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MSACL 2019 US
11th Annual Conference & Exhibits
Palm Springs Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center
Palm Springs, CA
March 31 - April 4, 2019
MSACL provides a forum for discussing the clinical application of mass spectrometry by bringing together academic and industrial experts in the field with those driven to explore and understand more about the potential application and benefits. The mission of MSACL is to accelerate the implementation of mass spectrometry in the clinical laboratory with the goal of contributing to the improvement of patient standard-of-care as well as reducing health care costs.
2. Scientific Sessions :: Submit an
Abstract
> > cutting edge science in areas of clinical chemistry and diagnostics
3. Scientific Posters :: Submit an
Abstract
> > a chance for you to present your research & see the work of others
1. Short Courses
> > in-depth training in specific areas of expertise
2. Practical Training Sessions
> > lectures and interactive sessions on clinical mass spectrometry fundamentals and troubleshooting cases
> > View Practical Training presentations from previous MSACL
conferences
3. Troubleshooting Poster Rounds :: Submit an Abstract
> > a chance to present your method problems and fixes, and learn from others
4. Vendor Workshops
> > an opportunity to learn about the latest offerings and great science being done by our industry colleagues
It's the abstracts that make the meeting. Are you working in clinical mass spectrometry and have compelling results that you want to present at the most focused clinical mass spec meeting in the world? Submit your abstract for the MSACL Conference.
A comprehensive list of the topics being solicited for the current conference is below.
Abstract Submission Categories for MSACL 2019 US
*Note: Abstracts are solicited for the topics listed below, however, if no abstracts are submitted and accepted on any given topic then it will not be covered at the conference.
The target audience for this program includes pathologists, clinical laboratory directors and scientists, mass spectrometry and automated sample processing providers as well as laboratory diagnostic providers. This program will be beneficial to healthcare administrators, laboratory quality control and standards scientists, as well as those responsible for implementation of clinical analyses for emergency response due to terrorism or accident.
This meeting will be critical to share emerging analytical information and work concerning regulations and standards. The goal of MSACL is to create an environment through which participants will be able to identify opportunities to develop the capacity to provide higher quality results, more rapidly and for lower overall cost, for patients within the healthcare system.