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Accelerate Your Research to Infinity and Beyond:

Quantitative Live-Cell Analysis and Drug Screening Symposium

Presented by Promega, Essen Bioscience and UW–Madison

This event will bring together experts from Promega, Essen Bioscience, and UW–Madison to share best practices in the field of cell-based assays and a number of exciting new techniques and technologies that will accelerate your research and take your work to the next level. Review the event abstract.

AGENDA

Wednesday, September 20, 2017
9 am-1 pm
UW–Madison
Health Sciences Learning Center
750 Highland Ave. Room 1306
Madison, WI 53 705

REGISTRATION OPEN

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