Molecular Devices’ RNAi and High Content Imaging Symposium
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The RNAi and High Content Imaging Symposium will be discussed at a one day symposium to be held at The Burlington Hotel, Dublin, Ireland, September 16, 2010. The symposium follows the RNAi & miRNA Europe Conference.
Registration is now open for Molecular Devices’ RNAi and High Content Imaging Symposium. Join influential and respected scientists to discuss the expansion of RNAi profiling techniques and how to enhance gene expression assays using high content imaging systems. The preliminary agenda includes presentations by:
• Session Chair: Dr. Anthony Davies, Trinity College Dublin
• Dr. Nick Holliday, University of Nottingham
• Dr. Stephen Brown, University of Sheffield
• Dr. Randi Diestel, Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research GmbH
• Dr. Alan Sabirsh, AstraZeneca, Södertälje, Sweden
Additional user-presentations will focus on RNAi profiling techniques, tips and tricks for interrogating large-scale RNAi libraries as well as automated data analysis and integration. Do not miss this opportunity to join your industry colleagues…
Registration for this event is free of charge. Attendance will be limited, so please register early for this event.
Refreshments and a buffet lunch will be served during the symposium.
For further information on Molecular Devices’ RNAi and High Content Imaging Symposium, please email infobox@moldev.com.
Registration is now open for Molecular Devices’ RNAi and High Content Imaging Symposium. Join influential and respected scientists to discuss the expansion of RNAi profiling techniques and how to enhance gene expression assays using high content imaging systems. The preliminary agenda includes presentations by:
• Session Chair: Dr. Anthony Davies, Trinity College Dublin
• Dr. Nick Holliday, University of Nottingham
• Dr. Stephen Brown, University of Sheffield
• Dr. Randi Diestel, Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research GmbH
• Dr. Alan Sabirsh, AstraZeneca, Södertälje, Sweden
Additional user-presentations will focus on RNAi profiling techniques, tips and tricks for interrogating large-scale RNAi libraries as well as automated data analysis and integration. Do not miss this opportunity to join your industry colleagues…
Registration for this event is free of charge. Attendance will be limited, so please register early for this event.
Refreshments and a buffet lunch will be served during the symposium.
For further information on Molecular Devices’ RNAi and High Content Imaging Symposium, please email infobox@moldev.com.
