Cytometry Development Workshop 2019
29th Cytometry Development Workshop
NOVEMBER 14 - NOVEMBER 17, 2019
LA JOLLA SHORES HOTEL, SAN DIEGO, CA
#CytDev19
Overview. The 28th Cytometry Development Workshop will be held from November 8th to November 11th, 2018 at the beautiful La Jolla Shores Hotel in sunny San Diego.
The purpose of this Workshop series is to bring together those people directly involved in the development of the technologies for cell analysis, including both flow cytometry and image cytometry. A number of important developments in cytometry had their origins at the Workshop, including development of digital pulse processing approaches for flow cytometers, initial discussions of designs for low cost cytometers for AIDS monitoring in developing countries, development of "Q & B" analysis of fluorescence sensitivity in flow, and development of standardization materials and protocols for cytometry. In recent years, a major focus has been on high-throughput systems and proteomics.
The Workshop will not be a forum for discussion of applications per se, but applications are frequently discussed as they relate to the development of new technologies. Every attendee is required to participate actively and make a positive contribution by discussing their current research, experiences, and needs. This is not a forum for observers. However, the organizers ensure that no one dominates discussion. There will be no sound or film recording of any presentation.
The Workshop will begin at 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 14th and the workshop will conclude after breakfast on Sunday, November 17th. Afternoons are usually unscheduled to allow participants free time to enjoy the area and for individual discussions.
Abstract submission. The program for the workshop is entirely determined by the interests of the attendees (see links for past workshops for typical sets of discussion topics). Each attendee must volunteer to present at least one topic (hopefully more than one). The presentations do not need to be about completed work - presentations on work in progress or problems being encountered in a project are very welcome. Each presenter may hold the floor for no more than 10 minutes. However, there is no limit on the number of topics that each attendee may present. The purpose of the 10 minute rule is to guarantee that everyone has an opportunity to make their presentations. Attendees may also volunteer to present a 15 minute tutorial on one or more subjects that they feel would be of general interest.
A lot of background material is not needed. All attendees of this Workshop will be experienced in the field; please limit the use of published data (other than in tutorials). Our intention is that this workshop will be a forum for helping one another; to discuss recent developments that make research at your laboratory/company easier and more productive and that might help others. For your presentations we will provide overhead projectors and computer projection.
Individuals interested in attending should send, by September 15, their proposed title and abstract, along with a brief description of interests and activities in cytometry technology development to: Rhianna Basore ([email protected]). Notification of abstract acceptance will be made by September 30.
Sponsorship and support. CDW happens because of the support of its sponsors. To join these companies and organizations in sponsoring CDW 2018, contact Rhianna Basore ([email protected]).
CDW Awards 2019
28th Cytometry Development Workshop
November 14-17 2019
La Jolla Shores Hotel, San Diego, CA
Student Awards
Undergraduate and graduate students who would like to attend the Cytometry Development Workshop are encouraged to apply for a Student Award. The awards will cover housing and food for the workshop at the double occupancy rate.
To Apply, submit the following to Rhianna Basore (address below) as soon as possible but no later than September 15, 2019:
- a registration form for the workshop
- a curriculum vitae for the student listing education, awards, honors, and publications
- a brief statement (less than 2 pages) about the student's research interests and accomplishments
- In addition request that your research advisor send a letter of recommendation via email to [email protected]. The letter should describe the availability (or lack thereof) of other sources of support for student travel.
For more information contact:
Rhianna Basore
Scintillon Institute
[email protected]
6868 Nancy Ridge Drive
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: 858-576-6645
FAX: 858-587-6692
CDW 2019 Sponsorship
Dear Cytometry Development Workshop (CDW) Supporters:
CDW 2019 featuring the Cells, Sensors, & Systems Symposium, the CDW Tutorials, and the 29th Cytometry Development Workshop will take place November 13-17, 2019 in sunny San Diego CA. Hosted by the Scintillon Institute, CDW gathers scientists and engineers working at the forefront of single cell analysis to facilitate connections between new cutting-edge technologies and future application needs. This year's multifaceted event features:
CDW is made possible through the active support and participation of our Sponsors.
