Accelerating the Implementation of Technology in the Clinical Lab

MSACL 2019 EU

Salzburg Sept 22-26

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Tuesday, September 24

Time	Sessions
615 715	Early-Career Scientists Committee (ECSC) – Morning City Run Location: Entrance Foyer Chair: Nicola Gray Everyone is welcome to join the ECSC for a morning 5 km run in Salzburg. An ideal way to see some of the city while working off the Austrian cuisine! All abilities welcome.
800 1600	Place Posters Location: 1st Floor Exhibit Hall ALL posters should be placed by 16:00.
800 830	Welcome Coffee Location: Entrance Foyer Enjoy coffee, a pastry and a chat with colleagues before the day starts.
830 1130	Short Course Location: Mozart 2 Glyco-Proteomics 101 Unravelling The Sweetness Of Life: Clinical Glyco(Proteo)Mics By Mass Spectrometry Noortje de Haan, PhD & Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer, PhD
830 1130	Short Course Location: Mozart 3 Data Science 201 Going Further With R: Tackling Clinical Laboratory Data Manipulation and Modeling Patrick Mathias, MD, PhD & Shannon Haymond, PhD
830 1130	Short Course Location: Mozart 4-5 LC-MSMS 301 Development and Validation of Quantitative LC-MS/MS Assays for Use in Clinical Diagnostics Brian Rappold & Chris Shuford, PhD
830 1130	Short Course Location: Paracelsus Hall LC-MSMS 101 Getting Started with Quantitative LC-MS/MS in the Diagnostic Laboratory Laura Owen, PhD, Michael Wright, Coral Munday & Grace van der Gugten
830 1130	Short Course Location: Trakl Hall Data Science 101 Breaking up with Excel: An Introduction to the R Statistical Programming Language Daniel Holmes, MD, William Slade, PhD & Stephen Master, MD, PhD
830 1130	Short Course Location: Doppler Hall Metabolomics 202 Metabolomics: Approaches, Applications and Challenges Julijana Ivanisevic, PhD & Elizabeth Want, PhD
830 1130	Short Course Location: Trapp Zimmer Proteomic Microbiology 201 Bottom-Up and Top-Down Proteomic Approaches for Bacterial Identification and Characterization, a Focus on MALDI-TOF and Advanced Technologies Jean Armengaud, PhD, Stefan Zimmermann, MD
900 1300	Get the Basics Location: Papageno Hall Chairs: Roland Geyer & Anne Schmedes This series of Primers on emerging fields within Clinical Mass Spec is free to attend for ALL registrants of the MSACL Congress or Short Courses, including Partial Pass holders. Take aways for each session include: 1. Be able to define what the field is, why it matters, and why you personally should care. What is the clinical relevance? 2. Understand what role mass spectrometry plays in this field. Where does mass spec fit in to the big picture of the field? 3. Define any terminology that is specific to this field. 4. Describe how it works, what are the methods and workflows used when studying this field and/or how is it implemented in clinical labs. 5. Identify any challenges to implementation/adoption, where do the opportunities lie? 09:00 - 09:40 Glycomics with Manfred Wuhrer 09:50 - 10:30 Mass Spec Imaging with Tiffany Porta 10:40 - 11:20 Lipidomics with Anne Bendt 11:30 - 12:10 Data Science with Shannon Haymond 12:20 - 13:00 Breath Analysis with Ilaria Belluomo
1130 1400	Lunch on Own Location: Your Choice Some nearby (within one block) recommendations include: 1. The Heart of Joy (Vegetarian and Vegan) 2. my Indigo Kongresshaus (Asian Fusion, great choice if short on time, pre-packaged take-away options available, pleasant interior) 3. Cafe Fingerlos (Cafe with the best breakfast in town) 4. IMLAUER Sky (Rooftop patio with a view) 5. Cafe Wernbacher (Austrian, great interior for a rainy day with much of the original 1950s decor, open 9am-midnight daily with Sunday Brunch buffet until 2pm) 6. Braurestaurant IMLAUER (Austrian, traditional interior plus a beer garden, good for groups) A little further afield: 1. Balkan Grill Walter (Take-away street food at its best in the Old Town. Grab a FroYo at Fabi's after.) 2. Stieglkeller (Lovely historical building in Old Town, it's Beer Garden has a fantastic view over the town. Large beer selection.) 3. Krimpelstatter (Traditional Austrian food since 1584, Beer Garden, Good for groups up to 50pax) Or see the complete list of suggested Places to Eat.
13:10 13:50	Discussion Group: Study Design and Logistics for Metabolomics Studies Location: Papageno Hall Chair: Jerzy Adamski Study design is a very critical step in metabolomic experiment. It has to ensure that phenotype resolution, metabolite coverage, quality-driving resources and logistic processes are considered. During the session we will interactively discuss steps like type of the study, consideration of confounders, power calculation, pre-analytical requirements, sample storage, randomization, metabolite analytics to be chosen and replication considerations.
