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paa Hinxton Hall conference & exhibition |
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Where: |
Wellcome Trust,
Genome Campus
Hinxton Hall,
Cambridge, UK |
| When: |
12 January 2010 |
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paa |
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| Highlights: |
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| Conference Overview |
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Successful lab automation is key to the success of drug discovery, DNA screening programmes, product development and quality control.
This conference aims to introduce the many new and exciting developments in European academia and to address the constantly changing needs of industry. The speaker programme features leading academics in laboratory automation and will be of interest to academics and industrialists alike. Presentations will provide practical insights and detailed case studies by scientists for scientists.
Delegates will learn about different approaches to automation which will prove invaluable particularly those planning new automation projects or struggling to get the performance that they require. Time will be set aside for plenty of networking activity. Accompanying the programme of presentations will be a poster session and exhibition featuring the leading suppliers of automation equipment. |
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| Conference Programme |
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lecture |
| 09:15 |
Coffee and registration |
09:30 |
Prof Ross King |
Department of Computer Science, University of Wales Aberystwyth |
"The Automation of Science" |
10:00 |
Dr Jon Wingfield |
Astra Zeneca |
"Opportunities to bridge the technology gap between
academia and industry,
the view from one pharma" |
| 10:30 |
Prof Reinhold Schaefer |
Rhein Main University of Applied Science Dept. of Design - Computer Science - Media, Wiesbaden, Germany |
"Workflow controlling all essential laboratory activities
Analysis planning, data acquisition, automated error
recovery, information retrieval, and evaluations, all in one." |
| 11:00 |
Coffee |
11:30 |
Dr Chris Bakal |
The Institute of Cancer Research |
"Using High-throughput Genetics to Describe Complex Systems" |
12:00 |
Dr Paul Andrews |
Dundee University |
“High content screening with human embryonic stem cells” |
| 12:30 |
Lunch |
2:00 |
Dr Matt Sims |
Epidemiology Unit, Addenbrooke’s Hospital |
"From Biosample to Genetic Loci: Automating Epidemiology in a Small Laboratory" |
2:30 |
Dr Chris Lovell |
Southampton University, School of Electronics and Computer Science |
"Autonomous Experimentation: Coupling Machine Learning
with Computer Controlled Microfluidics" |
3:00 |
Rob Harkness |
Process Analysis and Automation Ltd |
Solutions for scheduling assays |
| 3:30 |
Prize Draw, Tea and exhibition |
| 4:15 |
Close |
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| who should attend |
This conference will be of interest to Academic scientists, Research Institutes, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical companies working in the field of laboratory automation and high content screening.
Includes lecture programme, poster session, instrument exhibition, buffet lunch, morning and afternoon refreshments.
ALL of this for £40 plus VAT |
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