For years, REID has combined an excellent diverse scientific program with an exciting social schedule to bring delegates together in the community โ discover more about the conference here: https://t.co/eNCdR6H9Jn
How can microsampling be utilized to monitor critically ill patients? Suzanne Parker gives a clinical academic perspective on this patient-centred technique https://t.co/gnwPe3O6UO
Ready for my presentation at #CPSA Europe 2019: "Follow-up of alcohol use: Glass half empty or half full?" - about how to reliably determine #Phosphatidylethanol#PEth in dried blood samples.
Mitra Microsampler creators James Rudge and @SpoonerBio are both participating in this year's #CPSA Europe gathering. Starting today! Here's some background on their breakthrough blood collection concept. https://t.co/3uMGrMjCnU
Symposium on #Microsampling and Dried Blood Spot Analysis ongoing @ #IATDMCT2018.
Speakers: Neil Spooner @SpoonerBio (Patient centric sampling), Marieke Sturkenboom @umcg (DBS - when is it standard?) and Suzanne Parker @UQ_News (microsampling & pharmacokinetics in critically ill)
The @fsgbio & @BioanalysisZone team attended the 12th #WRIB meeting in Philadelphia last month & had an exciting few days. Read our Conference Report, where we discuss some of our highlights & share insights into our upcoming features to look out for: https://t.co/ovMZ2ajVvV
Don't miss the latest March issue of Bioanalysis (Vol. 10, Iss. 6), which includes a number of FREE and #openaccess articles! Access the full issue here: https://t.co/pFX1Ieq0Pd
Available ahead of print in #Bioanalysis @fsgbio:
Guerra Valero et al, on "Clinical application of #microsampling versus conventional sampling techniques in the quantitative bioanalysis of antibiotics: a systematic review"
https://t.co/zOUzsJqyai
@LaurenFSG @Sarahjmayes @futuresciencegp@BioanalysisZone Top session @Sarahjmayes . Great discussion on an important topic - how do we talk to each other and the public about science?
Final published version of Capiau et al. @ugent on "Correction for the hematocrit bias in dried blood spot analysis using a nondestructive, single-wavelength reflectance-based hematocrit prediction method" now available in Analytical Chemistry @an_chem https://t.co/VJAxCq1J8W
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We are thrilled to announce our judges for the Bioanalysis Rising Star Award! The first 4 are: Neil Spooner, Laura Mercolini, Eric Woolf and Fabio Garofolo - see the rest at:https://t.co/ro409xlxD5 and stayed tuned! #Bioanalysis#BRSA18@WatersCorp