Dr. Wang Nguitragool
Associate Professor, Mahidol University (MU)
The current research aims of Dr. Wang are to understand malaria parasite biology and mosquito infectivity, with an emphasis on developing novel vaccines for malaria. He also leads a molecular diagnosis team for malaria epidemiological studies and is working on developing novel vaccines for malaria. Moreover, he leads a molecular diagnosis team for malaria epidemiological studies.
September 28
Translational research is such a popular field that it’s challenging to keep up with the latest advances. Refresh your knowledge and get yourself updated in just a few hours. In this session, watch the engaging talks of some of the brightest scientists in the field as they discuss applications of dPCR in cancer, HIV and chimeric molecules.
- Opening remarks from QIAGEN
- The use of dPCR for liquid biopsies
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Jo Vandesompele, Ghent University, pxlence, CellCarta - Application of dPCR to monitor response to treatments in patients affected by solid tumors
Speaker: Dr. Marzia Del Re, Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenetics, Università di PisaUniversità di Pisa, Italy - dMIQE guidelines for Digital PCR and HIV reservoirs quantification
Speaker: Dr. Wim Trypsteen, Researcher and Founding Partner of the Ghent University dPCR Consortium, Belgium - Applications of Digital PCR for Monitoring Transplant Success – Stem Cell Chimerism Analysis
Speaker: Mr. Doug Bost, JETA Molecular, Netherlands - PCR diagnosis of malaria: since 1993
Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wang Nguitragool, Mahidol University (MU), Thailand - Closing remarks from QIAGEN
Prof. Jo Vandesompele and 4 other experts
September 28
Translational research is such a popular field that it’s challenging to keep up with the latest advances. Refresh your knowledge and get yourself updated in just a few hours. In this session, watch the engaging talks of some of the brightest scientists in the field as they discuss applications of dPCR in cancer, HIV and chimeric molecules.
- Opening remarks from QIAGEN
- The use of dPCR for liquid biopsies
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Jo Vandesompele, Ghent University, pxlence, CellCarta - Application of dPCR to monitor response to treatments in patients affected by solid tumors
Speaker: Dr. Marzia Del Re, Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenetics, Università di PisaUniversità di Pisa, Italy - dMIQE guidelines for Digital PCR and HIV reservoirs quantification
Speaker: Dr. Wim Trypsteen, Researcher and Founding Partner of the Ghent University dPCR Consortium, Belgium - Applications of Digital PCR for Monitoring Transplant Success – Stem Cell Chimerism Analysis
Speaker: Mr. Doug Bost, JETA Molecular, Netherlands - PCR diagnosis of malaria: since 1993
Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wang Nguitragool, Mahidol University (MU), Thailand - Closing remarks from QIAGEN
Prof. Jo Vandesompele and 4 other experts