LabAutomation 2006 - SLAS

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Where Laboratory Technologies Emerge and Merge
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Automated Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry:
Ultrahigh Resolution and Part-per-Billion Mass Accuracy
Christopher Hendrickson, Florida State University
Evaluation of Natural Products Towards the Prevention and Treatment of
Alzheimer’s Disease
Anthony Tsarbopoulos, GAIA Research Center
Investigation of Metabolite Profiles in Human Urine by ESI-oaTOF and
Quadrupole Ion Trap MS
Gary Kruppa, Bruker Daltonics Inc.
Electron Transfer Dissociation (ETD): Extending the Reach of Mass
Spectrometry in Peptide and Protein Analysis;
John Syka, Thermo Electron
Emerging Technology – Nanobiotechnology Micro-and Nanotechnologies – Track 2
Chair: R. Scott Martin, Saint Louis University
Optical Imaging Beyond the Classical Diffraction Limit
Robert Dunn, University of Kansas
High Performance Optical Tags Based on Encapsulated SERS-Active
Nanoparticles; Michael Natan, Nanoplex Technologies, Inc.
Fully Integrated Microfluidic Devices for Automated DNA Microarray Analysis
Robin Liu, CombiMatrix Corp.
Electronic Cell Sensor Array Technology for Information Intensive High Content
Cell-Based Assays
Yama Abassi, ACEA Biosciences
High-Throughput Chemistry High-Throughput Technologies – Track 3
New Approaches
Chair: Gerard Rosse, Cephalon, Inc.
Intelligent Methods Selection for Analytical and Preparative Chromatography
Gary Schulte, Pfizer Inc.
From Chemical Methodologies to Library Development Design, Synthesis and
Biological Evaluation of Small Molecule Libraries in the UPCMLD
Stefan Werner, University of Pittsburgh
Advancing Drug Discovery Through Integrated Parallel Solution Phase
Library Synthesis
Jeffrey Noonan, Neurogen Corporation
High Throughput Synthesis of Analytically Pure Compounds Within Flow Reactors
Paul Watts, University of Hull
High-Throughput Screening Data Analysis Informatics – Track 4
Chair: Adam Hill, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research, Inc.
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Informatics – The Last Bottleneck in High Content Screening?; Dietrich Ruehlmann,
BD Biosciences
Developing Chemistry Informatics Applications for Academic Research
Michael Hudock, University of Illinois
Implementing E-Notebook Solution in a Pharmaceutical Discovery Organization:
Challenges and Rewards; Roman Sterzycki, Bristol-Meyers Squibb
Food, Wine, & Agriculture Frontiers Beyond BioPharma – Track 5
Chair: Tom Brumback, Pioneer Hi-Bred Int.l
Automated Evaluation of Yield Enhancement Genes in Plants
Koen Bruynseels, CropDesign NV
Automation of Multi-Tube SPE for Toxin Analysis With Flow and Liquid Level
Control; Mark W. Collison, Archer Daniels Midland Company
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