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Date: 23rd - 25th June, 2008

Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

Summary:
Clinical - Conference, Exhibition

Some of the topics covered will be:

• Key Note Address: The Department of Homeland Security's SAFETY Act: Protecting Your Technology, Protecting America
  
• SAFE: Sequencing for Avian Flu Epidemic
  
• Next Generation Automated Multi-Target Detection Platform for Closer to Source Diagnostics
  
• Multiplex Real-Time PCR Assay Design for Pathogen Detection, Quantification and Speciation
  
• Rapid Multiplexed Nucleic Acid and Antibody Based Sensor for Biothreat Detection
  
• Biological Agent Identification via Rapid DNA Sequencing
  
• Practical Uses of Blood RNA Carried by Microvesicles Originating From Specific Cells In Vivo
  
• Multiplex Detection of Biothreat Agents by Fluidic Force Discrimination
  
• Use of CANARY™ for Rapid, Automated Collection and Analysis of Bioaerosol Samples
  
• SAW RFID Biosensors for Ubiquitous Molecular Recognition
  
• TIRF-EC Biosensors with Reagentless Bioassays for Rapid and Accurate Detection of Pathogens
  
• A True Real-Time, On-line Monitoring System for Waterborne Pathogen Surveillance
  
• Cost-Efficient Technological Solutions for Warning-Type Bioaerosol Detection
  
• Optical Polarimetric Techniques to Detect and Identify Biological WMD's
  
• Bridging Between the Worlds: When 'Proteomics', 'Ionics', and 'Electronics' Meet
  
• Activity Detector for Botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNT)
  
• Protein Based Assays for Novel Viral Detection and Serologic Assays for Detection of Poxviruses Including Smallpox Virus; Applications for Outbreak Response and Surveillance
  
• Pathogen Detection with a Microflow Cytometer on a Chip
  
• Bacteriophage Based Signal Amplification: The Solution to Noise Pollution
  
• Utilization of Phage and Phage Lytic Enzyme for Rapid Field Identification of Bacteria
  
• A Recombinant Bacteriophage-Based Assay for Discriminative Detection of Culturable and Viable but Nonculturable Escherichia coli O157:H7
  
• Landscape Phage-Derived Recognition Interfaces for Detection Devices
  
• Rapid Label-Free Phage-Based Biosensors for Bacterial Detection
  
• SEPTIC - SEnsing of Phage-Triggered Ion Cascade
  
• Engineered Phage Banks: A Functional Answer to Bacteriological Threats
  
• Bacteriophage Amplification for the Detection of Yersinia pestis
  
• Biosensing Bacterial Pathogens with Reporter Bacteriophage
  
• Concluding Discussion: Pushing the Envelope or Revisiting the Past? Bacteriophage as Countermeasures to Biological Threat Agents