Greetings everyone:
I am very pleased to announce another seminar in the UMASS
Medical School’s Flow Cytometry Core Facility continuing seminar series:
“Cytobank: A Web-based approach for analysis and
publication of flow cytometry experiments”
Nikesh Kotecha, PhD
Cytobank Inc.
www.CytobankInc.com
July 13, 2010
11:30 – 1:00 pm
Hiatt Auditorium S1-608
Medical School Building
Worcester, MA
Lunch is being provided by BD Biosciences
[http://www.bdbiosciences.com]. Please RSVP no later than July 12th.
I look forward to see you at the seminar on July 13th.
Please contact me if you have any questions or comments.
All my best,
-Rich
Abstract:
Advances in cytometry have enabled routine generation of
multi-color flow cytometry experiments designed to measure large numbers of
samples across tens of markers. These experiments generate a large amount
(hundreds of megabytes to gigabytes) of raw data and make it difficult to
manage, analyze and collaborate with these experiments.
Cytobank is a web-based platform to manage, share and
analyze your flow cytometry data from anywhere. The approach grew
out of work in Dr. Garry Nolan’s lab at Stanford to handle large flow
experiments, provide various levels of experiment access (from analyzed results
to raw data) and enable a platform for novel visualizations and analyses of
flow cytometry data.
In this talk, I will give an overview of Cytobank and show examples
from ongoing systems biology projects using phospho-flow and mass cytometry.
Cytobank is available to the community at www.cytobank.org
Richard F. Konz, Jr.
Assistant Professor
Department of Medicine
Graduate Faculty, Immunology and Virology Program
Director, Flow Cytometry Core Facility
UMass Medical School
55 Lake Avenue North
Room: S5-322
Worcester, MA 01655
Office: 508-856-1598
Lab: 508-856-3276
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Lab Web: http://www.umassmed.edu/facslab
Faculty Web: http://www.umassmed.edu/ivp/faculty/konz.cfm
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