Quarter 3 Newsletter 2023
11 October 2023
Register for our Gene Expression Workshop
We are excited to be hosting our annual Gene Expression Workshop by Thermo Fisher Scientific face-to-face in November on the Cardiff University Cathays Park site.
Registration is now open, please see details and link below:
Time: 9.30am - 1pm
Location: Committee Room 1, Glamorgan Building, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff CF10 3WA.
This training workshop will include an introduction to gene expression, sample preparation, and workshops on both qPCR and microarray technologies; introducing these technologies, the range of applications and the analysis.
Thermo Fisher will also be available after the workshop for any further questions or discussions on a one-on-one basis.
This workshop is free to attend. It is open to researchers both inside and outside Cardiff University and suitable for researchers with all levels of experience of these technologies, including beginners. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about this upcoming workshop.
Flow Cytometry Webinars
Dr Graham Bottley from InCytometry will be giving the following on-line training webinars on 7th, 8th and 9th November:
Click on the links above for more details and to register. These webinars have a charge of £25 each to cover the costs (invoiced afterwards). Remember that one on one consultancy from InCytometry to Cardiff University researchers remains free. Contact Graham directly for flow cytometry support.
Interested in accessing specialised Flow Cytometry resources?
Did you know that there is a new GW4 brochure detailing all the Flow Cytometry Shared Resources across GW4? These Shared Resources are instruments located in GW4 universities (Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter), with supporting technical expertise, that can be accessed by researchers across GW4 and beyond, including commercial partners. Click here to download the brochure and learn all about what is available to you.... happy reading!
10x Genomics User Day at Cardiff University
It was great to see so many people at the recent Cardiff University 10x Genomics User Day. The day comprised a series of talks by both Cardiff University researchers and 10x Genomics, giving everyone a thorough overview of these powerful technologies.
Thank you to all the presenters and organisers.
There are plenty of contacts at Cardiff University who are involved with these technologies. Feel free to email us if you'd like to be pointed in the right direction to learn about and access these technologies.
