Monthly UltraScan Seminar Schedule...

The monthly UltraScan seminar for UltraScan is a forum for UltraScan users to meet virtually on the Internet through Google Hangouts video conferencing. Participants need to register with Google Hangouts (usually through a gmail account) and need to have the Google Hangout plugin installed and running for the seminar, and register for the seminar in the form below. Then all you have to do is to join the hangout at 10:00 am CDT on the specified day.

The purpose of this monthly seminar is to discuss the latest program features/additions, analyze data, discuss problems related to experimental design and results interpretation. Participants can ask questions of the developer during these time slots.

The time for all meetings will be 10:00 am - 11:00 am US Central Time. (West Coast -2, East Coast +1, England +6, rest of western Europe +7).

If you would like for us to analyze your data during these seminars, please upload your data to your LIMS instance or send a zip or tar.gz archive of your data a few days before the meeting to: demeler@gmail.com.

Meeting Schedule and Topics:

Next scheduled Meeting: The Google Hangouts Link for the next seminar:
http://bit.do/ultrascan_hangout
(Chrome recommended, hangouts plugin required)

Date: Thursday November 5th, 2015, 10:00 am CDT

Presenter: Borries Demeler

Topics: During this seminar I will present the future of AUC: Multi-wavelength analysis (MW-AUC) and what it can do for you. I will show how MW-AUC adds a second spectral dimension to the hydrodynamic information traditionally observed in AUC experiments, and how this can be exploited to study interactions between molecules with distinct chromophores.

Previous Seminars:

UltraScan-III Seminar from July 9th, 2015
Older UltraScan-II Seminar Archive

Next scheduled Meeting:	The Google Hangouts Link for the next seminar: http://bit.do/ultrascan_hangout (Chrome recommended, hangouts plugin required)
Date:	Thursday November 5th, 2015, 10:00 am CDT
Presenter:	Borries Demeler
Topics:	During this seminar I will present the future of AUC: Multi-wavelength analysis (MW-AUC) and what it can do for you. I will show how MW-AUC adds a second spectral dimension to the hydrodynamic information traditionally observed in AUC experiments, and how this can be exploited to study interactions between molecules with distinct chromophores.