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29TH CYTOMETRY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP,

CDW TUTORIALS, AND

CELLS, SENSORS AND SYSTEMS SYMPOSIUM

November 13-17, 2019 - San Diego, CA

Co-Chairs:

John Nolan and Jeffrey H. Price, Scintillon Institute

Chairs Emeriti and Program Advisors:
Robert F. Murphy, Carnegie Mellon University

Howard M. Shapiro, Center for Microbial Cytometry

Welcome to the 29th Cytometry Development Workshop, Tutorials, and Symposium, hosted by the Scintillon Institute and UCSD in sunny San Diego, California. The goal of these events is to bring together scientists and engineers working to develop and apply new technologies for single cell analysis.

The CDW Cells, Sensors and Systems Symposium is a one day event, open to all, featuring cutting edge talks on various aspects of cytometry and single cell analysis. This year's theme will be: Extracellular Vesicle Analytics: Interpreting the EV Code.

The CDW Tutorials is a day of educational presentations on cytometry and single cell analysis. This year's program will focus on Single Vesicle Analysis, with lectures and wet labs organized by the ISEV-ISAC-ISTH EV Flow Cytometry Working Group. There is no cost to attend, but attendance will be limited.

The Cytometry Development Workshop is a three day meeting of cytometry technology developers focused on the latest in hardware, software, and reagents and assays. The Workshop is open to all who are working on the development and validation of new cytometry-related technologies. There is a modest registration fee.

Together, these three events cover the present and future of single cell analysis.

Event	Date	Time	Location	Cost
SYMPOSIUM	NOV 13, 2019	9 am - 5 pm	Roth Auditorium, Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine	FREE
TUTORIALS	NOV 14, 2019	8 am - 5 pm	Scintillon Institute	FREE
WORKSHOP	NOV 14-17	7 pm	La Jolla Shores Hotel	$400

Sponsorship opportunities available.

Travel Awards are available for students:http://www.scintillon.org/cdw_awards

Organized by: Cytometry Development Workshop
Academic cosponsors: University of California, San Diego, and Scintillon Institute

Thank you to our CDW 2019 Sponsors!

For more information contact:
RHIANNA BASORE
CDW Organizer
858.657.9145
[email protected]

CDW 2019 Cells, Sensors and Systems Symposium

Posted on CDW 2019 by · August 13, 2019 12:32 PM

Extracellular Vesicle (EV) Analytics: Interpreting the EV Code

November 13, 2019 - San Diego, CA

Welcome to the CDW 2019 Cells, Sensors, and Systems Symposium, hosted by the Scintillon Institute and UCSD. The CDW Symposium features internationally recognized speakers working at the cutting edge of cytometry technology and application. The Symposium is a one day event, free and open to all, but registration is required. This year's theme is: Extracellular Vesicle Analytics, and focuses on the needs and opportunities for high resolution vesicle analysis for the development of new biomarkers, diagnostics, and therapeutics.

Organizing Committee: John Nolan, Scintillon Institute; Louise Laurent, University of California San Diego; Jeff Price, Scintillon Institute

Agenda

9:00	1	Louise Laurent (UCSD) - Extracellular miRNA Biomarkers For Non-Invasive Prediction Of Preeclampsia In Asymptomatic Women
9:30	2	Emily Wang (UCSD) - Cancer–Host Crosstalk Through Exosomal miRNA
10:00	3	Brian Eliceiri (UCSD) - Regulated vs. constitutive release of EVs-the challenge to identify the immunologically active
10:30 - 11:00		Coffee Break
11:00	4	Dolores DiVizio (USC) - Cancer-Derived Extracellular Vesicles And Large Oncosomes: From Biology To Biomarkers
11:30	5	Andries Zijlstra (Vanderbilt) - Defining extracellular vesicle sub-populations using dimensional reduction of multi-parametric flow data
12:00 - 1:30		Lunch
1:30	6	Hollis Cline (TSRI) - Exosomes Regulate Neurogenesis And Circuit Assembly To Rescue A Human iPSC Model Of Rett Syndrome
2:00	7	Ursula Saundau (OHSU) - Methamphetamine Use Disorder Alters Plasma Extracellular Vesicle MicroRNA Expression
2:30	8	Ken Wittwer (JHU) - Extracellular vesicle and silica nanoparticle comparisons in a four-platform evaluation
3:00 - 3:30		Coffee Break
3:30	9	Virginia Litwin (Caprion) - Strategies for Successful Validation, Implementation, and Transfer of Flow Cytometric Methods
4:00	10	Discussion - Prospects for EVs and their cargo as biomarkers