Flow Technologies in Bioscience

Stevenage, 9th October 2012

A multi-disciplinary gathering to showcase & discuss the use of new and emerging flow technologies in drug discovery. Delegates will have the opportunity to hear presentations by leading industrial and academic researchers on the use of flow technologies in synthesising bioactive molecules, integrating chemical synthesis with biological screening and to learn about the role of cell & tissue based microfluidic devices in personalised medicine.

The seminar will be followed by a laboratory-based demonstration session where leading technology providers will provide close-up demonstrations of microfluidic equipment.

Chair: Steve Jordan, Biotage

Programme:

9.00 Registration & Coffee

9.20 Welcome by Steve Jordan, Biotage

9.30 Mike Hawes, Syrris

10.00 Matt O’Brien, Ley Group, University of Cambridge, Materials & Technologies for Continuous Flow Chemistry

10.45 Bryan McCullough, Microsaic, On-line Reaction Monitoring with Miniature Mass Spectrometry

11.15 Coffee

11.45 Chris Selway, Cyclofluidic, Integrated Flow Synthesis and Biological Screening for Rapid Hit to Lead Optimisation

12.30 Lunch & Exhibition

1.30 Dr Andrew McLachlan, Cole-Parmer, picoSpin and benchtop NMR technology

2.00 Prof Steve Haswell, University of Hull, Development of Lab on a chip technology for biomedical applications

2.45 Jon Goode, Mettler-Toledo, In-situ analysis of biocatalysis reactions – can mid-infrared spectroscopy provide a window on the reaction?

3.15 Tea

3.30 Dr Stuart Hassard, deltaDOT, The use of label free intrinsic imaging (LFII®) High Performance Capillary Electrophoresis to meet your analytical needs

4.00 Dr Xunli Zhang, University of Southampton, The application of microfluidic technology for drug delivery system formation and delivery process characterisation

4.45 Exhibition

5.30 Close