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Electrophoresis Society fourth international meeting
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Announcements
Colloquium: Protides of the Biological Fluids Sheraton Hotel, Brussels, Belgium 30 April-2 May 1984
Topics Proteins in secretions Tumor markers and targeting (including Monoclonals) Advances in separation of protides Further information may be obtained from: Colloquium Secretariat, Institute for Medical Biology, Alsembergsesteenweg 196 Chauss6e d'Alsemberg, B-1180 Brussels, Belgium (Telephone (32-2)-348.05.11 ; Telex CDHBRU 26501)
Electrophoresis Society Fourth International Meeting G6ttingen 27-31 August 1984
The program committee invites everybody interested in the development and application of electrophoresis to participate in the above meeting. It is planned to hold the following scientific sessions, which will not run in parallel:
Symposia 1) New developments 2) Two-dimensional electrophoresis: methods and applications 3) Application: clinical and genetic Round tables 1) Conventional (synthetic and buffer constituents) versus immobilized pH gradients
91 2) Quantitative evaluation in one- and two-dimensional electrophoresis 3) Detection techniques: sensitivity, specifity
Workshop: Commercial companies and participants Program committee." R.C. Allen (U.S.A.), M. Dunn (U.K.), K. Felgenhauer (F.R.G.), J. Klosse (F.R.G.), V. Neuhoff (F.R.G.), B.J. Radola (F.R.G.) Speakers in the symposia and the round tables will be invited by the program committee. Free communications are accepted only as posters, preferably related to the subjects of the sessions. Although poster sessions will be held at particular hours, posters can be in place during the entire meeting to facilitate additional exchange of ideas. Further information may be obtained from: Prof. Dr. Volker Neuhoff, Max-Planck-Institut ffir experimentelle Medizin, Hermann-Rein-Strasse 3, D-3400 G6ttingen, F.R.G. (Tel. (05-51) 303-248; Telex 96626 EXMED D)
International Symposium on Quantitative Luminescence Spectrometry in Biomedical Sciences Gent, Belgium 3-6 September 1984
Sponsored by the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the State University of Ghent, the National Foundation of Scientific Research (N.F.W.O.-F.N.R.S.), and the Ministry of Education Contributed papers (20 minute lectures or poster communications) will cover the following topics: drug and bioanalysis via fluorescence and phosphorescence (LTP, RTP, micellar); fluorescence and chemiluminescence immunoassays; detection techniques in chromatography (fluorescence, RTPL, etc.); solid surface luminescence methods; chemical derivatization methods; luminescence applications and drug metabolism, clinical chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, ecology, protein tagging. The conference will be conducted in English and no simultaneous translation will be provided. Facilities for technical exhibitions will be arranged. Five plenary lectures will be presented by outstanding specialists in the field of quantitative luminescence spectrometry: R.P. Ekins (fluoroimmunoassays, Institute of Nuclear Medicine, Middlesex Hospital Medical School, London); R.W. Frei (detection techniques, The Free University, Amsterdam), G.G. Guilbault (fluores-
Announcements
Colloquium: Protides of the Biological Fluids Sheraton Hotel, Brussels, Belgium 30 April-2 May 1984
Topics Proteins in secretions Tumor markers and targeting (including Monoclonals) Advances in separation of protides Further information may be obtained from: Colloquium Secretariat, Institute for Medical Biology, Alsembergsesteenweg 196 Chauss6e d'Alsemberg, B-1180 Brussels, Belgium (Telephone (32-2)-348.05.11 ; Telex CDHBRU 26501)
Electrophoresis Society Fourth International Meeting G6ttingen 27-31 August 1984
The program committee invites everybody interested in the development and application of electrophoresis to participate in the above meeting. It is planned to hold the following scientific sessions, which will not run in parallel:
Symposia 1) New developments 2) Two-dimensional electrophoresis: methods and applications 3) Application: clinical and genetic Round tables 1) Conventional (synthetic and buffer constituents) versus immobilized pH gradients
91 2) Quantitative evaluation in one- and two-dimensional electrophoresis 3) Detection techniques: sensitivity, specifity
Workshop: Commercial companies and participants Program committee." R.C. Allen (U.S.A.), M. Dunn (U.K.), K. Felgenhauer (F.R.G.), J. Klosse (F.R.G.), V. Neuhoff (F.R.G.), B.J. Radola (F.R.G.) Speakers in the symposia and the round tables will be invited by the program committee. Free communications are accepted only as posters, preferably related to the subjects of the sessions. Although poster sessions will be held at particular hours, posters can be in place during the entire meeting to facilitate additional exchange of ideas. Further information may be obtained from: Prof. Dr. Volker Neuhoff, Max-Planck-Institut ffir experimentelle Medizin, Hermann-Rein-Strasse 3, D-3400 G6ttingen, F.R.G. (Tel. (05-51) 303-248; Telex 96626 EXMED D)
International Symposium on Quantitative Luminescence Spectrometry in Biomedical Sciences Gent, Belgium 3-6 September 1984
Sponsored by the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the State University of Ghent, the National Foundation of Scientific Research (N.F.W.O.-F.N.R.S.), and the Ministry of Education Contributed papers (20 minute lectures or poster communications) will cover the following topics: drug and bioanalysis via fluorescence and phosphorescence (LTP, RTP, micellar); fluorescence and chemiluminescence immunoassays; detection techniques in chromatography (fluorescence, RTPL, etc.); solid surface luminescence methods; chemical derivatization methods; luminescence applications and drug metabolism, clinical chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, ecology, protein tagging. The conference will be conducted in English and no simultaneous translation will be provided. Facilities for technical exhibitions will be arranged. Five plenary lectures will be presented by outstanding specialists in the field of quantitative luminescence spectrometry: R.P. Ekins (fluoroimmunoassays, Institute of Nuclear Medicine, Middlesex Hospital Medical School, London); R.W. Frei (detection techniques, The Free University, Amsterdam), G.G. Guilbault (fluores-