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9th
Gene
Quantification Event
qPCR dPCR & NGS 2019
Symposium
&
Industrial
Exhibition
& Application Workshops
18
- 22 March 2019, in
Freising-Weihenstephan,
School
of Life Sciences, Technical University of
Munich, Weihenstephan, Germany
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focus
topics:
Next Generation Biomarkers --
Liquid Biopsy, Multi-Omics, MicroGenomics
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#GQ2019 |
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Registration.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2019.net
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"Liquid Biopsy
& Next Generation Biomarkers" the
first papers of our special GQ2019 Event
Issue 2019 are out!
Biomolecular
Detection
and Quantification (BDQ) is an open
access, peer-reviewed international journal
dedicated to championing excellence in
molecular study design, measurement, data
analysis and reporting. Its focus is on the
application of qualitative and quantitative
molecular methodologies to all areas of
clinical and life sciences.
The
journal has two main aims:
1) to provide a forum for discussion and
recommendation of guidelines designed to
improve the accuracy of molecular measurement,
its data analysis and the transparency of its
subsequent reporting;
2) to publish molecular biology based studies
that adhere to best practice guidelines, both
current and future;
More info @ BDQ.Gene-Quantification.info
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Dear
researcher,
Dear company representative,
Dear friends,
The
great international interest in the
previous Gene
Quantification Events from 2004 till
2017 with a constant audience of
around 500 participants from all over
the world motivates repeating the
success next year. The 9th qPCR dPCR
& NGS Event will take place from
18th to 22nd March 2019. We broaden our
focus in genomics applications from
quantitative RT-PCR, to digital PCR and
the latest Next-Generation Sequencing
Technologies as well as the connected
integrative Multi-Omics data analysis.
As in previous years, we offer a
three-day scientific symposium with
around 70 talks in two lecture halls.
Parallel to the scientific symposium, an
Industrial
Exhibition will take place and
around 35-40 international companies
will present their latest molecular
diagnostics, PCR and NGS services,
hardware, technologies, and software
applications. The symposium will be
followed by five 2-day PCR &
NGS-related Workshops that take
place March 21st and 22nd and are
powered by academic and commercial
leaders in the field.
Event location is the central lecture hall
complex and the foyer at TUM
School
of Life Sciences (Technical
University of Munich) in Freising
Weihenstephan, Germany. The TUM and the
Biotech region around Munich are part of
the largest
Biotech cluster in Europe
(BioM), representing more than 250
companies and academic institutions,
located close to the Munich airport (MUC)
directly in the heart of Bavaria.
The focus topics of the qPCR dPCR &
NGS 2019 Gene Quantification Event are:
Next
Generation Biomarkers -- Liquid Biopsy,
Multi-Omics, MicroGenomics
We are looking forward to meeting you
in March 2019 at the Event in
Freising-Weihenstephan
Michael W. Pfaffl
Symposium Chair
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The
Event is structured in 3 parts: |
1.
Scientific
Symposium -- taking place March
18-20, including multiple Talk &
Poster Sessions
2. Industrial
Exhibition -- taking place March
18-20 -- exhibition is
fully booked!
3. Followed by five PCR & NGS
Application Workshops taking place
March 21-22 |
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Scientific Sessions GQ
2019: |
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Registration
&
Abstract Submission:
Registration.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2019.net
Submission.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2019.net
=> "Late Breaking
Poster" submission deadline is extended to
1st March 2019 |
The
scientific organization is managed by
international well-known scientists:
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Scientific board:
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Stephen
Bustin
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Prof. of Molecular
Medicine, Faculty of Health, Social Care
& Education, Anglia Ruskin University,
UK
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Mikael
Kubista
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Prof. of
Biotechnology, BTU, Czech Academy of
Sciences & TATAA Biocenter, Sweden
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Vladimir
Benes
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PhD,
Head of the Genomics Core Facility at
EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany
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Jim
Huggett
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PhD,
Science Leader, Nucleic Acid Metrology,
LGC, London Twickenham, UK |
Justin
O’Grady |
PhD,
Medical Microbiology, University of East
Anglia, UK |
Anders
Stahlberg
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Prof.,
Department of Pathology and Genetics,
Sahlgrenska Cancer Centre, Institute of
Biomedicine, University of Gothenburg,
Sweden
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Jo
Vandesompele |
Prof. at the Center of
Medical Genetics, University of Ghent,
Belgium
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Michael W.
Pfaffl
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Prof. of Molecular
Physiology, TUM School of Life Sciences,
Weihenstephan, Germany
Scientific coordinator of the Symposium
and the Application Workshops GQ2019@wzw.tum.de
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Event
organization:
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Sylvia Pfaffl,
bioMCC, 85354 Freising
Eventmanagement@bioMCC.com
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