HAMBURG GERMANY 6 TO 7 JUNE


2013


European Lab Automation Congress and Exhibition, Europe’s premier event dedicated to Automation within Life Science.


Conference Tracks


• Biobanking: Preparation, Storage & Analysis • Chemistry Automation & Liquid Handling


• Drug Discovery Automation: High-content Screening & Cell Based Assays


• Nano & Microfluidics • Next-Gen Sequencing


2for1 Passes


Register now and get a second delegate pass for free


Industry Delegate Academic Delegate


Pre Doctoral Full Time Student Exhibition only passes


€ 799 € 350 € 150 FREE


75 Talks 5 Conferences 2 Days


Keynote Speakers


Rainer Cramer Professor, University of Reading


Anthony Davies Director, High Content Research Facility, (INCHA)


Hakim Djaballah Director, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Stevan Djuric Senior Director, Abbott Laboratories


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Michael Quail Team Leader, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute


Hakonarson Director, Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia


Brian Kirby Head, Cornell University


Thomas Laurell Professor, Lund University


Henk Stunnenberg Head, Nijmegen Center for Molecular Sciences


Greg Wendel Head, Sample Management Group Novartis


Rivka Ravid Brain Bank Consultant, Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences


Spencer Shorte Director, Institut Pasteur


Joe Liscouski Executive Director, Institute for Laboratory Automation


Christoph Merten Principal Investigator, European Molecular Biology Laboratory


Graziano Pesole Professor, Universita di Bari


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