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LABCYTE – EDINBURGH 2016 The Royal Society of Edinburgh Conference Centre, Edinburgh | 28–29 SEPTEMBER, 2016 www.labcyte.com/edinburgh2016 Labcyte and the Centre for Synthetic and Systems Biology, University of Edinburgh are proud to host the 2016 GENOMICS SYMPOSIUM at the The Royal Society of Edinburgh Conference Centre on 28 - 29 September. Come and learn how the Echo® Acoustic Liquid Handling technology is being used in the rapidly growing genomics sector, across multiple applications including: Hosted by SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY – DNA ASSEMBLY – SINGLE-CELL GENOMICS – DRUG DISCOVERY WEDNESDAY – THURSDAY 28 – 29 September The Royal Society of Edinburgh Conference Centre RSVP Online to reserve your seat and receive a free t-shirt Edinburgh, Scotland Featuring GUEST SPEAKERS from • University of Edinburgh • The Institute of Cancer Research • Imperial College London • University Hospital Zurich • Sanger Institute • Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics • Broad Institute • U.S. Dept. of Energy Joint Genome Institute • Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland • University of Liverpool • Queens University Belfast www.labcyte.com/edinburgh2016 © 2016 Labcyte Inc. All rights reserved. LABCYTE – EDINBURGH 2016 The Royal Society of Edinburgh Conference Centre, Edinburgh | 28–29 SEPTEMBER, 2016 www.labcyte.com/edinburgh2016 FEATURING... Listed below are confirmed speakers with titles of their talk only. Additional speakers are expected to be included in the coming days. Dr. Patrick Cai Making Synthetic Genomes with the Echo® Acoustic Liquid Handling Dr. Chris Bakal Using Systems Approaches to Understand the Emergence of Phenotypic Heterogeneity Dr. Robert Bowers Single-cell Genomics at the DOE, Joint Genome Institute Dr. David McClymont Building Scalable Workflows for DNA Assembly Using BASIC Building Blocks Marc Emmenegger High-throughput Screenings in Neurodegenerative Diseases Dr. Linda d’Amore Challenges and Opportunities for Miniaturization of Workflows in Synthetic Biology Dr. Stephan Lorenz Implementation of Acoustic Dispensing into HT Single Cell Sequencing Workflows Dr. David Simpson Miniaturisation, Automation and Development of Novel Genomic Applications with Echo® 525 and Access™ System Dr. Paolo Piazza Automation Needs for a High Throughput Genomics Facility Dr. Jani Saarela RNAi Screening and Cell Based Assay Program at FIMM: The Impact of Acoustic Dispensing to Improve Process Flows Dr. Sunil Chandran High Throughput Platforms for Strain Optimisation and Screening: Reducing the Cost and Time for Commericialising Novel Molecules Autodesk Distinguished Scholar, co-Director, Edinburgh Genome Foundry Chancellor’s Fellow, University of Edinburgh Team Leader, The Institute of Cancer Research Research Scientist, Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute Head of Automation, SynbiCITE, Imperial College London Ph.D. Student, Institute of Neuropathology, University Hospital Zurich Post Doctoral Fellow, University of LIverpool Head of Single Cell Genomics, Core Facility, Wellcome Trust Sanger institute Senior Lecturer, Queens University Belfast Section Leader, High Throughput Sequencing Library Prep and Genomimcs Process Improvement, Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics Senior Researcher, Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland Director of Technology Labs, Amyris
