets at the HED instrument	Sebastian Göde European XFEL
12:00	Lunch
Mixing experiments
	Chair: Katerina Dörner, European XFEL
13:30	Watching proteins function: mixing injector for time-resolved crystallography at X-ray Free Electron Lasers	George Calvey Cornell University
14:00	Coupling droplet microfluidic and SAXS: from protein interactions to crystal nucleation	SébastienTeychené Laboratory of Chemical Engineering
14:30	Microfluidic Droplet Generators and Mixers for Serial Crystallography	Alexandra Ros Arizona State University
15:00	Coffee
15:30	Rapid Mixing Microfluidics for Time-Resolved X-ray Scattering	Martin Trebbin University of Hamburg
16:00	Rigid Materials for Photolithography Based Rapid Microfluidic Mixing and sample Delivery	Daniel Langley La Trobe Institute of Molecular Science
16:30	Close-up session:  Microfluidics at European XFEL, current status and future perspectives	Rita Graceffa European XFEL
17:00	Guided tour of user laboratories and experimental hall