High Content Analysis: Preliminary Program

Preliminary Program

Monday, March 26

Day 1
Chair	Time	Event	Speaker
	8:30	Registration
	9:15	Welcome Address	W. Link
S. J. Altschuler	9:30	High Content Analysis for Assessing Potential and Mechanism for Human Toxicity	P. J. O'Brien, Pfizer, Kent, UK
S. J. Altschuler	10:00	High-content Imaging Applications for Selectivity Profiling of Cell Cycle Kinase Inhibitors	M. J. Lallena, Eli Lilly, Madrid, Spain
S. J. Altschuler	10:30	High Content Analysis of Cellular Perturbations	S. J. Altschuler, University of Texas, Dallas, USA
	11:00	Coffee Break and Exhibition
P. J. O'Brien	11:30	High Content Analysis of the Cell Cycle	N. Thomas, GE Healthcare, Cardiff, UK
P. J. O'Brien	12:00	High-content Biology: Solutions for fully automated imaging and data generation	K. Herrenknecht, Evotec, Hamburg, Germany
P. J. O'Brien	12:30	Automated High-Content Imaging for High Content Analysis of Cell-based Assays	T. Horn, BD Biosciences, Allschwil, Switzerland
P. J. O'Brien	13:00	The Key Role of Image Analysis in High-Content Screening	A. Niederlein, MPI, Dresden, Germany
	13:30	Lunch and Exhibition
	14:30	Coffee & Poster Viewing (CNIC)
	15:00	Practical session #1 (CNIC)
		Open end

Tuesday, March 27

Day 2
Chair	Time	Event	Speaker
M. de los Frailes	9:00	Medium Content- High Throughput” Screening Technologies: Halfway between in vitro assays and High Content Analysis techniques	M. de los Frailes, GSK, Tres Cantos, Spain
M. de los Frailes	9:30	Cutting Edge Tools for Cellular Analysis in Imaging, Qdot™, Nanocrystals, Alexa Fluor™ & Pacific™, Dyes, Zenon™	T. Bauer, Molecular Probes
M. de los Frailes	10:00	Open High Content Screening platform for large scale projects. Experiences, developments and assays including genome wide 48h live cell array imaging	U. Liebel, KIT, Karlsruhe, Germany
M. de los Frailes	10:30	Genome-scale HT-RNAi screen using high content assay in HUVECs for novel anti-angiogenic drug targets	C. Weiss, Cenix BioScience, Dresden, Germany
	11:00	Coffee Break and Exhibition
U. Liebel	11:30	Expression Arrest™Lentiviral shRNAmir . . . Versatile RNAi Tools advance Genome-Wide Screening and Animal Model Development	G. Fewell, Openbiosystem, Huntsville, USA
U. Liebel	12:00	Title to be confirmed	M. Brown, Bioimage Copenhagen, DK
U. Liebel	12:30	Technological Advantages of the 27-mer Dicer-substrate siRNAs in RNAi research	J. Alba, Biorad
	13:00	Lunch and Exhibition
R. L. Beijersbergen	14:30	High-Content RNAi Screening for Genome-Wide Functional Analysis to Identify Novel Regulators of Endocytic Pathways	M. Stöter, MPI, Dresden, Germany
R. L. Beijersbergen	15:00	RNAi and HCS: Getting High on Content	R. L. Beijersbergen, NKI, Amsterdam, Netherlands
R. L. Beijersbergen	15:30	Loss of Function Screening Using a Lentiviral RNAi Library to Identify Genes that Modulate Cellular Response to Paclitaxel	H. J. George, Sigma-Aldrich Company, St. Louis, USA
	16:00	Coffee & Poster Viewing (CNIC)
	16:30	Practical session #2 (CNIC)
		Open end

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