Flow Cytometry Facilities Meeting 2021

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Flow Cytometry Facilities Meeting 2021

20 Oct, 2020

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This Flow Cytometry Facilities meeting on 5-6 Jan 2021 is aimed at those managing or working in flow cytometry facilities and will be going virtual.

As in previous years, the meeting is aimed at all those that run or work in a Flow Facility and seeks to address common subject matters, themes, and circumstances within the community.  We will also focus on new and emerging technologies as well as operational aspects of running, and working in, a core.  We will include presentations from current core facilities (Crib talks) and also from our industry colleagues (Technobites).  The meeting will be run over two afternoon sessions (14:00-18:00 GMT) to allow our American colleagues to join us. Although in a virtual format, there will be ample time in the programme for discussion and questions from the community.    

The virtual meeting will take place at 14:00-18:00 GMT, 09:00-13:00 ET; 15:00-19:00 CET.

Scientific Organisers:

Dr Alexis Conway Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center

Mr Derek Davies Flow Cytometry Section Chair, The Francis Crick Institute

Dr Karen Hogg University of York

Dr Rachael Sheridan Van Andel Institute

Dr Peter O'Toole, RMS Vice President . Head of Imaging and Cytology Labs, University of York

Event Contact: Kate Wooding. Further information [email protected]  Visit www.rms.org.uk

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