1400	CONGRESS OPEN Location: Mozart 1-5
1400 1415	Welcome, Introduction & Orientation Location: Mozart 1-5
1415 1500	Opening Plenary Lecture Location: Mozart 1-5
1500 1515	Intermission Location: Entrance Foyer
1515 1615	State of the Science Address Location: Mozart 1-5 Chairs: Elizabeth Want and Roland Geyer Speakers: Ilaria Belluomo, Graeme Eisenhofer, Manfred Wuhrer, Anne Bendt, Oleg Mayboroda, Edward Moore, Lars Melholt Rasmussen, Jody van den Ouweland, Tiffany Porta, Grace van der Gugten Presented by MSACL EU Scientific Committee, this address will provide an overview of the applications and technologies currently being used in Clinical Labs, and a clear view of the development pipeline. It will highlight applications expected to be available in the near-future, as well as emerging applications, and key contributors. Exemplary talks, posters, and people present at the congress will be identified, enabling you to optimize your learning path and more effectively target potential network connections. Whether you are new to Clinical Mass Spectrometry, or a seasoned veteran, the State of the Science address should be on your agenda.
1615 1630	Intermission Location: Entrance Foyer
1630 1700	Poster Lightning Talks Location: Mozart 1-5 Chairs: Ilaria Belluomo and Julien Boccard Judges: Simon Cameron, Eva Hunyadi-Gulyas, Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer, Renee Ruhaak, Will Slade, Karl Storbeck, Elizabeth Want Poster Contest Semi-Finalists will be selected to present their pitch from the plenary podium within 90 seconds and with 1 slide (PDF format).
1700 1715	Exhibitor Lightning Talks (View) Location: Mozart 1-5 Chair: Nicola Gray Presenting Companies: Bioinformatics Solutions, Cambridge Isotope Labs, Chromsystems, Merck, Pharmafluidics, Shimadzu, Tecan, Thermo Fisher Scientific, UTAK Laboratories, Waters 10 -12 exhibitors selected to present their pitch from the plenary podium within 90 seconds and with 1 slide (PDF format).
1715	EXHIBITS OPEN Location: 1st Floor Exhibit Hall
1715 1930	Exhibitor Reception Location: 1st Floor Exhibit Hall Dinner served.
1800 1900	Meet-a-Mentor : Booth Tours Location: 1st Floor Exhibit Hall Chair: Renee Ruhaak Mentors: David Herold, Laura Owen, Grace van der Gugten, Michael Wright Join an expert mentor as they tour the booths and learn more about technologies available, what experts are looking for during the exchange, and how they interact with the booth vendors. Increase your network and your knowledge of products and services available.
1930 2030	Early-Career Scientists (ECS) - Career Options in Clinical Mass Spectrometry Discussion Location: Mozart 4-5 Chair: Nicola Gray Organized by the ECSC, this discussion group is aimed at early-career scientists and those involved with training and recruitment of the next generation. It is meant to create awareness on career development and planning, considering your career path, where you would like to be and how to get there. The discussion panel will comprise speakers from a variety of sectors including academia, industry and entrepreneurship and will explore transitioning between different sectors. The invited speakers include Christiane Auray-Blais (University of Sherbrooke, Canada), Brian Keevil (University of Manchester, UK), Flaminia Flanelli (University of Bologna, Italy), Christian Scherling (Tecan, Germany), and Will Slade (LabCorp, USA) who will discuss their own professional career pathways and how they got there.
1930 2030	FeMS: Networking Reception Location: Mozart 1-3 Chairs: Anne Bendt, Grace van der Gugten, Margrét Þorsteinsdóttir Please join us for this inaugural FeMS event! Over wine and cheese, a few thought-provoking questions will be posed. Afterwards we’ll have a discussion group. Organized by Females in Mass Spectrometry (FeMS), an initiative to bring together women in the mass spectrometry field.
2030 2130	FeMS : Discussion Group : How to Gain Visibility in the Field of Mass Spectrometry Location: Mozart 1-3 Chair: Rita Horvath Panelists: Gwen McMillin, Margrét Þorsteinsdóttir, Julijana Ivanisevic, I-Lin Tsai, Elizabeth Want, Isa Cabruja Thought-provoking questions, followed by a discussion with women at various stages in their careers, including an open period for audience questions. Exploring themes such as: (i) Best practices to achieve more visibility; (ii) How can the mass spec community participate in supporting its male and female members? (iii) How can we encourage each other to succeed? What questions do you have? Open to all! Additionally, the *Rowena Shaw Avanti Award for Women in Mass Spectrometry*, a $2000 USD discretionary award funded by Avanti Polar Lipids, will be introduced.
2030	Enjoy the City Location: Your Choice or get a good night's sleep