Wyatt Technology to Host 21st Annual International Light Scattering Colloquium
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Wyatt Technology has announced that it is hosting its 21st Annual International Light Scattering Colloquium (ILSC).
The annual event will showcase Wyatt’s new Möbiu? mobility instrument.
Date: October 18-19, 2010
Location: Santa Barbara, California, Four Seasons Biltmore Resort.
Featured sessions include:
• Fluctuation Correlation Spectroscopy; From Peptides to Molecular Machines, Dr. Christopher Johnson, Medical Research Council, UK
• Nanostructured Functional Materials by Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization, Professor Krzystzof Matyjaszeuwski, Carnegie Mellon University
• Light Scattering in Biotech: It’s Not Just About Aggregates (Although Sometimes It Is), Dr. Michael McCarthy, MedImmune Incorporated
• Heparin Molecular Weigh Monitoring: A New USP Monograph Method for Unfractioned Heparin, Dr. Ed Moore, Baxter Healthcare
• Applications of Light Scattering Analysis during Protein Therapeutic Development, Dr. Linda Narhi, Amgen Inc.
• Resolving Solution Structures of Malaria Proteins of Biological Interest and Vaccine Potential, Dr. David Narum, National Institutes of Health
• Improving Small–Angle X-Ray Scattering (SAXS) Based Modeling of Biological Macromolecules by Multi–Angle and Quasi–Elastic Light Scattering, Dr. Robert Rambo, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories
• How Light Scattering Helps Us Characterize Molecular Spies, Professor Roger Tsien, University of California San Diego
• Endowing Antibodies with New Functionalities, Dr. Richard Vandler, Genetech Inc.
Following the event, attendees have the opportunity to attend the Eclipse Field Flow Fractionation (FFF)-MALS Focus Meeting on October 20, 2010.
Expert Speakers include:
• Dr. Janice Davis, Althea Technologies
• Dr. Cliff Entrican, Pfizer Wyeth Biopharma
The annual event will showcase Wyatt’s new Möbiu? mobility instrument.
Date: October 18-19, 2010
Location: Santa Barbara, California, Four Seasons Biltmore Resort.
Featured sessions include:
• Fluctuation Correlation Spectroscopy; From Peptides to Molecular Machines, Dr. Christopher Johnson, Medical Research Council, UK
• Nanostructured Functional Materials by Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization, Professor Krzystzof Matyjaszeuwski, Carnegie Mellon University
• Light Scattering in Biotech: It’s Not Just About Aggregates (Although Sometimes It Is), Dr. Michael McCarthy, MedImmune Incorporated
• Heparin Molecular Weigh Monitoring: A New USP Monograph Method for Unfractioned Heparin, Dr. Ed Moore, Baxter Healthcare
• Applications of Light Scattering Analysis during Protein Therapeutic Development, Dr. Linda Narhi, Amgen Inc.
• Resolving Solution Structures of Malaria Proteins of Biological Interest and Vaccine Potential, Dr. David Narum, National Institutes of Health
• Improving Small–Angle X-Ray Scattering (SAXS) Based Modeling of Biological Macromolecules by Multi–Angle and Quasi–Elastic Light Scattering, Dr. Robert Rambo, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories
• How Light Scattering Helps Us Characterize Molecular Spies, Professor Roger Tsien, University of California San Diego
• Endowing Antibodies with New Functionalities, Dr. Richard Vandler, Genetech Inc.
Following the event, attendees have the opportunity to attend the Eclipse Field Flow Fractionation (FFF)-MALS Focus Meeting on October 20, 2010.
Expert Speakers include:
• Dr. Janice Davis, Althea Technologies
• Dr. Cliff Entrican, Pfizer Wyeth Biopharma
