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10th Gene
Quantification Event 2023
Symposium & Workshops & Industrial Exhibition 20 - 24 March 2023, in Freising-Weihenstephan, School of Life Sciences, Technical University of Munich, Weihenstephan, Germany #GQ2023 Focus Topics: Sars-Cov-2, Spatial-Transcriptomics, Liquid Biopsy & CNA, Multi-Omics Biomarkers |
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Dear researcher, Dear company representative, Dear friends, The great
international interest in the previous nine Gene
Quantification Events from 2004 to 2019
with a constant audience of around 400-500
participants from all over the world motivates
repeating the success next year. The 10th Gene
Quantification Event will take place from
20-24th March 2023. We
plan to hold this symposium on-site here at TUM
in-person and live.
We broaden our focus in genomics applications from quantitative RT-PCR, to digital-PCR and the latest Next-Generation Sequencing Technologies as well as the connected integrative Multi-Omics data analysis. This time we also present a Sars-Cov-2 Session, about Sars-Cov-2 Quantification, MIQE, Pitfalls and Solutions, ... and more interesting around Covid-19, e.g. Long- or Post- Covid-19 Biomarkers. As in previous years, we will offer a 3-day scientific symposium with around 70 talks in two lecture halls. Also around 70-100 posters will be presented in dedicated poster sessions. Parallel to the scientific symposium, an Industrial Exhibition will take place and around 30 international companies will present their latest molecular diagnostics, qPCR, digital-PCR and NGS services, hardware, technologies, and software applications. The symposium is followed by various 1-day and 2-day PCR related Workshops, e.g. qPCR or digital-PCR hands-on workshops, microRNA and qPCR data analysis. Event location is as usual
the central lecture hall complex and the foyer at TUM
School of Life Sciences (Technical
University of Munich) in Freising Weihenstephan,
Germany. The TUM and the Biotech region around
Munich are part of the largest
Biotech cluster in Europe (BioM)
representing more than 250 companies and academic
institutions, located close to the Munich airport
(MUC) directly in the heart of Bavaria.
The focus topics of the Gene Quantification 2023 Event are: Sars-Cov-2,
Spatial-Transcriptomics, Liquid Biopsy
& CNA, Multi-Omics
Biomarkers
We are looking forward to meeting you in March 2023 in Freising-Weihenstephan Michael W. Pfaffl Symposium Chair |
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