Tentative Programme
KEY:
Early Morning Plenary Session
Congress Lecture
Symposia/Workshop
Plenary Lecture
Proffered Papers
Poster Session
Monday, 18 August 2003
07:30
PL01
What Have ATM and p53 Told us About Radiation Signal Transduction?
Great Hall 1 & 2
08:15
08:30
CL01
Repair Pathway of DSBs Induced by Ionizing Radiation is Distinctly Different from that of DSBs that Arise During DNA Replication
Great Hall 1 & 2
CL02
Biomarkers of Radiation or Oxidative Damage to DNA in Cells
M3
CL03
Tumour Alpha/Beta Ratios and Dose-Rate Selection in Brachytherapy
M4
CL04
Radiation Induced Genomic Instability
P1 & P2
CL05
Radiation Processing in Australia
P3 & P4
CL06
Intelligent Polyfunctional Polymers and Hydrogels for Industrial and Biomedical Applications
M1
09:30
SW01
Molecular Modulation of Radiation Response by EGFR or CoxII Inhibitors
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW02
The Central Role of Chromosomes in Radiation Biology
M3
SW03
Tumour Microenvironment
M4
SW04
Dosimetry2002
P1 & P2
SW05
Molecular Approach to Radiosensitization
P3 & P4
SW06
Polymer Grafting and Surface Modification
M1
SW07
Free Radicals in Biology
M2
11:00
11:30
PL02
Commercialisation of Science in Australia
Great Hall 1 & 2
12:30
13:30
SW08
Complexity of Clustered DNA Damage
M3
SW09
Radiosensitivity Syndromes
P1 & P2
SW10
Boron Neutron Capture Therapy
M2
PP01
Molecular Phenotyping in Clinical Radiosensitivity
Great Hall 1 & 2
PP02
Clinical Radiation Oncology - 1
M4
PP03
Nuclear Medicine / Isotopes
P3 & P4
PP04
Polymer Grafting and Modification
M1
15:00
P01
Chemistry
P02
Environmental
P03
Industrial
P04
Physics
P05
Radiation Oncology
P06
Nuclear Medicine
P07
Occupational Health
P08
Radiobiology
17:00
PL03
10th Gray Medallist Lecture
Great Hall 1 & 2
18:00
Tuesday, 19 August 2003
07:30
PL04
RRS Marie Curie Award
Great Hall 1 & 2
08:15
08:30
CL07
Extracellular Signaling and Radiation Response
Great Hall 1 & 2
CL08
Use of PET Scanning to Measure Response to Radiotherapy
M4
CL09
The Role of Phosphorylation in Non-Homologous End-Joining
P1 & P2
CL10
Stem Cells and Radiation: Effects in Targeted and Non-Targeted Cells
P3 & P4
CL11
Radiation Modification of Polymers: Fundamentals and Applications
M1
CL12
Scientific Opportunities for Research Using Neutron Beams at the Australian Replacement Research Reactor
M2
CL25
"Do You Have a Hole in your Head?" Complications of Radiosurgery
M3
09:30
SW11
Bio-Terrorism and Radiation. What To Do? What Research is Needed?
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW12
Is Late Tissue Injury an Inevitable Consequence of Radiation or Can it be Treated?
