CYTO 2016 will explore the art and science of cytometry from Bench to Bedside. Recent developments in fl ow cytometry, advanced microscopy and data evaluation enable a new understanding of basic molecular mechanisms and human disease. Join us at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle because you will not want to miss the following lecture series, featured speakers, and specialized presentations:

Michael Angelo, Stanford University, USA

Bruce Bagwell, Verity Software House Inc., USA

Greg Behbehani, Stanford University, USA

Roger Brent, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, USA

Anne Carpenter, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard University, USA

Pratip Chattopadhyay, National Institutes of Health, USA

Dino Di Carlo, University of California at Los Angeles, USA

Jaroslav Doležel, Institute of Experimental Botany AS CR, Czech Republic

Sharon Evans, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, USA

David Hedley, Princess Margaret Hospital, Canada

Jonathan M. Irish, Vanderbilt University, USA

Virginia Pascual, Baylor University Medical Center, USA

Mark Selby, Bristol-Myers Squibb, USA

Ernst Stelzer, Buchmann Institute for Molecular Life Sciences, Germany

Ruth de Tute, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, UK

Ger Van Den Engh, Institute for Systems Biology, USA

Brent Wood, University of Washington, USA

Kara Yopak, University of Western Australia, Australia

For the most up-to-date list of speakers, please visit the CYTO 2016 congress website at: www.cytoconference.org.

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Featured Speakers:CYTO Innovation– This forum explores the challenges and opportunities for the development and commercialization of cell analysis technologies. It will include a keynote lecture featuring Alan Heeger, technology showcases, tutorials, workshops and more!

Scientifi c Tutorials– A series of scientifi c tutorials on Saturday, June 11 are open to all scientists registered for CYTO 2016. They will focus on fl ow and image cytometry, SRL management and various other topics. See a full list of confi rmed tutorials online at www.cytoconference.org

Scientifi c Workshops– CYTO 2016 workshops will focus on areas in cytometry involving controversy or lack of consensus on best practices and will provide an interactive forum in which to discuss cytometry-related problems and work toward consensus solutions.

Shared Resource Lab Track– From beginning to end, CYTO 2016 will feature tutorials, workshops, lectures, forums and more that address the needs of Shared Resource Lab and core managers and staff.

Raise Your Career and Your Lab to the Next Level by Becoming a Certifi ed Cytometrist– You can take the International Cytometry Certifi cation Examination (ICCE) at CYTO 2016 on Saturday, June 11. The exam will be offered from 1000 to noon at the Washington State Convention Center. An online ICCE application is available through the ICCE candidate registration system at www.castleworldwide.com/icce.

For the most up-to-date presentations and exhibitor information, please visit the CYTO 2016 congress website at: www.cytoconference.org.

Presentations:

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June 11 – 15, 2016 • Washington State Convention Center • Seattle, Washington, USA

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Register Today Abstract Deadlines Award DeadlinesRegister by April 6, 2016 and save

up to $100 with the discounted early registration rate.

Oral Presentation: January 21, 2016Poster & Multimedia Presentation:

February 18, 2016

Deadline for both the Student Travel Award and the SRL Junior Staff Travel

Award is January 21, 2016.

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