Newsflash!!
LRIG Playing Significant Role at LabAutomation2010
ALA and LRIG are pleased to announce the return of this program for LabAutomation2010:
Late Night With LRIG
Rapid-Fire Innovation Session
LabAutomation2010
January 23-27, 2010, Palm Springs, CAMonday, January 25 - 7:00-9:00 pm
Mojave Learning Center — Wyndham Hotel Palm Springs
Now in its fourth year, this forum is a highly interactive assembly weaving together all the constituent audiences attending LabAutomation2010 to learn about and discuss the latest innovations in laboratory automation and technology products and services. To learn more about this program, go here: https://www.labautomation.org/LA10/lrig.cfm. Participation in Late Night with LRIG is free.
Also, the LabAutomation2010 Short Course Program provides a rapid introduction to topics, issues and techniques related to the laboratory automation industry. Each course is a full day and is led by distinguished faculty with deep expertise in their respective course topic. Short courses have been a highlight of LabAutomation conferences in the past and are suited for students, faculty, industry and technology providers. Each course is organized separately, though individuals will benefit from attending two days of short courses. Sign-up today and you can save 20 percent on a Sunday short course by purchasing a Saturday course.
For more information about LabAutomation2010, go here: http://www.labautomation.org/LA10/index.cfm. For instance, Kei Koizumi from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy recently signed-on as part of the elite plenary series at the Palm Springs Convention Center.
And, finally, follow our Twitter updates to learn about such things as our unemployment waiver or our free, private sessions with job coaches: http://twitter.com/ALA_LabAuto.
For more information about the Association for Laboratory Automation (ALA), go here: http://www.labautomation.org/
