BD Seminar Flyer Dartmouth April 2017 (002)<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Noon-1pm on 2 November, 2016 in 758W Borwell.<\/p>\n
Introduction to 3D BiologyTM<\/sup>: Simultaneous Digital Profiling of DNA (SNVs), RNA and Protein using the Nanostring nCounter Analysis System<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Kit Fuhrman, Ph.D., NanString Field Applications Scientist<\/p>\n
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2-3 pm on 2 April, 2015 in Auditorium G, DHMC.<\/p>\n
A new multiplexed cytokine platform, the Bio-ID 400, based on rate of reaction rather than endpoint.<\/strong><\/p>\nDavid Ure, CEO Inanovate.<\/p>\n
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Noon-1pm on 30 March, 2015 in 758W Borwell.<\/p>\n
Exploration of multiplexing techniques including Bio-Techne\u2019s Luminex technologies <\/strong><\/p>\nRIchard Fuerstenberg, Manager of Bio-Techne assays research and development group.<\/p>\n
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1-2pm on 24 November, 2014 in 658W Borwell.<\/p>\n
Advanced application techniques for intracellular flow cytometry.<\/strong><\/p>\nSusan Reynolds, Field Application Specialist, eBioscience<\/p>\n
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10-11am on 18 March, 2014 in 658W Borwell.<\/p>\n
High-speed, high content imaging of cells in flow using the Amnis ImageStream X.<\/strong><\/p>\nDarin Fogg, Ph.D., Regional Sales manager<\/p>\n
Richard DeMarco, Field Applications Scientist<\/p>\n
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1-2pm on 16 January, 2013 in 758W Borwell.<\/p>\n
How to do multi-color flow cytometry<\/strong><\/p>\nJacqueline Smith, Ph.D. \u00a0DartLab Director<\/p>\n
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1-2pm on 31 October, 2012 in 758W Borwell.<\/p>\n
Kaluza flow cytometry software \"lunch and learn\"<\/strong><\/p>\nCheryl Guyre, Ph.D. Beckman Coulter<\/p>\n
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1-2pm on 7 December, 2011 in 758W Borwell.<\/p>\n
B Cell Phenotypes in Multiple Sclerosis patients following IFN-beta(1b)Treatment <\/strong><\/p>\nDaniel Mielcarz, Ph.D. \u00a0DartLab Research Associate<\/p>\n
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Flow Cytometry Symposium<\/strong> (sponsored by Beckman Coulter)<\/p>\n9 February, 2011 658W Borwell<\/p>\n
10:00-10:45 am - Optimization of multicolor flow experiments \u2013 William Godfrey, Ph.D., Manager, Reagent & Application Development, Beckman Coulter, Inc.<\/p>\n
10:45-11:30 am - Signaling Cytometry \u2013 T. Vincent Shankey, Ph.D., Advanced Technology\/Cellular Analysis Business, Beckman Coulter, Inc.<\/p>\n
11:30-12:15 pm - Multiparametric Flow Cytometry, combining phenotype and function \u2013 Paul K. Wallace, Ph.D. Roswell Park Cancer Institute<\/p>\n
1:30 pm - Wet Labs\/Demos
\nCell signaling in LPS stimulated whole blood \u2013 Vince Shankey
\nIntracellular cytokine production in antigen-specific T cells \u2013 Paul Wallace<\/p>\n
Wet labs will provide detailed protocols for sample preparation, data acquisition, and data analysis. A 10-color Beckman Coulter Gallios flow cytometer, as well as a workstation running Kaluza analysis software, will be available February 9-11, 2011 in 342W Borwell. Feel free to try out the Gallios for your own flow cytometry applications.<\/p>\n
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4-5 pm 6 December 2010 658W Borwell<\/p>\n
The Cytometry Game: Past and Present<\/strong><\/p>\nBruce Bagwell, President, Verity Software House, Maine<\/p>\n
- a discussion of the new flow cytometry software, Gemstone.<\/p>\n
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12-1 pm 13 October, 2010 658W Borwell<\/p>\n
50 years of Laser Technology: Innovating Flow Cytometry by Blu-ray Technology<\/strong><\/p>\nMasanobu Yamamoto, Chief Technical Communications Advisor, LE Business Development, Sony Corporation of America.<\/p>\n
Abstract: Since the first Ruby laser oscillation in 1960, lasers have been applied into various fields in science and industry. Flow Cytometry is an important example of laser usage in the bio-science field. Optical storage devices such as the CD, DVD and Blu-ray Disc are examples of the successful application of lasers in the consumer electronics industry. The Optical storage industry has been created by the innovation and integration of laser light sources, micro-fabrication and optical technology. These technologies will migrate to the bio-science field. The synergies between bio-scientific needs and industrial photonic technology will be discussed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
12-1pm on 3 April, 2018 in 658W Borwell. Automated deep profiling of human immune cells using mass cytometry. Bruce Bagwell, M.D., Ph.D., President, Verity Software House 12-1pm on 30 September, 2015 in 658W Borwell. Human Immune Monitoring Seminar – Dartmouth Helios April 3 – 2018 12-1pm on 27 September, [\u2026] <\/p>\n
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