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To the cytometry community,
The 2011 Northwest Regional Cytometry Meeting focuses on* "Cytometry data:
Mining, modeling, and management".* The meeting addresses the challenges of
analyzing and managing copious multivariate data, with discussions relating
to noise, inferring from small numbers, multi-site comparisons, correlative
visualization, and automated gating/analysis. In addition to the primary
focus on flow cytometry, there will also be presentations relating to mass
cytometry, chemical cytometry, and electron tomography. Speakers include
Garry Nolan, Norm Dovichi, Manfred Auer, Masanobu Yamamoto, Gregory
Kaduchak, Joe W. Gray, J. Paul Robinson, Ed Walker, Maria James, Ryan
Brinkman, Ger van den Engh, Bob Zigon, Bill Ortyn, Bruce Bagwell, and Dave
Novo. The meeting is an umbrella as well for the FICCS7 computational
cytometry meeting on March 24, two FlyCyte courses, *Data Analysis* and *
Standardization*, software practicums, and cytometry for high school
teachers. The poster abstract deadline is February 15th, registration
deadline March 19th. Registration and brochure is at www.ohsu.edu/ohrc ,
2011NWRCM caption to the left.
The 2011 NWRCM is an umbrella for a number of events: the FICCS
computational cytometry meeting on the 24th, two FloCyte courses, one on the
24th (“Data analysis”) and one on the 26th (“Standardization”), NWRCM
plenary sessions and vendor talks on the 24th and 25th, and software
practicums and cytometry for teachers on the 26th. Some of these events are
concurrent, for example, the FICCS meeting and FloCyte Data analysis course.
Likewise on Saturday, March 26th, the FloCyte course on standardization,
FlowJo practicum for programmers, and cytometry for high school teachers are
concurrent. The other software practicums arranged for Saturday, practicums
on Gemstone, FCS Express, Cytobank, InCyte, and Accuri, will be scheduled on
the basis of registrations. The online registration form includes check-offs
for each of the practicums. From these preferences I will be able to see
what overlaps, and what doesn’t, and to arrange times accordingly. Many of
the practicums will be held in whole or part in the early morning before
10am. This will allow people who are taking the FloCyte standardization
course or FlowJo for programmers to also take in at least part of the other
practicums.
If you have questions about the overall NWRCM program, please contact me at
[hidden email]. Thanks.
Allan Kachelmeier
If you wish more information, contact the coordinator at:
Allan Kachelmeier
2011 NWRCM coordinator
Manager, Confocal microscopy core
Oregon Hearing Research Center
[hidden email]
503-494-2373
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