Cambridge Healthtech Institute's Fifth Annual
Protein Arrays:
Proteomics in a Multiplex

January 12-13, 2006
Hotel Del Coronado | San Diego, California

Cambridge Healthtech Institute's 5th Annual Protein Arrays: Proteomics in Multiplex
continues the tradition of providing practical information and results from creative technical
solutions supporting a plethora of proteomic applications.

Featured Speakers:

Dr. Lance A. Liotta, Professor and Co-Director, Center for Applied
Proteomics and Molecular Medicine,George Mason University

Mr. John P. Iwanicki, Esq., Banner & Witcoff, Ltd.

Mr. G. Steven Burrill, CEO, Burrill & Co.

Dr. Stephen Hewitt
Chief, Tissue Array Research Program, National Cancer Institute,
NIH

Dr. Colin Campbell
Project Leader, Scottish Centre for Genomic Technology and
Informatics, (GTI) University of Edinburgh

Dr. Heng Zhu
Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology & HiT Center,
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Dr. Neal Gordon
President, Epitome Biosystems

Dr. David Munroe
Director, Lab of Molecular Technology, National Cancer Institute,
NIH

Dr. Gregory W. Shipp
Vice President, Medical Affairs, Nanosphere, Inc

Dr. Robert Negm
Vice President, Business Development, GenTel
BioSurfaces, Inc.

Dr. Christoph Borchers
Assistant Professor, Faculty Director, Biochemistry and
Biophysics, University of North Carolina

Dr. Joanna Albala
Associate Adjunct Professor, Otolaryngology, University
of California-Davis School of Medicine

Dr. Michael Tainsky
Professor, Molecular Biology and Human Genetics, Karmanos
Cancer Institute, Wayne State University School of Medicine

Dr. Paul J. Utz,
Associate Professor of Medicine, Stanford University School
of Medicine

Dr. Phil L. Felgner
Director, Protein Microarray Laboratory, Center for Virus
Research, University of California-Irvine

Dr. William Robinson,
Assistant Professor, Medicine/Rheumatology, Stanford
University

Dr. Brian W. Grinnell
Distinguished Research Fellow, Biotechnology Discovery
Research, Lilly Research Laboratories

Dr. Claudia Kemper
Instructor in Medicine, Internal Medicine/Rheumatology,
Washington University

Dr. Chris R. Taitt
Research Biochemist, Center for Biomolecular Science and
Engineering, Center for Bio/Molecular Science & Engineering,
Naval Research Laboratory


Session Topics Inlcude:

a Translation Efforts with Protein
Arrays

a Nuts and Bolts - Technological
Advances in Protein Arrays

a Defining Cancer Biomarkers with
Protein Arrays

a Exploring Immunity with Protein
Arrays

a Infectious Disease and Protein
Arrays

hi Trook,
Do you going to be there?
If so could you please let me know?
Thank you Guy

Unfortunately I will not be able to travel due to budget constraints until mid-year 2006. However, if you do attend it would nice if you posted your comments about the meeting. This way, it could be a resource for people who are trying to decide if they should attend next year.

trook

Hi Trook,
Sames goes for me.
Unfortunatly I just started a new postdoctoral position.
So no way that I could join this meeting.
We need to find someone else.
Guy