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The Laboratory Robotics
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The Laboratory Robotics Interest Group
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Advent Design Amaxa Applied Biosystems Apricot Designs Arctic White Art Robbins Artel ASDI Autogen Automation Partnership Beckman Coulter Biodirect Biosero BioTek BioVeris Black Dog Blueshift Technologies Caliper Cerionx Chemglass CIS Biointernational Computype Corning Corning Epic Covaris Cybio Dako Deerac (Allegro) |
DiscoveRx Eppendorf ForteBio Genetix Genevac Genomic Solutions Genvault Gilson ( Mansci) GNF Greiner BioOne Guava Technologies Gyros Hamilton Hatch Technology High Resolution Engineering Hudson Robotics Kalypsis Labcyte Liconic Lonza Manufacturing Applications eXperts Matrical Matrix ( Thermofisher) MBSI MDS Sciex Mecour Millipore Molecular Devices MT AutoChem |
Nanodrop Norgren Systems Nanostream nAScent Biosciences Perkin Elmer Phenix Research Popper & Sons Primera ProGroup Instrument Promega Protedyne Qiagen Remp Retisoft RTS Specs SpinX Symyx Tecan Thales Nano Thermo Fisher Scientific-Lab Automation and Integration ThermoFisher MBP ThermoFisher Microplate Instrumentation Tomtec TTP Ltd USA Scientific Velocity 11 WorldWide Medical Products Xyntek Zinsser |
We have a returning feature
at this meeting! One of our LRIG Mid Atlantic Board members,
Kapeel Krishana, has
experience with National
Instruments'
LabView control software. Kapeel has volunteered to conduct a hands-on
workshop at this meeting to familiarize LRIG members
with this versatile
interfacing package. Theory of operation will be presented as well as real
interfacing examples. The workshop is free to
LRIG members and will take place
from 3:00to 4:00pm.
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Edison Room |
Piscataway Room |
Woodbridge room |
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3:00-4:00 p.m.
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LabVIEW show and tell Kapeeleshwar Krishana, Malvern Instruments and LRIG |
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4:30- 5:00 p.m.
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Corning Corning(r) Epic(r) System: High-Throughput Label-Free Detection
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Perkin Elmer GPCR Screening
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Millipore Corporation Cell Migration Assays |
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5:00-5:30 p.m. |
Thermo Scientific Cell Growth and Discovery WorkCell? Automating the Management and Screening Analysis of Multiple Cell Lines at a Research Scale |
Pharmacopeia: How to Screen 6 Million compounds in a Cell-Based Assay in 7 Days |
Lonza: Extending the scope for luciferase: coupled assays for non-ATP consuming enzymes. |
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5:30-6:00 p.m.
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BioTek Instruments BioTek Synergy?2, A Multi-Detection Microplate Reader capable of quantitating cAMP and TNF-a using various homogeneous assay HTS technologies. |
Hatch Technology Automating Instruments for Pharmaceutical QbD and PAT |
Gyros US Protein quantification using Gyrolab CD technology: Miniaturization and integration of sandwich immunoassay |
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6:00-6:30 p.m.
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Caliper Life Sciences A comparison of Zephyr and Sciclone Liquid Handlers for Automated Cell-Based Assays on Permeable Support Systems |
MPR Associates Inc. Case Study for development of an instrument for electrophoresis in a 96 well microplate format |
CyBio US Low Volume GPCR and Ion Channel Screening, the easy way |
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6:30-7:00 p.m.
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ThalesNano The automation of novel continuous-flow microfluidic reactors as tools to facilitate high-throughput compound synthesis. |
Caliper Life Science A comparison of Zephyr and Sciclone Liquid Handlers for Automated Cell-Based Assays on Permeable Support Systems. |
Merck The HYPERFlask : A New High Yield, High Performance Tissue Culture Flask |
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7:00-7:30 p.m.
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Roche Compound Management Workflow and available technical infrastructure
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Nanostream Inc. A Generic Platform for Enzyme Assay Development and Optimization
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HTG, Inc Fully Automated, High Sample Throughput, Multiplexed Measurement of Gene Expression |
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7:30-8:00 |
PharmaSeq, Inc., Light-powered Microtransponders for Miniaturized RFID Applications
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BioTrove, Inc. High Throughput Screening via RapidFireTM Mass Spectrometry |
Molecular Devices Corporation Solving image interactivity in cellular informatics through AcuityXpress
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8:00-8:30 p.m. |
Applied Biosystems/Ambion Improve Productivity and Save Time - tools available from Applied Biosystems and |
Genetix Rapid screening and selection of stable high producing clones |
Fortebio Applications using BioLayer Interferometry (BLI) for Label-free Real-Time Kinetics Analysis in Post-primary Screening and Bioprocessing Development |
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Click Here for a PDF of Presentations with Abstracts
The Third Annual LRIG Student Poster Contest will be held in conjunction with the technology exposition at the Hilton East Brunswick, Thursday, May 17, 2007.
Students should plan to be at their posters to meet the judges between 5:00 and 6:00 pm. Student Posters may be on any topic in engineering or the biological and physical sciences. Content related to automation or robotics is NOT required.
Many students at the university level do not have the opportunity to work with robotics which is why the contest is open to research posters on any topic. Click here for a PDF of the Posters There is no charge to attend the meeting and there will be free food. We expect that there will be about 700 people attending the exposition. This is an excellent opportunity to promote your university or research program. Please pre register for the meeting at: https://www.lab-robotics.org/Mid_Atlantic/meetings/0705.htm or go to: https://www.lab-robotics.org/ (Click on the Mid Atlantic Chapter's link listed under "Upcoming LRIG Meetings." To enter a poster, simply send the student's name and the title of the poster to me anytime before May 7. There will be cash prizes distributed as follows; 400$ first place, 300$ second place, 200$ third place, and four runners up each receiving 50$. (Students who win money may treat their mentors at the cash bar.) I hope you will encourage any students to participate, Kevin Olsen LRIG Mid Atlantic, Academic Liaison Montclair State University Chemistry and Biochemistry Support Staff Richardson 359. Montclair, NJ, 07043 973-655-4076 [email protected]
The first class Hilton Hotel is located at the crossroads of New Jersey's major arteries at Exit 9 of the NJ Turnpike, just outside New Brunswick.
It's central location is just 25 minutes from Newark Int'l Airport, 45 minutes from New York City and less than an hour from Philadelphia.
Easy access to all surrounding business areas and attractions makes the Hilton East Brunswick the perfect location for business, pleasure or
meetings.
On-line directions may be found at:
http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/index.jhtml?ctyhocn=EWRBHHF
Visit The Laboratory Robotics
Interest Group homepage at https://www.lab-robotics.org
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