Sign up for our Bay Area 7th Cycle bootcamp (April 19, 2024) by clicking the “Add to Cart” button, and click “View Cart” or “Checkout” by using the shopping bag icon on the top right of the site. Complete the registration by filling your data and proceed to the payment for the booking fee by using your credit card or PayPal (with additional Payment Gateway fee) or by ACH through invoice. The $25.00 will be refunded after the bootcamp for those who attend. A confirmation email will be sent to you shortly after the payment has been made.
Event Info
Location
San Diego, CA (6th Cycle):
BioLabs San Diego
at Biovista Life Science Campus, 5th Floor
9276 Scranton Rd Suite 500, San Diego, CA 92121
Bay Area, CA (7th Cycle):
Oakland (details to be announced soon)
Seattle, WA (8th Cycle):
TBD
Houston, TX (9th Cycle):
TBD
Time and Date
10:00AM – 2:00PM
(Including break)
San Diego, CA
Thursday, March 28, 2024
Bay Area, CA
TBA
Seattle, WA
TBA
Houston, TX
TBA
Registration Fee
$750 per person FREE!
We’re glad to announce that the bootcamp will be free of charge!
There will be a $25 deposit to book your spot, which will be refunded after the bootcamp.
Vendor Detail
Set-up date: one day prior to the event date.
Sponsorship: $1,000 / vendor. Please use the contact form at the bottom to find more details for the sponsorship package or visit our FAQ page.
7th Edition Topic: Semi-to-fully-automated Quality Control (QC) Approach to Islands of Automation
This edition of Liquid Handling Bootcamp is one in a series that offers a concise review to understand the procedures and different methods of quality control (QC) of a large-scale operation that consists of islands of automation. Students will have the opportunity to apply this knowledge in hands-on exercises with a variety of robotic liquid handlers using various liquids, surveying, test driving, seeing immediate liquid delivery performance data and experimenting with different techniques.
How will you benefit:
- Apply good and best industry practices while test driving state of the art equipment
- Master the terminology and methods of automated liquid handling
- Learn to automate QC processes for large-scale labs
- Learn to utilize scheduling software
- Understand reagent and chemical compatibility issues
- Become familiar with validation/QC testing techniques and options
- Operate real liquid handling robots with liquids of various viscosities and handling characteristics
Instruments:
- GLH QC Smart Cart and GLH QC Kit
- Tentatively Agilent Bravo 96ST with 96 and 384 disposable tips
- SPT Labtech Apricot / Firefly / Dragonfly / Mosquito
- Other instruments might be used in the different events based on availability
- Robotic Liquid Handler Technicians
- Sales and Application Specialists
- Service technicians or Engineers
- Robot Maintenance Personnel
- QA-QC Personnel
- Laboratory Automation Engineers
- Laboratory Managers
- Anyone Interested in hands-on experience and training with liquid handling techniques on robots.
LIMITED SEATS!
Past topics include: Small-volume Verification