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From: "James W. Larkin" <jamesl@healthtech.com>
Subject: Microfabrication Technology for Biomedical Innovations
Status: RO
Cambridge Healthtech Institute=92s Third Annual
Microfabrication Technology for Biomedical Innovations
October 27-28, 1997
Fairmont Hotel, San Jose, California
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
INNOVATING BEYOND MINIATURIZATION
Dr. Rose Ritts, DARPA
IMPROVEMENTS IN SAMPLE PROCESSING
MICROFLUIDIC APPROACHES TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE DRUG DISCOVERY PROCESS
Dr. Julie Deacon, CRL International
MICROFLUIDIC DEVICES FOR HANDLING OF SMALLEST AMOUNTS OF LIQUIDS IN=20
THE NANOLITER RANGE
Dr. Hendrik Fiehn, Gesellschaft f=FCr Silizium-Mikrosysteme
GmbH
VIBRATING MICROMEMBRANES AND THEIR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
Dr. Igal Ladabaum, Stanford University
HEAT MANAGEMENT IN MICROFLUID DEVICES AND CHIP CARRIERS FOR PARALLEL=20
PROCESSING IN THE SUB-mL AND THE NL-REGIONS
Dr. J.Michael K=F6hler, Institute of Physical High
Technology=20
Jena
SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
AN INTEGRATED MICROELECTRONIC SYSTEM FOR DNA DIAGNOSTIC AND RESEARCH=20
APPLICATIONS
Dr. Michael Heller, Nanogen, Inc.
DNA MASSARRAY TECHNOLOGY: A NEW PARADIGM FOR RAPID AND HIGHLY
ACCURATE=20
DNA ANALYSIS
Dr. Hubert K=F6ster, Sequenom, Inc.
ISSUES AND PERFORMANCE OF INTEGRATED DEVICES FOR GENETIC ANALYSIS
Dr. Michael Albin, PE Applied Biosystems
ADVANCES IN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
Dr. Rolfe C. Anderson, Affymetrix, Inc.
ANALYSIS AND DETECTION
MICROFABRICATED DIFFUSION-BASED OPTICAL SENSOR SYSTEMS FOR CLINICAL=20
CHEMISTRY AND HEMATOLOGY MEASUREMENTS
Dr. Thomas Schulte, Micronics, Inc.
FIBER OPTIC DNA BIOSENSOR MICROARRAY-GENE EXPRESSION
Dr. Christopher Boles, Mosaic Technologies, Inc.
HIGH-SPEED, HIGH-THROUGHPUT GENETIC ANALYSIS WITH MICROFABRICATED=20
CAPILLARY ARRAY ELECTROPHORESIS CHIPS
Dr. Richard A. Mathies, University of California, Berkeley
ELECTROCHEMICAL ARRAY DETECTION FOR CONTINUOUS ELECTROPHORESIS=20
SEPARATIONS IN MICRON AND SUBMICRON CHANNELS
Dr. Andrew Ewing, Pennsylvania State University
CELL CHARACTERIZATION AND MANIPULATION USING MICROFABRICATED ELECTRODES
Dr. Peter Gascoyne, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
MICROFABRICATION IN THE DISCOVERY PROCESS
CANCER GENOME ANATOMY PROJECT
Dr. Carol A. Dahl, National Cancer Institute
CDNA ARRAYS
Dr. Patrick Brown, Stanford University (invited)
MULTICHANNEL MICROCHIP ELECTROSPRAY MASS SPECTROMETRY
Dr. Barry L. Karger, Northeastern University
MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE ARRAY FOR COMBINATORIAL CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS
Dr. Pamela K. York, Orchid Biocomputer
MICROFABRICATED CHROMATOGRAPHY SYSTEMS
Dr. Frederick E. Regnier, PerSeptive Biosystems
DNA-Chips will be a central feature in the effort to track genes and=20
gene expression profiles in order to understand and monitor the=20
disease process and measure effects on biological systems. The use=20
of miniaturized biological detection systems has been widely accepted
as the trend of the future. Innovations in this area are making it=20
possible to design progressively smaller and more compact tools that=20
incorporate sample preparation along with the detection of nucleic=20
acids and proteins. New technology developments will be highlighted=20
at the meeting, along with updates of the field=92s most rapidly=20
advancing research laboratories and commercial concerns. Find out=20
what=92s new in this increasingly important field of research by=20
planning to attend.
