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 Roundtable Discussions
As part of the winter meeting of the Industrial Advisory Board, roundtable discussions are scheduled with representatives of instrument manufacturers and academic experts. IAB members learn more about a new or evolving technology and determine whether BITC may want to play a role in enabling, testing or refining a technology. Instrument manufacturers can listen to the collective wishes of some of their most important customers. If it appears that a technology would benefit from a project in BITC, the academic experts can help refine what the project would entail and a request for proposals will be issued.
High-Throughput Calorimetry, January 2009 Lee Hansen, Brigham Young University Verna Frasca, MicroCal Jonathan B. Chaires, University of Louisville Rusty Russell, TA Instruments Comparability Studies, February 2008 Amy Rosenberg, Food and Drug Administration Leland Paul, ICOS Blair Fraser, Food and Drug Administration What’s New in SPR, January 2007 Thomas Ryan and Robert Carey, Reichert Analytical Instruments Anthony Frutos and Donald Skifter, Corning Life Sciences John Barich, Bio-Rad Laboratories Michael Lynch, BioForce Nanosciences Innovations in Surface Technologies: Applications in Drug Discover, January 2006 Timothy Burland, GWC Technologies Simon Carrington, Fairfield Sensors Gordon Tollin, U. of Arizona Robert Zuk, ForteBio FTIR and Raman Spectroscopy Applications in Pharmaceutical Research, January 2005 Bokkyoo Jun, Bruker Optics Fran Adar, Horiba Job Yvon Rina Dukor, BioTools Jerry Workman, Thermo Electron Richard Larsen, Jasco Curtis Meuse, Bioprocess Measurements Group, NIST Laurence Nafie, Syracuse University Quantum Dot Technologies, January 2004 Warren Chan, U. Toronto Charlie Hotz, Quantum Dot Corp. Michael LoCascio, Evident Technologies Michael Ignatius, Molecular Probes Scanning Probe Microscopy, January 2003 Irene Revenko, Asylum Research Stuart Lindsay, Molecular Imaging Marko Baller, Digital Instruments Helen Hansma, UC Santa Barbara High-Throughput Calorimetery, February 2002 Greg Nelson, Calorimetry Science Corp. John Brandts, Microcal Kip Murphy, U. Iowa
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