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“Hands on” Workshops

BioDot conducts worldwide workshops and seminars on the technology of manufacturing of Rapid Tests. In these workshops, BioDot and its strategic partners bring together experts in the various disciplines of rapid assay technologies to provide the most up to date information possible.

The workshops are a mixture of lecture and laboratory to present both a “Classroom” and “Hands On” style.

Classroom Sessions

• Emerging Rapid Assays & Challenges to Development
• Classical Approach to Microarrays & Application Challenges
• Antibodies: The Basis of a Good Rapid Assay
• Development, Validation, and Application of Antibody Arrays
• Polymer Based Visible Microarrays
• Next Generation Substrates
• Scaleable Dispensing Technologies for Biochip Manufacturing
• High Throughput Laser Scanning Platforms for Arrays in Multiwell Plates
• EpiTags: The Scaelable Approach to Quantitative Multiplex Immunoassays Adhesives used with Biochips

“Hands On” Sessions

• Emerging Rapid Assays & Challenges to Development
• Classical Approach to Microarrays & Application Challenges
• Antibodies: The Basis of a Good Rapid Assay