CALL FOR POSTERS
Cambridge Healthtech Institute encourages attendees to gain further=20
exposure by presenting their work in the poster sessions. Please
fill=20
out the registration form, with the poster title and primary author.=20
To ensure inclusion in the conference binder, a one-page summary
must=20
be submitted by September 26, 1997.
CALL FOR EXHIBITORS
Space is available for organizations interested in exhibiting=20
technology or services to reach the targeted audience that will be=20
attending this meeting on Microfabrication. Please contact Jim
MacNeil=20
of Cambridge Healthtech Institute at 617-630-1341 to obtain an=20
exhibitor package or to inquire about offering a workshop during=20
the meeting. Exhibit space is limited so call now to reserve a space=20
at this premier event.
HOTEL INFORMATION
The Fairmont Hotel Reservations made after the cut-off
170 South Market Street date will be accepted on a space-and-
San Jose, CA 95113 rate-availability basis. Available=20
rooms arelimited, so please book=20
Tel:408-998-1900 or 800-527-4727 early.
Fax: 408 280 6072 Please identify yourself as a=20
Cut-off Date: September 20, 1997 Cambridge Healthtech Institute =20
Room Rate: $145 conference attendee to receive the=20
reduced room rate.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
Travelworld Exclusive airline discounts are =20
601 Market Street available on specific airlines =20
Kingston, PA 18704 when tickets are purchased through=20
Travelworld at least 14 days prior=20
T: 717-288-9311 or 800-828-6033 to the meeting date. Some=20
F: 717-288-4693 restrictions apply.
Each registration includes all conference sessions, posters and=20
exhibits, one luncheon and reception, continental breakfasts, all=20
refreshment breaks, and a copy of the document binder.
Handicapped Equal Access: In accordance with the ADA, Cambridge=20
Healthtech Institute is pleased to arrange for special accommodations
for attendees with special needs. All requests for such assistance=20
must be submitted in writing to CHI at least 30 days prior to the
start of the meeting.
Substitution/Cancellation Policy
In the event that you need to cancel a registration you may:
Transfer your registration to a colleague within your=20
organization.
Credit your registration to another Cambridge Healthtech=20
Institute program.
Request a refund minus a $75 processing fee.
Request a refund minus the cost ($150) of ordering a copy=20
of the document binder.
Cancellations will only be accepted up to one week prior to the=20
conference.
Program and speakers are subject to change.
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Yes! |__| Please register me for Microfabrication Technology 564E
Advance Registration (by September 12, 1997)
|__| $795 Commercial
|__| $395 Academic, Government, Hospital-Affiliated
On-site or Late Registration
|__| $895 Commercial
|__| $445 Academic, Government, Hospital-Affiliated
FIRST NAME:______________________________________________________
LAST NAME:_______________________________________________________
TITLE:___________________________________________________________
DIV./DEPT.:______________________________________________________
COMPANY:_________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________
City/State/ZIP:__________________________________________________
COUNTRY:_________________________________________________________
TELEPHONE:____________________________ Fax:______________________
E-MAIL:__________________________________________________________
|__| Please send information on exhibiting and opportunities to=20
present workshops.
|__| Enclosed is a check or money order payable to Cambridge=20
Healthtech Institute, drawn on a U.S. bank, in U.S. currency.
|__| Please charge: |__| AMEX (15 digits) |__| Visa (13 to 16 digits)
|__| MasterCard (16 digits)
Card #:___________________________________________________________
Exp. Date:________________________________________________________
Cardholder's Name:________________________________________________
Signature:________________________________________________________
Cardholder's Address (if different from above):___________________
__________________________________________________________________
|__| Reserve with credit card information listed above and invoice=20
me. (Invoices must be paid in full by the deadline to retain=20
registration discount. Invoices unpaid one week prior to=20
conference will be billed to credit card at full registration=20
rate.)
If you plan to register on site, please check with CHI beforehand=20
for space availability.
|__| I am interested in presenting a poster at MICROFABRICATION=20
TECHNOLOGY and will provide an abstract by September 26, 1997.
Poster title:______________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
FAX or MAIL your reservation/registration to:=20
Cambridge Healthtech Institute tel: 617-630-1300
1037 Chestnut Street fax: 617-630-1325
Newton Upper Falls, MA 02164 e-mail: chi@healthtech.com
http:www.healthtech.com/conferences/
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Phone: 617-630-1300
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