BDQ is proud to sponsors three "BDQ Poster Awards"
The new
open access journal Biomolecular
Detection and Quantification (BDQ) is proud to
sponsor three "BDQ Poster Awards"
at the qPCR dPCR & NGS 2017 event.
The posters will be evaluated by an international jury on the basis of
originality of the approach; quality of the work (e.g. appropriate
methodology, interpretation of results, conclusiveness); quality of the
presentation (e.g. clarity, response to questions); and self-reliance
and independence (not one of co-authors, but the most active, if more
than one author).
Eligible for the BDQ Poster
Award: The contest is open to students and early career
scientists.
Award Presentation:
BDQ Editor-in-Chief Stephen Bustin will award the three poster prizes
on Wednesday afternoon directly after the lunch break April 5,
2017 (1:45 pm) in HS 15
- BDQ Poster Award -
First Prize
The winner is awarded 300 Euros and a free submission to BDQ
- BDQ Poster Award –
Second Prize
The winner is awarded 200 Euros and a free submission to BDQ
- BDQ Poster Award –
Third Prize
The winner is awarded 100 Euros and a free submission to BDQ
Procedure for Application:
Authors will be able to express their interest in participating in the "BDQ Poster Award" during the poster session on Monday
3rd April. Note that authors are only able to participate if their
paper has been selected as a poster by the conference organizer.
Please register and submit your abstract using the Internet based
ConfTool registration and submission platform => Registration.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2017.net
BDQ
Supplement Issue
We
will publish
your conference abstract in a Supplement Issue of "Biomolecular
Detection and
Quantification"
Biomolecular
Detection and Quantification (BDQ) is an open access,
peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to championing excellence
in molecular study design, measurement, data analysis and
reporting. Its focus is
on the application of qualitative and quantitative molecular
methodologies to all areas of clinical and life sciences.
BDQ Paper
Archive @ Elsevier Science Direct
A
BDQ Supplement Issue with the title “Gene
Quantification Event -- qPCR dPCR NGS 2017” will be
published at the event in April 2017. Each participant will receive a
hard copy of the BDQ Supplement Issue. All abstracts from presented
talks and poster contributions which were submitted in time by 31st
January 2017 and accepted by the scientific board, will be implemented
in the BDQ Supplement Issue.
Scientific
board:
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Stephen Bustin
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Prof. of Molecular
Medicine, Faculty of Health, Social Care & Education, Anglia Ruskin
University, UK
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Mikael Kubista
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Prof. of Biotechnology, BTU,
Czech Academy of Sciences & TATAA Biocenter, Sweden
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Vladimir
Benes |
PhD, Head of the
Genomics Core Facility at EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany
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Jim
Huggett |
PhD, Science
Leader, Nucleic Acid Metrology, LGC, London Twickenham, UK |
Justin O’Grady |
PhD, Medical
Microbiology, University of East
Anglia, UK |
Jo
Vandesompele |
Prof. at
the Center of Medical Genetics, University of Ghent, Belgium
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Michael W. Pfaffl
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Prof. of Molecular Physiology,
TUM School of Life Sciences, Weihenstephan,
Germany
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Please submit
your talk or poster abstract here => submission.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2017.net
The
journal has two main
aims:
- to provide a forum for
discussion and recommendation of guidelines designed to improve the
accuracy of molecular measurement, its data analysis and the
transparency of its subsequent reporting;
- to publish molecular biology
based studies that adhere to best practice guidelines, both current and
future.
Benefits
of publishing open access with
Elsevier's Biomolecular Detection and
Quantification - www.journals.elsevier.com/biomolecular-detection-and-quantification/
- Peer-reviewed journal indexed by Scopus and
supporting ORCID and Crossref to help maintain your publication record.
- A renowned and
respected editorial team with
extensive knowledge of your research field. BDQ was established by a
group of scientists based on their experience developing and publishing
the Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative Real-Time (and
Digital) PCR Experiments (the MIQE and digital MIQE guidelines).
- Reaching key audiences with 10 million active
users per month using our publishing platform ScienceDirect.
- Choice of user
licenses so
authors can decide how best to publish open access.
- A discount on the publication fee for
a limited time.
For more information about
publishing Open
Access with Elsevier, including funding body arrangements,
institutional agreements and more, visit: www.elsevier.com/openaccess
We
look forward to receiving your paper!
Kind
regards,
The Editors
Stephen Bustin, Jim
Huggett, Justin O'Grady, Michael W. Pfaffl, Carl Witwer, Ron Cook
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