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Technologies & Screening
October 23-24,
Radisson Hotel Valley Forge
King of Prussia, PA USA
Booth: 35
PerkinElmer Tutorial
Thursday, October 23rd - 3:35pm - 4:20pm
Conestoga Meeting Room
Aequorin versatility: bright AequoScreen® cell lines run in luminescence mode on a FLIPRTETRA® and their characterization in a glow-type assay - Vincent Dupriez, Ph. D., Senior Scientist, Cellular Sciences, PerkinElmer, Inc.
The bright signal of aequorin cell lines enables reading on a wide range of instruments in different detection modes. Data will be presented to demonstrate the flexibility of PerkinElmer AequoScreen® (Aequorin) cell lines in both flash and glow luminescence. Click here for more details or to register.
Kinase Application Group, pre-SBS
Wednesday, October 22nd - 9am - 4pm
Radisson Valley Forge Hotel.
This is a pre-event meeting to the SBS Cell-based Assay Symposium event in King of Prussia, PA USA Click Here for more details on this applications group.
PerkinElmer GPCR Application Focused Meeting
November 4th – Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Heriot-Watt University
Edinburgh Conference Centre
The Cedar Room
Riccarton – Edinburgh - EH14 4AS
ASCB 2008
December 13th-17th
San Francisco, CA USA
Posters:
At the upcoming 48th annual meeting of The American Society for Cell Biology (December 13-17 in San Francisco), PerkinElmer Bio-discovery will feature a number of tutorials and workshops on Disruptive ELISA technology and innovations in Cellular Imaging and Analysis.
These tutorials will introduce participants to several new or improved platforms to streamline research. Highlighting the AlphaLISA “no wash” immunoassay platform and Bio-discovery’s combined cellular imaging and screening solutions, PerkinElmer experts will demonstrate new methods and technologies to enhance scientific workflows.
Track One:
AlphaLISA® - The First “No-Wash” High Throughput Alternative to ELISA
The recent introduction of AlphaLISA® “no wash” immunoassay kits and the AlphaLISA® “Toolbox” to enable researchers to build their own assays from core components allows scientists to reap the benefits of a next generation ELISA technology, without the drawbacks of multiple wash steps and lack of sensitivity.
Track Two:
Columbus™ – Setting the standard for image data management
The recently launched data management system Columbus has been developed to solve the difficult issues that can arise when managing the large volumes of data produced by High Content Screening. Columbus provides the tools to archive, manage, retrieve and protect images & analyzed results, as well as re-analyse existing data.
Track Three:
Volocity 5® – Introducing the latest version of the market leading 3D imaging software solution
Volocity consists of a range of software products developed specifically for 3D cellular imaging. The ability to acquire, visualize and analyze confocal image data in 3D and time resolved-3D provides new and exciting ways for life scientists to explore and understand their samples.
Track Four:
The UltraVIEW VoX® – 4D, live cell confocal imaging for an advanced view on life
The UltraVIEW VoX offers a complete solution for live cell imaging applications. The system has a wide range of applications and can be upgraded for FRAP and related techniques for a versatile solution to live cell imaging requirements.
Visit: http://www.qmb.org.nz/qmbindex.htm for details.