| We are delighted to announce our presence once again at the annual High Content Analysis meeting in San Francisco. We cordially invite you
to visit us at our booth #28 and join us for our HCS user group and breakfast presentation on Thursday, 14 January. PerkinElmer Breakfast Presentation
January 14, 2010
Terrace Room
7:30am — 8:15am Imaging infection: An impetus to technology innovation in high-content analysis
Spencer Shorte, Institut Pasteur, Paris Come and hear Spencer Shorte from the Institut Pasteur, Paris talk about how multi-facetted visualization of the disease process, including high-resolution intravital multi-dimensional dynamic imaging, helped the scientific animation filmmaker Drew Berry complete his magnificent animated description of the malaria life cycle. The presentation will also look at how improved HCA approaches will better ensure fragile host-pathogen interactions are analyzed in situ without compromise. Click here to view the abstract in full. Register Now |
PerkinElmer User Group
January 14, 2010
Venetian Room
2:00pm — 6:00pm High speed, high content screening – applications in focus Come and hear top scientists discuss their work in high throughput, high content screening. With an emphasis on getting high quality results fast, invited speakers will join our own team of scientists to discuss how the latest advances in this cutting-edge technology are being applied to address specific application needs. Discover how the high speed and resolution of the Opera™ platform is enabling scientists to increase their productivity, gain a better understanding of the processes under study, and generate high quality results. Hear how easy high content screening can be with the Operetta™, our compact platform, and news of the latest development in Columbus™, our solution for high volume image data management. Speakers and topics include: | 2.00pm | Welcome | | 2.10pm | Stories of fibers and grains – texture analysis opening new avenues to HCS applications
Ulrich Rothbauer, LMU-BioCenter & Gabriele Gradl, PerkinElmer | | 2.45pm | Using High Content Imaging to Improve Drug Discovery Efforts
Ghislain Bonamy, Genomic Institute of the Novartis Research Foundation | | 3.20pm | Using the Opera to extract better content from high content screens
David Andrews, McMaster Biophotonics Facility, McMaster University | | 3.55pm | Coffee Break & Networking | | 4.15pm | Image-based screening of small molecule and RNAi targets at the CPCCG
Susanne Heynen-Genel, Conrad Prebys Center for Chemical Genomics Burnham Institute for
Medical Research | | 4.50pm | The Opera: an all-inclusive confocal system for exploratory imaging in RNA Therapeutics
Edward Keough, Merck & Co., Inc. | | 5.25pm | Enhanced Image Analysis through Advanced Image Data Management – Introduction to Columbus 2.1
Martin Daffertshofer, PerkinElmer | | 6.00pm | Meeting Close | Register Now |