Improving patient outcomes by overcoming the challenges
of implementing high value tests in the clinical lab

MSACL 2020 US

Palm Springs, Mar 29 - Apr 3

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Agenda (Preliminary)

Monday, March 30

Time	Sessions
700 830	Breakfast Location: Gypsy Rose, Palmetto & Cantala
700 1800	Badge Pickup Location: RegDesk @ Ballroom Foyer
730 1130	Short Course Location: Room 1 Data Science 201 Going Further With R: Tackling Clinical Laboratory Data Manipulation and Modeling Patrick Mathias, MD, PhD & Shannon Haymond, PhD
730 1130	Short Course Location: Room 2 Metabolomics 201 Application of High Resolution Mass Spectrometry and Metabolomics in Clinical Analysis Timothy Garrett, PhD & Erin Baker, PhD
730 1130	Short Course Location: Room 3 LC-MSMS 202 Practical LC-MS Maintenance and Troubleshooting J. Will Thompson, PhD & Chris Shuford, PhD
800 1200	Short Course Location: The Boardroom MALDI 103 MALDI-MS Fundamentals and its Emerging Role in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Mari L. DeMarco, PhD DABCC FACB FCACB & Teesha Luehr
800 1200	Short Course Location: Room 5 LC-MSMS 101 Getting Started with Quantitative LC-MS/MS in the Diagnostic Laboratory Judy Stone, PhD, Deborah French, PhD & Tim Collier, PhD
800 1200	Short Course Location: Room 6 Data Science 101 Breaking up with Excel: An Introduction to the R Statistical Programming Language Daniel Holmes, MD & Will Slade, PhD
830 1230	Short Course Location: Room 4a Sample Prep 201 Sample Preparation and Alternative Matrices for LC-MS Assays William Clarke, PhD & Mark Marzinke, PhD
830 1230	Short Course Location: Room 4b Imaging 202 "iMSACL": Clinical Studies using Imaging Mass Spectrometry Michelle Reyzer, PhD, and Christina Ferreira, PhD, and Sankha (Bobby) Basu, MD, PhD
830 1230	Short Course Location: Room 7 Lipidomics 101 Mass Spectrometry-based Lipidomics and Clinical Applications Anne K Bendt, PhD, Amaury Cazenave-Gassiot, PhD & Michael Chen, MD MSc
830 1230	Short Course Location: Room 8 Toxicology 201 Advanced Forensic Toxicology Russell Lewis, Ph.D., F-ABFT & Robert Johnson, PhD, F-ABFT
1130 1330	Short Course Lunch Location: Cantala Restaurant
1230 1630	Short Course Location: Room 1 Data Science 201 Going Further With R: Tackling Clinical Laboratory Data Manipulation and Modeling Patrick Mathias, MD, PhD & Shannon Haymond, PhD
1230 1630	Short Course Location: Room 2 Metabolomics 201 Application of High Resolution Mass Spectrometry and Metabolomics in Clinical Analysis Timothy Garrett, PhD & Erin Baker, PhD
1230 1630	Short Course Location: Room 3 LC-MSMS 202 Practical LC-MS Maintenance and Troubleshooting J. Will Thompson, PhD & Chris Shuford, PhD
1300 1700	Short Course Location: The Boardroom MALDI 103 MALDI-MS Fundamentals and its Emerging Role in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Mari L. DeMarco, PhD DABCC FACB FCACB & Teesha Luehr
1300 1800	Short Course Location: Room 5 LC-MSMS 101 Getting Started with Quantitative LC-MS/MS in the Diagnostic Laboratory Judy Stone, PhD, Deborah French, PhD & Tim Collier, PhD
1300 1700	Short Course Location: Room 6 Data Science 101 Breaking up with Excel: An Introduction to the R Statistical Programming Language Daniel Holmes, MD & Will Slade, PhD
1330 1730	Short Course Location: Room 4a Sample Prep 201 Sample Preparation and Alternative Matrices for LC-MS Assays William Clarke, PhD & Mark Marzinke, PhD
1330 1730	Short Course Location: Room 4b Imaging 202 "iMSACL": Clinical Studies using Imaging Mass Spectrometry Michelle Reyzer, PhD, and Christina Ferreira, PhD, and Sankha (Bobby) Basu, MD, PhD
1330 1730	Short Course Location: Room 7 Lipidomics 101 Mass Spectrometry-based Lipidomics and Clinical Applications Anne K Bendt, PhD, Amaury Cazenave-Gassiot, PhD & Michael Chen, MD MSc
1330 1730	Short Course Location: Room 8 Toxicology 201 Advanced Forensic Toxicology Russell Lewis, Ph.D., F-ABFT & Robert Johnson, PhD, F-ABFT
1630 1900	Hospitality Lounge Location: Gypsy Rose Meet up at the Gypsy Rose for a drink before heading to the dinner location of your choice.
1730 1930	Dinner on Own Location: YourChoice There will be food for purchase available at The Riviera Dining locations, or visit something offsite. Some places to try in walking distance: 1. Draughtsman, 3:00pm to 10pm, Food, large selection of Craft Beers, outdoor games. Settle in. 2. Sandfish, Excellent Sushi and whiskey pairings. 4:30 to 10pm. Reservation recommended. 3. Billy Reeds, American comfort food, good for large groups. 8am-9pm. 4. JJ's Latin Oasis, Mexican food, Chris Herold's favorite stop in Palm Springs since 1995. A wee bit further: 1. Copleys, Fine Dining (reservation) 2. Workshop, Contemporary (reservation) 3. Purple Palm Poolside Mediterranean (reservation) 4. Roly China Fusion 13 minute walk 5. For an adventure, dine at the top of Mt. San Jacinto after a ride on the Palm Springs Aerial Tram Have an ice cream after dinner at ICE CREAM SHOPPE open noon to 11pm.
1830 2000	Private Faculty Dinner Location: Chiki Pool By Invitation - Faculty including Scientific Committee members and Course Instructors as well as invited speakers and CMS Journal Editors may convene to touch base prior to the opening of the conference.