Sponsorship supports:
- speaker travel;
- students and postdoc travel and workshop fees; and
- lunches and refreshments at the Tutorial and Symposium
- Platinum Sponsorship - one available - $10,000
- Gold Sponsorship - four available - $5,000
- Sponsorship - twelve available - $3,500
- Sponsorship includes an exhibit table at the Symposium for hosted coffee and lunch breaks
- Gold Sponsorship includes the above and a short vendor talk at the Tutorials
- Platinum Sponsorship includes the benefits of Gold Sponsorship plus preferred table and logo placement.
- Sponsors are also invited to participate in the Workshop and present a 10 minute talk or tutorial.
For more information contact:
RHIANNA BASORE
CDW Organizer
858.657.9145
[email protected]
CDW 2019 Sponsors:
CDW Awards 2018
28th Cytometry Development Workshop
November 7 - 11 2018
La Jolla Shores Hotel, San Diego, CA
Student Awards
Undergraduate and graduate students who would like to attend the Cytometry Development Workshop are encouraged to apply for a Student Award. The awards will cover housing and food for the workshop at the double occupancy rate.
To Apply, submit the following to Rhianna Basore (address below) as soon as possible but no later than September 1, 2018:
- a registration form for the workshop
- a curriculum vitae for the student listing education, awards, honors, and publications
- a brief statement (less than 2 pages) about the student's research interests and accomplishments
- In addition request that your research advisor send a letter of recommendation via email to [email protected]. The letter should describe the availability (or lack thereof) of other sources of support for student travel.
For more information contact:
Rhianna Basore
Scintillon Institute
[email protected]
6868 Nancy Ridge Drive
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: 858-576-6645
FAX: 858-587-6692
CDW Housing 2018
28th Cytometry Development Workshop
Cells, Sensors, and Systems
#cytDev18
November 7 - November 11, 2018
La Jolla Shores Hotel
San Diego, CA
Housing
The 28th Cytometry Development Workshop will be held at La Jolla Shores Hotel in San Diego. For the purpose of the event a group room block has been reserved at the rate of $189 per night (Wednesday and Thursday) and $209 per night (Friday and Saturday). For reservations, please contact the La Jolla Shores Hotel directly and book the room under CDW - CYTOMETRY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP group.
Location and Contacts
La Jolla Shores Hotel 8110 Camino Del Oro La Jolla, CA 92037
Tel: (866) 392 8762
Fax: (858) 456 9346
Airports
12 miles from San Diego International Airport
25 miles form McClellan-Palomar Airport (Carlsbad)
Directions from the North
South on Interstate 5, exit west on La Jolla Village Drive
Follow to third traffic light and turn right onto La Jolla Shores Drive
Turn Left on Avenida De La Playa and right on Camino Del Oro
The hotel is on the left
Directions from the South
North on the interstate 5 exit west on La Jolla Parkway
Follow to fourth traffic light and turn right on La Jolla Shores Drive
Turn left on Avenida De La Playa and right on Camino Del Oro
The hotel is on the left
Parking
Underground Parking 20$ fee a day
Street Parking
Cytometry Development Workshop 2018
28th Cytometry Development Workshop
NOVEMBER 8 - NOVEMBER 11, 2018
LA JOLLA SHORES HOTEL, SAN DIEGO, CA
#CytDev18
Overview. The 28th Cytometry Development Workshop will be held from November 8th to November 11th, 2018 at the beautiful La Jolla Shores Hotel in sunny San Diego.
The purpose of this workshop series is to bring together those people directly involved in the development of the technologies for cell analysis, including both flow cytometry and image cytometry. A number of important developments in cytometry had their origins at the Workshop, including development of digital pulse processing approaches for flow cytometers, initial discussions of designs for low cost cytometers for AIDS monitoring in developing countries, development of "Q & B" analysis of fluorescence sensitivity in flow, and development of standardization materials and protocols for cytometry. In recent years, a major focus has been on high-throughput systems and proteomics.
The workshop will not be a forum for discussion of applications per se, but applications are frequently discussed as they relate to the development of new technologies. Every attendee is required to participate actively and make a positive contribution by discussing their current research, experiences, and needs. This is not a forum for observers. However, the organizers ensure that no one dominates discussion. There will be no sound or film recording of any presentation.
The workshop will begin at 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 8th and the workshop will conclude after breakfast on Sunday, November 11th. Afternoons are usually unscheduled to allow participants free time to enjoy the area and for individual discussions.
