Webinars, Life Sciences


Clinical Flow Cytometry User Group Meeting Duration: 2 hours 00 minutes Learning Lesson 1 – The Healthy Immune System (Dr. Lisa Holey, Clinical Solutions Manager, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences) Learning Lesson 2 – How to Identify Aberrant Cells (Sandra Hernandez, Product Manager, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences) Technical Session – Plasma Cell Testing for Myeloma MRD Analysis (Mike Sutter, Technical Specialist, Pathology Consultants) December English
Laser Cytometry in Biomedical Analysis Duration: 58 minutes 19 seconds Image cytometry (also termed laser scanning cytometry) represents a unique hybrid technology between flow cytometry and traditional fluorescent microscopy. Learn more about the science and vast biomedical applications of quantitative analytical cytology using laser-activated detection. May
Microvesicle Detection and Cell Sorting Duration: 57 minutes 11 seconds Webinar presented by Vasilis Toxavidis, MChS, HCPR Resource Director, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Flow Cytometry Core Facility, Harvard Stem Cell Institute and John Tigges, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Flow Cytometry Core Facility, Harvard Stem Cell Institute. May
Monitoring Signal Transduction Pathways in Human Disease Duration: 54 minutes 46 seconds The availability of antibodies specifically reactive with phospho-epitopes characteristic of activated signaling proteins provides specific probes that can be used to monitor multiple signal transduction pathways simultaneously. However, successful use of these probes to intracellular targets has required the development of cell fixation and permeabilization techniques that preserve phospho-epitopes, plus cellular light scatter properties, plus cell surface CD molecules. May
Multi-Color Solution for Flow Cytometry Duration: 56 minutes 49 seconds Webinar. Empower your multicolor panel design with tools and techniques from Beckman Coulter. May
Multi-Sizing your Multi-Color for Panel Design Duration: 55 minutes 9 seconds Multi-parametric flow analysis provides tool for dissecting complex cell populations, identifying underlying mechanisms of disease and increasing test efficiencies. Optimal design critical for valid results. May
Duration: xx minutes (x Videos at x minutes each) February Russian
Automated Alternative to the Hanging Drop Method of Stem Cell Differentiation Duration: 55 minutes 53 seconds May
Initial Evaluation of the ClearLLab 10C System in the Immunophenotyping of Leukemia and Non Hodgkin Lymphoma Duration: 42 minutes 59 seconds In this webinar understand the process for routine cocktail selection and preparation, describe the key concepts in the ClearLLab 10 color system design, demonstrate using case studies the applicability of ClearLLab reagents and evaluate the results of the clinical accuracy study. April
Hematopoietic Bone Marrow Cell Sorting without Compromise Duration: 52 minutes 25 seconds Flow cytometry analysis and sorting are valuable techniques for studying distinct hematopoietic bone marrow populations. Webinar covers identification, isolation and purification of hematopoietic stem cells. May
Emitting Dye for Violet Laser Excitation with Krome Orange Duration: 29 minutes 50 seconds Krome Orange dye conjugates can be used on any flow cytometer equipped with violet excitation and appropriate emission filters. Data presented using Krome Orange conjugates of anti-human CD4, CD19 and CD45 in multicolor applications, including side scatter/CD45 gating and a 6-plus color stain. Krome Orange dye provides optimized second organic fluorochrome for violet excitation, enabling 10-color applications on the Gallios / Navios flow cytometer systems. May
Dendritic Cells Sorting Duration: 59 minutes 1 second June Russian
Duration: xx minutes (x Videos at x minutes each) February Russian
Duration: xx minutes (x Videos at x minutes each) June Russian
The Art of Sorting for Advancing Cytometry Duration: 55 minutes 27 seconds Learn the basic elements for successful sorting: droplet breakoff, particle detection, sort decisions/delay, droplet charging and deflection. May
The Science of Flow Cytometry Part 1 Duration: 53 minutes 44 seconds Learn how flow cytometry techniques are being used and how you can apply image and flow cytometry to your own research. Part 1. May
The Science of Flow Cytometry Part 2 Duration: 55 minutes 53 seconds Learn how flow cytometry techniques are being used and how you can apply image and flow cytometry to your own research. Part 2. May
Seminar: Advanced Sensitivity and Resolution in Flow Cytometry through Innovation Duration: 1 hour 21 minutes 46 seconds J. Paul Robinson from Purdue University describes the innovations borrowed from the telecommunications industry that are being applied to flow cytometry. The unique collection of technologies are fueling the miniaturization of flow cytometry instruments while increasing the sensitivity and resolution of detected particles. April
Basic Research Signaling Applications Duration: 55 minutes 39 seconds Basic signaling applications in life sciences research. May
Automated High-Throughput and High-Content Analysis by Flow Cytometry Duration: 55 minutes 53 seconds Science of Flow Cytometry, Part 2. May
Extracellular Vesicle Isolation by Flow Cytometric Sorting and Characterization by Analytical Ultra-Centrifugation and Dynamic Light Scatter Duration: 53 minutes 24 seconds This presentation covers extracellular vesicle isolation via flow cytometric sorting and characterization by AUC and dynamic light scatter. May English
Advanced Flow Cytometric Analysis of Human T-Cell Memory Subsets Duration: 58 minutes 24 seconds Multi-color flow cytometry is a powerful tool to analyze the highly heterogeneous human T cell compartment May
Flow Cytometry Data Analysis in a Flash Duration: 52 minutes 34 seconds An educational webinar on flow cytometry data analysis and how to overcome the analysis burden without a team of bio-statisticians at your disposal May
Gallios Flow Cytometer Forward Angle Light Scatter Innovation Duration: 50 minutes 19 seconds In flow cytometry, the FALS (Forward Angle Light Scatter) detector collects scattered light from a particle that intersects with a laser and delivers information roughly proportional to the size of the particle. Learn more about the unprecedented detection capabilities of the Gallios flow cytometer. May
Cell Cycle Analysis by Quantitative Imaging Cytometry Duration: 54 minutes 59 seconds Imaging flow cytometry solutions from Beckman Coulter for automated, quantitative high-content, high-throughput cell cycle analysis. May
Centrifugal Elutriation - Utility in the Flow Cytometry Laboratory Duration: 1 hour 4 minutes 57 seconds Dr. Peter Lopez will help you understand the utility of centrifugal elutriation in modern flow cytometry labs May English
Analysis of Cell Biochemical Processes from First Principles to Cytometry Duration: 1 hour 3 minutes 9 seconds Cell cycle progression/biochemical processes. Analysis by flow cytometry. May

