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FIDA Advanced Course at Harwell (UK)
This brief course is directed to all Fida 1 users who want to make the best use of their FIDA technology platform.
When and where
Date and time
June 20 · 9:30am - June 21 · 4:30am BST
Location
Research Complex at Harwell Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Harwell Oxford Didcot OX11 0FA United Kingdom
About this event
- 19 hours
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FIDA Advanced Courses are designed to teach key capabilities that improve both Fida 1 user experience and data quality. Whether you have been using FIDA for many years or you performed your first few assays, this course can greatly benefit you, as:
- You will gain the knowledge that will allow you to extract and interpret all the of information that is present in Fida 1 data
- You will learn about new features of the Fidabio software
- You will network with the global FIDA community
- You will have a chance to address your specific issues with our scientists
Topics covered
- Assay optimization: labelling strategies, pressure control, etc
- Ensuring optimal data – from any kind of sample (hands-on session)
- Know the stability of your protein sample (hands-on session)
- User cases. The course gives you the chance to discuss your specific case.The program will be sent to the participants 1 week before the course.
Agenda:
Tuesday, June 20th
9:30 Arrival
10:00 Welcome and FIDA introduction (HJ)
10:10 Fida principles and best practice
11:15 Coffee Break
11:30 Tackling sticky sample (hands-on) Different capillary types, dynamic and permanent coating, analyzing sticky systems, such as lysozymes, protein-A, histones etc.
12:30 Viscosity effect & compensation for corrected Rh (EGPVS)
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Getting around the corners of the Fidabio Software Suite (EGPVS) Introduction to new features - PDI, PDB, LLPS, Spike counter, Denaturation standalone (useful for later hands-on), Sequence Excel-like function, Addition of saved sequence blocks.
15:00 Why first principle matters (HJ) Including an open discussion on how first principle makes a difference.
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Know the stability of your protein sample (hands-on) (EGPVS/HJ) Gn-HCl denaturation assay with HSA.
17:00 Case studies - Analysis of dataset from a user.
17:30 Wrap up
19:00 Dinner at Milton Hill Hotel
Wednesday, June 21st
9:30 Arival
10:00 Stability Data analysis on UV (Hands-on) Analyze the data from the day before - Protein stability Software.
11:15 Coffee Break
11:30 Method optimization (hands-on) (EGPVS/HJ) Pressure, mixing modes and capillary radii
12:30 Advanced applications (HJ) Examples of advanced Fida 1 applications
13:00 Lunch
14.00 System optimization
- Labelling strategies (EGPVS) Selection of coupling buffers and chemistries (NHS, maleimide, Tris-NTA) as well as optimal choice binding related intensity change (BRIC)
- Getting the most of your capillaries (HJ) Strategies to get the most out of your capillaries
- Pressure control (HJ) Ensuring the right pressure
16:00 Coffee & discussion on pending topics Fidabio tech support and contact information.
16:30 End of the course – apply your new learnings!
Course leaders:
Henrik Jensen, Phd. - Chief Scientific Officer and inventor of FIDA Technology
Emil G. P. Stender - Senior Field Application Scientist
Costs:
Participation in this Advanced Course is free.
Accommodation and travel costs are not covered. However, we can book accommodation for you, and you cover the cost after arrival. In such a case, Milton Hill House Hotel, with a B&B rate of £115pppn.
About the organizer
Email: info@fidabio.com
Website: https://fidabio.com/organizer/fidabio/
Phone: (+45) 53 72 78 70