M3
SW13
Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy
M4
SW14
Genetic Susceptibility/Genomic Instability
P1 & P2
SW15
Models of Cancer Induction at Low Doses
P3 & P4
SW16
Polymer Radiation Chemistry
M1
SW17
Targetted Radioisotopes - 1 Physics, Chemistry and Biology
M2
11:00
11:30
PL05
The Worldwide Use of Neutron and Synchroton Radiation
Great Hall 1 & 2
12:30
13:30
SW18
DNA Damage Response Networks and Gene Expression Profiling
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW19
Non-Ionizing Radiation
M2
PP05
DNA Damage and Radiation Signaling
M3
PP06
Predictive Assays
P3 & P4
PP07
Varian Award
M4
PP08
Polymer and Radiation Chemistry
M1
PP09
Stem Cells, Radiation and Apoptosis
P1 & P2
15:00
P09
Chemistry
P10
Environmental
P11
Industrial
P12
Physics
P13
Radiation Oncology
P14
Nuclear Medicine
P15
Occupational Health
P16
Radiobiology
15:30
17:00
PL06
Radiation Research Society Failla Lecture
Great Hall 1 & 2
18:00
Wednesday, 20 August 2003
07:30
PL07
Improving Tumour Response
Great Hall 1 & 2
08:15
08:30
CL13
Understanding and Exploiting the Genomic Response to Hypoxia
Great Hall 1 & 2
CL14
Colloids and Clusters
P3 & P4
CL15
Proteins at the Interface of Homologous Recombination and Nonhomologous End-Joining
M3
CL16
The Basis of Chemoradiotherapy: Pragmatism vs Science
M4
CL17
Mutagenic and Epigenetic Events in Radiation Induced Cancer
P1 & P2
CL18
Charge Transfer in Pi-Stacked Systems Including DNA
M1
09:30
SW20
DNA Repair
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW21
Bystander Effect
M3
SW22
Anaemia and Radiotherapy
M4
SW23
New Research Developments at RERF
P1 & P2
SW24
Targeted Radiopharmaceuticals for Cancer Therapy
P3 & P4
SW25
Radiation Chemistry at Interfaces
M1
SW26
Recognition and Processing of DNA Double Strand Breaks
M2
11:00
11:30
PL08
A Century of Quantitating Radiation Response
Great Hall 1 & 2
12:30
13:30
SW27
Exploiting Tumour Hypoxia
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW28
Protection of the Environment from Ionising Radiation
P1 & P2
SW29
Time Resolved Spectroscopy
M1
PP10
Novel Therapeutic Approaches - 1
M3
PP11
Clinical Radiation Oncology - 2
M4
PP12
DNA Repair Genes
P3 & P4
PP13
Industrial and Environmental
M2
15:00
P17
Chemistry
P18
Environmental
P19
Industrial
P20
Physics
P21
Radiation Oncology
P22
Nuclear Medicine
P23
Occupational Health
P24
Radiobiology
17:00
PL09
Henry S. Kaplan Distinguished Scientist Award 2003
Great Hall 1 & 2
18:00
Thursday, 21 August 2003
07:30
PL10
Predictive Assays: Past, Present and Future
Great Hall 1 & 2
08:15
08:30
CL19
Targets for Radiation in Normal and Tumor Tissues
Great Hall 1 & 2
CL20
Pathogenesis of Late Effects of Radiotherapy in Normal Tissues
M3
CL21
Synchrotrons: Biomedical Applications of the Most Versatile Radiation Source of All
M4
CL22
Complex Damage, Low Doses and Bystander Effects
P1 & P2
CL23
Genetic Analysis of Radiation-Induced Mouse Thymic Lymphomas
P3 & P4
CL24
Global Trends in Radiation Processing
M1
09:30
SW30
RRS Presidential Symposium
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW31
DNA Recombination
M3
SW32
DNA Damage Recognition and Repair
M4
SW33
Normal Tissue Response to Radiation: Molecular Changes in Relation to Tissue Dysfunction
P1 & P2
SW34
Use of Computational Analysis in DNA Radiation Chemistry
P3 & P4
SW35
Electron and Hole Transfer in DNA
M1
SW36
Cellular and Molecular Responses to Low Dose/Dose-Rate Radiation Exposures
M2
11:00
11:30
PL11
Bacq and Alexander Award Lecture: Barry Michael
Great Hall 1 & 2
12:30
13:30
SW37
Space Radiation and Open Questions in Radiobiology
Great Hall 1 & 2
SW38
Low Dose/Dose-Rate Radiation and Carcinogenesis
P3 & P4
PP14
Dose Fractionation / IMRT
M3
PP15
Radiochemotherapy
M4
PP16
Radiation Chemistry
M1
PP17
Radiosensitisation and Radioprotection
M2
PP18
Radiation-Induced Tissue Damage and Carcinogenesis
P1 & P2
15:00
15:30
PP19
Radiation-Induced Apoptosis
Great Hall 1 & 2
PP20
Genomic Instability
M3
PP21
Bystander Effects
M4
PP22
Radioecology/Radiation Protection
P1 & P2
PP23
Novel Therapeutic Approaches - 2
P3 & P4
PP24
Radiation Physics
M1
PP25
Clinical Radiation Oncology 3
M2
17:00
PL12
Weiss Medal Lecture: Professor Chris Potten
Great Hall 1 & 2
18:00
PL13
Closing Ceremony
Great Hall 1 & 2
18:30