Clinical Flow Cytometry User Group Meeting

Duration: 2 hours 00 minutes

Learning Lesson 1 – The Healthy Immune System (Dr. Lisa Holey, Clinical Solutions Manager, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences)

Learning Lesson 2 – How to Identify Aberrant Cells (Sandra Hernandez, Product Manager, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences)

Technical Session – Plasma Cell Testing for Myeloma MRD Analysis (Mike Sutter, Technical Specialist, Pathology Consultants)

December

English

Laser Cytometry in Biomedical Analysis

Duration: 58 minutes 19 seconds Image cytometry (also termed laser scanning cytometry) represents a unique hybrid technology between flow cytometry and traditional fluorescent microscopy. Learn more about the science and vast biomedical applications of quantitative analytical cytology using laser-activated detection.

May

Microvesicle Detection and Cell Sorting

Duration: 57 minutes 11 seconds Webinar presented by Vasilis Toxavidis, MChS, HCPR Resource Director, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Flow Cytometry Core Facility, Harvard Stem Cell Institute and John Tigges, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Flow Cytometry Core Facility, Harvard Stem Cell Institute.

May

Monitoring Signal Transduction Pathways in Human Disease

Duration: 54 minutes 46 seconds The availability of antibodies specifically reactive with phospho-epitopes characteristic of activated signaling proteins provides specific probes that can be used to monitor multiple signal transduction pathways simultaneously. However, successful use of these probes to intracellular targets has required the development of cell fixation and permeabilization techniques that preserve phospho-epitopes, plus cellular light scatter properties, plus cell surface CD molecules.

May

Multi-Color Solution for Flow Cytometry

Duration: 56 minutes 49 seconds Webinar. Empower your multicolor panel design with tools and techniques from Beckman Coulter.

May

Multi-Sizing your Multi-Color for Panel Design

Duration: 55 minutes 9 seconds

Multi-parametric flow analysis provides tool for dissecting complex cell populations, identifying underlying mechanisms of disease and increasing test efficiencies. Optimal design critical for valid results.

May