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Whether your research aims to discover causative variants involved in inherited disease or reproductive genomics, identify novel biomarkers, better understand genotypes associated with drug response, or identify genetic risk factors for disease, we provide innovative technologies and services to help you make a difference in genetic research.
We are excited to bring you a new, interactive experience in our booth—Thermo Fisher silent workshops. Reserve your spot for a short 10 minute interactive and informative experience. We’ll provide you with noise-cancelling wireless headphones paired with live presentations on breakthrough technologies and research.
Spaces are limited so view our workshop program and topics below and book your place today.
Register now
Date: Thursday, October 19
Location: Hilton Orlando, Lake Mizell Room, lobby level
Title: How our novel pharmacogenomics innovations are helping to advance precision medicine
Agenda/speakers:
Breakfast will be provided. Please register early as space may be limited.
Date: Thursday, October 19
Location: Hilton Orlando, Lake Mizell Room, lobby level
Title: New innovations to advance precision genomics for inherited disease and reproductive health research
Agenda/speakers:
Lunch will be provided. Please register early as space may be limited.
Join us in the educational theaters on the exhibit floor for our CoLab presentations about our new, innovative products.
Date | Time | Title | Speaker |
Wednesday, October 18 | 12:45–1:30 p.m. | Fast and simple fluorescent RNA quality assessment | Chris Vonnegut, Scientist, Thermo Fisher Scientific |
Thursday, October 19 | 2:30–3:00 p.m. | New disease research database tool to facilitate designing gene panels for clinical inherited disease research
| Francisco Hernandez-Guzman, Sr. Product Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific |
Thursday, October 19 | 4:00–4:30 p.m. | Pan-ethnic high-throughput sequence and structural variation detection using microarray technology | Dr. Doron Behar, Chief Scientific Officer, Gene by Gene |