18th International Hair-Science Symposium

HairS‘13Lübeck / Germany

September 4-6, 2013

RegistrationPlease register online via our website:

www.dwi.rwth-aachen.de/events

Symposium FeeEarly bird fees for registration and payment by August 1, 2013 are:770 € for participants, 590 € for DWI member companies, and 330 € for speakers (one presenting author per oral presentation, no reduction for poster authors). This fee includes meals, coffee breaks, the excursion, the conference dinner, the book of abstracts, and the proceedings. For registration and receipt of payment later than August 1, 100 € will be charged additionally.

AccomodationAccomodation is extra and 140 € per night for a single room and 160 € for a double room incl. breakfast. A room contingent has been pre-booked by DWI. Reservations have to be made by the participants themselves by August 7, 2013. Radisson Blu Senator Hotel Willy-Brandt-Allee 6 23554 LübeckGermanyTel. +49 (0)451 142 0 Fax +49 (0)451 142 22 22 info.luebeck@radissonblu.com www.radissonblu.de/hotel-luebeckKeyword: „DWI“

CancellationOnly written cancellations can be considered. Cancellations reaching DWI before August 12, 2013, will result in a 60% refund. No refunds can be made after this date. Registrations may be transferred to another person at no charge.

VenueRadisson Blu Senator Hotel Willy-Brandt-Allee 6 23554 Lübeck GermanyTel. +49 (0)451 142 0 Fax +49 (0)451 142 22 22 info.luebeck@radissonblu.com www.radissonblu.de/hotel-luebeck

Lübeck is readily reached by car, train or plane. Hamburg airport is about 90 km from Lübeck. More than 70 airlines connect Hamburg with 120 destinations worldwide. For flight plan or further information see www.ham.airport.de. Quick and comfortable travel from Hamburg to Lübeck is provided by the bus transport TRAVELiner; for further information: www.traveliner.de.

Lübeck‘s medieval Old Town was the first entire Old Town ensemble in Germany to be declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in 1987. Narrow streets and alleyways, old merchant houses, the world-famous Holsten Gate (pictured at the front cover) and the historical Old Town island with Cathedral, St. Jacob‘s and St. Peter‘s church are only some highlights of this charming place which we will discover during our excursion on Thursday afternoon.Situated a three-minute walk from the historic city centre, the Radisson Blu Senator Hotel provides a perfect location for HairS‘13 with excellent meeting facilities and close access to local transit.

Interactive Materials ResearchDWI an der RWTH Aachen e.V.

Correspondence AddressInteractive Materials Research - DWI an der RWTH Aachen e.V. Dr. Janine Hillmer - HairS‘13 Forckenbeckstr. 50 52056 Aachen Germany Tel. +49 (0)241 80-233-36 Fax +49 (0)241 80-233-01 hillmer@dwi.rwth-aachen.de

InvitationHairS‘13 will follow the tradition of the DWI-organized hair scientific meetings offering a unique platform for discussing the newest and most appealing ideas of hair research and hair care science. During HairS‘09 at the latest it became evident that findings from modern cell biology are gaining more and more importance in hair science and cosmetics and that there is a chance of inspiration and a need of communication between the so-called “dead hair club” and the “living hair club” as was stated in Weimar.

We cordially invite members from both „communities“ to attend HairS‘13 and look forward to another outstanding scientific meeting of colleagues and hair experts from all over the world.

The Scientific Committee of HairS‘13:Alan Swift , Leszek Wolfram, Bernd Nöcker, Wolf Eisfeld, Martin Möller, Crisan Popescu, Brigitte Küppers and Janine Hillmer

Wednesday, September 412:00 GET-TOGETHER AND REGISTRATION

13:00 OPENING AND INTRODUCTION

13:15 R. Leube, University Hospital Aachen/D Keratins in living cells (plenary)

14:00 L. Langbein, DKFZ/D Keratin K77 revisited: The special keratin of luminal cells of eccrine sweat gland ducts in adults with interspecies variations of expression and different intracellular location in embryonic and adult skin of man and mouse

