GLIIFCA wrapped up last night with a fluorochrome fiesta, costume contest, and cornhole tournament. Thank you to all our sponsors and attendees for a fantastic meeting full of friends, flow, and fun! See you next year!
About us
The Great Lakes International Imaging and Flow Cytometry Association is a scientific organization whose aim is to: - Produce an annual scientific program that provides a forum to explore the avenues by which flow and image cytometry can be used to advance research and diagnostic testing applications. - Foster education and the exchange of information among persons engaged in flow and image cytometry in an environment that encourages participation of professionals at all levels of education and responsibility - Maintain an affordable meeting format to encourage maximum participation and provide exceptional value. - Promote research and development in new applications and technologies for Image Cytometry, Flow Cytometry and Allied disciplines.
- Website
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GLIIFCA.org
External link for GLIIFCA
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1992
Employees at GLIIFCA
Updates
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GLIIFCA awards! The Nakeff Young investigator award goes to Mark Painter, the Scientific Flash Talk to Li Yang, and the SRL Flash talk to Kenneth Quayle. Congratulations to our awardees!
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Where are we going? The future of Cytometry, with Kelly Lundsten Virginia Litwin and J. Paul Robinson What an inspiring and thought provoking session!
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Today’s flash talk presenters covering both scientific and core-specific topics! Ameet Chimote, Li Yang, Nicholas Wanner, Jamie Tijerina , Jennifer Jakubowski, and Kenneth Quayle
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Stewart Lecture and Cytometry in Human Health session with Greg Behbehani Allison Norlander, Ph.D., Mark Painter, and Rebecca Marsh. Thanks for the great talks today!
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Tech glitch catch up: the middle of Cytometry Support Group saw fantastic discussions on Core Careers, User training, Troubleshooting, Autofluorescence, and new platforms for Cytometry communication and community! Thanks to Ann Marie DesLauriers Celine Lages Steve Polter Matthew Cochran and Daniel Vocelle!
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