GE Healthcare Launches High Content Analysis Award
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GE Healthcare, a unit of General Electric Company, announces the launch of the first annual GE Healthcare HCA Award. Supported by BioTechniques, the award recognizes the outstanding contribution of HCA to scientific understanding and celebrates its positive impact on data quality and quantity, and in transforming the efficiency of research and discovery.
“HCA has transformed the way in which researchers investigate biological systems by increasing the number of scientific questions they can ask whilst simultaneously decreasing the time taken to achieve results,” said Dr Nick Thomas, Principal Scientist, Cell Technologies, GE Healthcare: “The latest developments in instrumentation, software and applications allow a depth and breadth of biological analysis that would have seemed impossible only a few years ago.”
Entries are welcomed from scientists using the IN Cell Analyzer 1000, 2000 or 3000. Entries will be reviewed by an expert scientific panel comprising Dr. Joe Trask, Head of Cellular Imaging Core at Hamner Institutes of Health Services, Dr. Nick Thomas, Principal Scientist, Cell Technologies, GE Healthcare and Dr. Patrick Lo, Associate Editor, BioTechniques.
The HCA Award will be presented to the author of the winning entry during one of the following conferences; ASCB 2010, Neuroscience 2010, CHI HCA 2011, SBS 2011, or AACR 2011. The winner will also have an opportunity to present a poster based on their work.
“HCA has transformed the way in which researchers investigate biological systems by increasing the number of scientific questions they can ask whilst simultaneously decreasing the time taken to achieve results,” said Dr Nick Thomas, Principal Scientist, Cell Technologies, GE Healthcare: “The latest developments in instrumentation, software and applications allow a depth and breadth of biological analysis that would have seemed impossible only a few years ago.”
Entries are welcomed from scientists using the IN Cell Analyzer 1000, 2000 or 3000. Entries will be reviewed by an expert scientific panel comprising Dr. Joe Trask, Head of Cellular Imaging Core at Hamner Institutes of Health Services, Dr. Nick Thomas, Principal Scientist, Cell Technologies, GE Healthcare and Dr. Patrick Lo, Associate Editor, BioTechniques.
The HCA Award will be presented to the author of the winning entry during one of the following conferences; ASCB 2010, Neuroscience 2010, CHI HCA 2011, SBS 2011, or AACR 2011. The winner will also have an opportunity to present a poster based on their work.