14:25 A. Körner, DWI/D Characterisation of sphingolipids and keratins in hair of children and adults

14:50 J. Dyer, AgResearch/NZ Molecular mapping of fibre protein and lipid modification and damage

15:15 COFFEE BREAK

16:00 W.G. Bryson, Christchurch/NZ Proteomic and electron tomography applications to wool and hair to gain advanced insights into fibre properties and behaviour (plenary)

16:45 N. Dirks et al., DWI/D Keratin degradation products in human hair

17:10 R.R. Wickett, University of Cincinnati/USA Gray and pigmented hairs from the same individual may differ in both temporary and permanent set

17:35 M. Richena et al., UNICAMP/BR Ultrastructural studies of gray hair

18:00 R.L. Mc Mullen et al., Ashland Specialty Ingredients/USA Investigation of the interactions of cosmetic ingredients with hair by dynamic electrokinetic and permeability analysis

18:25 POSTER SESSION AND DINNER

Thursday, September 58:30 L. Wolfram, Berkeley/USA

Endeavors in the area of hair care – Chemical aspects of hair care processes and products (plenary)

9:15 M. Kadir et al., Lubrizol Advanced Materials/USA Surfactant-activated microgels in hair care

9:40 Y. Garcia et al., Colgate PALMOLIVE/MX Comparative study of a hair care product performance over virgin and damage hair

10:05 E. Everaert et al., Ashland Specialty Ingredients/NL New long lasting hair damage repair technologies

10:30 E. Schulze zur Wiesche et al., Henkel/D The “self recovery phenomena” of oxidized hair

10:55 COFFEE BREAK

11:30 S. Breakspear et al., Kao Corporation/JP The influence of the cuticle on hair shape change

11:55 D. Burnett et al., Surface Measurement Systems/USA Surface energy heterogeneity of hair fibers by inverse gas chromatography

12:20 B. von Vacano et al., BASF/D Physical understanding and quantification of hair surface damage

12:45 S. Asvadi et al., Philips Research/NL The interaction of heat and frictional effects in hair styling product

13:15 D. Metten et al., Henkel/D Dynamic humidity curl retention as a method for the evaluation of hair fixative components

13:40 LUNCH BREAK

15:00 EXCURSION

Friday, September 68:30 J.A. Swift, UK

Milestones on hair structure from 1665 to the present day (plenary)

9:15 T. Evans, TA Evans/USA Changing the bulk properties of hair by non-reactive means

9:40 K. Joko, Sugiyama Jogakuen University/JP The role of hydrogen bonding on permanent set of human hair - New Japanese hair straightening

10:05 Y. Kamath, Kamath Consulting Inc./USA New paradigms in the design of combing devices for tangled hair

10:30 COFFEE BREAK

11:15 M. Brandt et al., proDERM/D Assessment of hair breakage from combing: Which procedure simulates best the true life situation?

11:40 V. Maurin, Symrise/F Microalgae: a sustainable source of innovative active for hair loss prevention

12:05 S. Bouzéloc et al., Dow Corning/B New approach for quantification of hair frizz

12:30 N. Lechocinski et al., Bossa Nova Technologies/USA Recent advancements in hair visual appearance evaluation

12:55 F.-J. Wortmann et al., University of Manchester/UK Considerations of a consistent model for the reflection of light from human hair

13:20 LECTURE AND POSTER AWARD, CLOSING REMARKS

Poster SessionThe poster contributions will be an integral part of the symposium with an extensive poster session including a poster walk and short presentations of the posters. Two best paper awards will be given to oral and poster presentations each.The list of poster contributions is available from the website.

This program schedule mentions the presenting authors only; the full list of co-authors and their affiliations are available from the website.The organizers reserve the right to amend the program whenever necessary. Please consult the website for updated information.

photos: © Die Lübecker Museen (1 and front cover), LTM - Torsten Krüger (2-5 and back cover), LTM - Rheinhard Kruschel (6)