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You are cordially invited to join Microsoft, industry experts and your peers as Microsoft presents BioIT Forum, April 19, 2007 in Mountain View CA. | |
| We have put together an intriguing agenda featuring our special guest, Dr. Tim Hunkapiller, presenting “The $1,000 Genome – What Will It Mean, What Will It Take, and When Will it Happen?”. Dr. Hunkapiller has been a pioneering presence in computational biotechnology since its infancy 30 years ago and is co-inventor of the largest selling analytical research instrument in the world: the Perkin Elmer/Applied Biosystems DNA sequencer. | |
| We will also present a number of Microsoft technologies that are directly relevant to Life Science discovery and development. This event is an opportunity to understand how the current generation of Microsoft technology can accelerate the discovery process. Seating is limited so please register early to guarantee your place. | |
| At this forum you will learn about: • What are the developments that will make genomics relevant to our daily lives • How can you leverage the applications that your users already have to provide more timely, more powerful, and more usable discovery systems • What is Microsoft’s vision for “personal supercomputing” and what is available today • How can the next generation of consumer photography technology save you significant storage costs for your biomedical images • How will Microsoft’s investments in robotics make it easier to develop production quality automated systems • What are the efforts of the BioIT Alliance to realize the potential of personalized medicine |
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| Networking: This is an excellent opportunity for networking among your peers in the life science industry. Several members of the BioIT Alliance will be on hand to discuss their products and offer solutions to your most complex information processing problems. |
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Register by April 13th: |
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| We look forward to seeing you at the Forum! |  |