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ASCLD, Marriott Waterfront Hotel, Baltimore, MD,
September 12-16
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The annual meeting of the American Society of Crime Lab Directors. This year’s meeting includes a packed schedule of events including top-notch workshops, entertaining speakers, and a program of educational material. The event is designed to enable attendees to navigate the challenging landscape of forensic science in the 21st Century.
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Pathology Informatics 2010,
Boston, MA, Westin Copley Place Hotel, September 19-22
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Pathology Informatics is an annual educational conference designed for world-wide collaboration, technology and learning together to come together in one meeting place. This year’s event offers direct interaction with physicians, researchers, residents and graduate students, Industry-related developers, engineers, imaging informatics professionals, vendor representatives and many others interested in how informatics and imaging are transforming pathology, oncology and radiology. Prior knowledge of informatics is not required and courses are offered for individuals new to this field.
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Southern Association of Forensic Scientists Meeting, Hollywood Casino & Resorts, Tunica, MS,
September 20-23
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This meeting will help attendees learn about new developments in the field of forensic sciences, while fostering cooperation, information sharing, and development of new techniques. It will also promote high professional standards in forensic sciences, and the use of standardized methodologies.
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SWAFS, Great Wolf Lodge, Grapevine, TX,
September 20-24
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The Drug Enforcement Administration South Central Laboratory will be hosting the Southwestern Association of Forensic Scientists (SWAFS) conference. Hundreds of SWAFS members attend, representing public and private forensic laboratories from Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Texas.
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III National Seminar on DNA and Forensic Laboratories, September 21-24, University of Brasilia, Darcy Ribeiro Campus, Brazil
September 21-24
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The Third National Seminar on DNA and Forensic Laboratories is being sponsored by the Brazilian Forensic Association, and hosted by the University of Brasilia in its Institute of Biological Sciences. This conference will include talks and lectures by leading forensic experts from Brazil, Latin America and the world. A small number of exhibitors will also be presenting their solutions.
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ILMAC – Basel Messe,
September 21-24, Stand Y09 2010
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ILMAC is the only industry exhibition for pharmaceuticals and chemicals which covers all the industrial applications of process engineering, including research, development, production and environmental engineering. As an exhibition with a user focus, ILMAC is aimed at specialists from the pharmaceutical, chemical, food, drinks, cosmetics and biotechnology industries.
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Lab Data Management USA, September 22-23, Embassy Suites - Logan Airport, Boston, MA
September 22-23
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This conference brings together director level experts from the pharmaceutical and biotech industry to discuss practical solutions to the challenges relating to lab data management processes. The event will include strategy-level presentations, case studies, roundtable discussions and workshops.
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3rd National Seminar on DNA and Forensic Laboratories, University of Brasilia,
September 21-24
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This event is being held by the Brazilian Association of Forensic Experts (ABPC), and is promoted by the Brazilian Association of Criminalists (ABC). The seminar will gather experts from all areas of Brazil, including several directors of forensic laboratories. In addition, it will benefit from experts from ABNT and INMETRO, who will contribute their expertise in standardization and quality control in forensic laboratories.
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Biorepositories 2010, September 27-29, Hyatt Harborside, Boston, MA
September 27-29
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Biorepositories 2010 is the largest and most comprehensive event designed by and for the biobanking community to drive forward progress and innovation across the industry. Join the hundreds of life science executives who benefit from sessions led by the industry’s foremost experts as they deliver the nuts and bolts of biorepository operations, discover the scientific possibilities, and realize the strategic vision of optimal sample storage all under one roof.
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ELNs and Advanced Laboratory Solutions, Marriott Hotel, Amsterdam,
September 27-29
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Increase your research efficiency, accelerate workflow and enhance geo-separate collaboration by establishing a clear e-laboratory environment in your company Building on the resounding success of last year’s event, the 9th Annual ELNs & Advanced Laboratory Solutions conference brings you new case studies of recent implementations as well as insights into how your peers are currently starting to integrate their ELNs into an over arching IT architecture.
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3rd Annual Global Biobanking Conference, Thistle Marble Arch, London, September 28-29
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This conference is a high-level forum that brings together key people from research, academia and industry to discuss the most significant challenges and technological developments in the field of biobanking. The event will bring together over 200 attendees, including representatives of major pharmaceutical companies and keynote speakers. Seven case studies will be presented.
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ASHG-60th Annual Meeting of The American Society of Human Genetics, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC, November 2-6,
November 2-6
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The Society's annual meeting is held each fall in a major U.S. or Canadian city and attracts nearly 5,000 scientific attendees and trainees, plus 250 exhibiting companies, making it the largest human genetics meeting in the world. Highlighting each annual meeting are symposia, workshops and other sessions focusing on important research and clinical developments in human genetics that are presented by prominent professionals selected and invited by the program committee.
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