Workshops 2022
PUBLIC TRANSPORT PASS FOR SUNDAY 20th NOVEMBER
ACS has obtained public transport passes for the entire day of 20th November. Either print this off or keep a copy on your phone and show upon request to any Public Transport Officers.
The planned workshops span a range of topics centred on feedback from our members and the wider cytometry community. Please note that workshop attendance is limited to help ensure that we can facilitate equitable access.
Workshops will be held at Melbourne Connect, 700 Swanston St Carlton, opposite The University of Melbourne. Find your way to “The Forum”.
For those attending the “Build Your Own Cytometer” workshop, please register at Melbourne Connect by 8:30am – if there is a lengthy queue please make it known to one of our ACS Volunteers and we’ll let you skip the queue. Get a coffee – as above we’ll make sure you guys can skip the queue. Laura will be leading the group at 8:45am sharp down to The Peter Doherty Institute For Infection and Immunity, 792 Elizabeth St Parkville. It’s about a 10 minute walk so please be ready to depart. Melbourne weather is unpredictable – being a raincoat or umbrella!
At the conclusion of your workshop Laura will guide the group back to Melbourne Connect for lunch and the afternoon sessions.
Sunday 20th
9:00 – 10:30
- Research: Analytical Workflows For Single-Cell Multiomic Data – more information
- Clinical: Flow Analysis Software I – Get to know your Software (Kaluza & Infinicyt)
- Other: Build Your Own Cytometer Part I
- Research: High Dimensional Analysis with Anna Belkina – more information
11:00 – 12:30
- Research: Microfluidics – more information
- Clinical: Flow Analysis Software II – Get to know your Software
- Other: Build Your Own Cytometer Part II
- Research: Beginner R Cytometry Analysis – more information
13:30 – 15:00
- Research: Advanced R Cytometry Analysis – more information
- Clinical: 27-Colour Panel For The Detection Of MRD in AML Patients
- Innovation In Cytometry- more information
15:30 – 17:00
- Research: Panel Design and Analysis For Dim Signals and Highly Autofluorescent Samples
- Clinical: Difficult and Interesting Case Studies
- Foundations For Building a Safety Culture in a Shared Resource Laboratory – more information
cytometryconference.org.au 