Thank you for attending the NW Flow Cytometry Society 1st Annual Meeting! We had an overwhelming response and added a virtual option to help accommodate the demand, see below for the recording. We recognize that the Exhibition Hall space was tight, as the first time putting on such a large event, we did not know what the level of interest would be. Clearly, next year we will need a bigger venue!
Your feedback is essential to build on this years success, and help improve the event in the future. Please take a moment to fill out the Post Meeting Evaluation Form.
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Meeting Recording is available using the link above and will redirect you to YouTube.
Disclaimer: The event was not initially intended to be virtual, but due to the overwhelming response to attend, it was added. Some of the audience questions and the roundtable discussions are missing due to microphone issues, and slides are partially blocked by the meeting application windows.
Program
7:30a – 8:30a: Vendor and poster setup Exhibition Hall Rm:B1-072/074/076
8:00a – 9:00a: Registration open Pelton Atrium
8:30a – 9:00a: Muffins and mingling
9:00a – 10:30a: Morning Session Pelton Auditorium
9:00a – 9:45a: Laura Johnston Cytek Biosciences “Building Panels for Flow Cytometry: From Beginning to Success”
9:45a – 10:30a: Garrett Collett BMS “Applications for Spectral Flow Cytometry in CAR-T Characterization”
10:30a – 11:00a: Break, visit vendor booths, view posters.
11:00a – 11:50a: Keynote Speaker Dr. Ryan Brinkman “Citizen & scientist science for automated gating and population labelling”
12p – 1p: Ravi Hingorani PhD. “Tools and considerations for the design of multicolor spectral flow cytometry panels.” Sponsored BD Biosciences 12:10 – 12:50pm
1p – 2:30p: Afternoon Session Pelton Auditorium
1:45p – 2:30p: Round Table Discussion “Careers in Cytometry“
2:30p – 3:30p: Break, visit vendor booths, poster presentations.
4:15p – 5:00p: Anna Belkina, PhD MD., Boston University School of Medicine “Crimes Against Cytometry: the Adventures of Bad Data ”
5:00p – 7:00p: Happy Hour (appetizers and drinks) Sze Conference room
5:30p: Exhibition Hall Closes vendor and poster cleanup
A Day of Cutting-Edge Cytometry with Visionary Speakers!
We have an amazing lineup of speakers for the event! We hope that at the end of the day we will all leave with more knowledge and some inspiration from each of our speakers.
Directions and Venue Information
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is located in the South Lake Union region of Downtown Seattle Washington. The meeting will be held in the Thomas and Weintraub Building. Visitors will need to check in at the front desk security.
Driving directions: 1100 Fairview Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
I-5 North use Left lane to take exit 167 for Seattle Ctr toward Mercer St.
I-5 South use right lane to take exit 167 for Seattle Ctr toward Mercer St.
Turn right onto Fairview Ave N.
Turn right onto Ward St.
There is limited free visitor parking in the Ward St lot with additional paid street parking near by.
For shuttle information from the University of Washington, Benaroya and Harborview, click here.
Venue Map
