CONFERENCES

      xMAP Connect

      This is an annual conference focused on the application of multiplex analysis based on the unique xMAP Technology, with topics ranging from clinical diagnostics to biomarkers. The event is open to researchers, scientists, and industry professionals in the field of multiplexing and biomarker analysis using the platform, and provides a forum for sharing and collaborating to identify future trends in xMAP Technology. 

      xMAP Connect 2018

      Date

      Nov 06, 2018 - Nov 07, 2018

      Location

      Amsterdam, The Netherlands

      Hosted by Luminex, the manufacturer of xMAP Technology, this event allows experts to share strategies for data normalization, statistical analysis, and data visualization. 

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