Abstract submission. The program for the workshop is entirely determined by the interests of the attendees (see links for past workshops for typical sets of discussion topics). Each attendee must volunteer to present at least one topic (hopefully more than one). The presentations do not need to be about completed work - presentations on work in progress or problems being encountered in a project are very welcome. Each presenter may hold the floor for no more than 10 minutes. However, there is no limit on the number of topics that each attendee may present. The purpose of the 10 minute rule is to guarantee that everyone has an opportunity to make their presentations. Attendees may also volunteer to present a 15 minute tutorial on one or more subjects that they feel would be of general interest.
A lot of background material is not needed. All attendees of this Workshop will be experienced in the field; please limit the use of published data (other than in tutorials). Our intention is that this workshop will be a forum for helping one another; to discuss recent developments that make research at your laboratory/company easier and more productive and that might help others. For your presentations we will provide overhead projectors and computer projection.
Individuals interested in attending should send, by September 1, their proposed title and abstract, along with a brief description of interests and activities in cytometry technology development to: Rhianna Basore ([email protected]). Notification of abstract acceptance will be made by September 15.
Sponsorship and support. CDW happens because of the support of its sponsors. To join these companies and organizations in sponsoring CDW 2018, contact Rhianna Basore ([email protected]).
CDW 2018
28TH CYTOMETRY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP, TUTORIALS,
AND CELLS, SENSORS, AND SYSTEMS SYMPOSIUM
in partnership with 
NOVEMBER 7 - NOVEMBER 11, 2018
SAN DIEGO, CA
#CytDev18
Jeffrey H. Price, Scintillon Institute
John P. Nolan, Scintillon Institute
Chairs Emeriti and Program Advisors:
Robert F. Murphy, Carnegie Mellon University
Welcome to the 28th Cytometry Development Workshop, Tutorials, and Cells, Sensors, and Systems Symposium, hosted by the Scintillon Institute 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 cell analysis.
The Cytometry Development Tutorials is a day of educational presentations.
The Cells, Sensors, and Systems Symposium is a one day event, open to all, featuring cutting edge talks.
The Cytometry Development Workshop is a three day meeting of cytometry technology developers focused on the latest in hardware, software, and reagents and assays.
Together, these three events cover the present and future of single cell analysis.
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Event |
Date |
Time |
Location |
Cost |
| TUTORIALS | NOVEMBER 7 |
9 am - 5 pm |
Nautilus CD, Green Acre Nautilus |
FREE |
| SYMPOSIUM |
NOVEMBER 8 |
9 am - 5 pm |
Illumina Theatre, The Alexandria at Torrey Pines |
FREE |
| WORKSHOP | NOVEMBER 8-11 |
7 pm |
La Jolla Shores Hotel | $400 |
Organized by: Cytometry Development Workshop
Academic cosponsors: Sanford-Burnham-Prebys Medical Discovery Institute, University of California, San Diego, and Scintillon Institute
For more information contact:
RHIANNA BASORE
CDW Organizer
858.657.9145
[email protected]
Flow Cytometry Core
Service Profile
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Quantitative fluorescence analysis (up to 13 colors)
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Consulting service including design of experiments, analysis or conversion of data
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Typical applications include:
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Bead-based assays
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Cell based assays
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Small particle analysis
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Viability and toxicity assays
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Equipment Profile
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BC Cytoflex
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3 laser (V-B-R)
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Up to 13 colors
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Automated with a plate loader
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INSTRUMENTATION RATE SCHEDULE:
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Hourly Rates*, US$ |
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Scintillon |
Academic/non-profit |
Industry/for profit |
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Assisted - per hour |
$40.63 |
$78.25 |
$83.73 |
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Unassisted - per hour |
$28.65 |
$55.18 |
$59.04 |
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Consulting & Experimental Design - per hour |
$28.65 |
$55.18 |
$59.04 |
(a) Non-Profit Collaborator Rate = Internal cost-per-unit, including overhead applied at 92.0% (e.g. 2017 approved indirect cost rate).
(b) For-Profit Collaborative Rate = Internal cost-per-unit, including overhead applied at 92.0% (e.g. 2017 approved indirect cost rate), plus a shared service management fee equal to 7% of the direct & indirect per-unit-cost of each shared service.
Contact
Erika Duggan
Phone: 858-799-1048
Email: [email protected]
Location
The Scintillon Institute
6868 Nancy Ridge Dr
San Diego, CA 92122
Normal operating hours: 9:00am-6:30pm, M-F