[Metabolomics] Symposium Tue 15th March 2pm @ CPC: From Paddock to (Metabolomics) Lab

[Ben Crossett]

Hi Folks,

Here is an provisional schedule for the metabolomics meeting next week:

Discovery and Translational Metabolomics Applied to Livestock
Charles Perkins Centre - Flexible Dry Space 2 (Dry Teaching 1.3)
Tuesday 15 March 2016

Schedule
2:00        Introduction: Michael D'Occhio
2:10        Pietro Baruselli: Livestock challenges and opportunities for metabolomics in Brasil (15+5)
2:30        Anthony Dona: NMR metabolomics (15+5)
2:50        Samantha Connolly:  LC/MS lipidomics (15+5)
3:10        Tea break
3:40        Charlie Warren: Metabolomics of plant-soil interactions (15+5)
4:00        Michael D'Occhio: Metabolomics in cattle
4:20        General discussion and scoping of opportunities
5:00        Refreshments at the Forest Lodge

Please RSVP for catering purposes by 12noon this Friday.

Kind regards,

Ben
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Subject: [Metabolomics] Symposium Tue 15th March 2pm @ CPC: From Paddock to (Metabolomics) Lab

Dear Metabolomics Researchers,

São Paulo State Research Foundation (FAPESP) has a global engagement program.  As part of this program, Prof Michael D'Occhio has a collaboration with Professor Flávio Vieira Meirelles from Sao Paulo focusing on building metabolomics capacity in livestock research.

A group from Sao Paulo will be visiting USyd for a week starting on the 14th March, so we are planning the next metabolomics meeting to coincide with the visit.  This is the draft program:

When: Tuesday 14th March, starting at 2pm
Where: 'Flexible Dry Space 2' (aka Dry Teaching 1.3 on the door sign), Ground floor of The Hub, (CPC) Building.
What: 2 sessions of  3 x 15 min talks with plenty of time for discussion. There will be a half hour tea break in the middle and for those that want, refreshments at the Forest Lodge<http://forestlodgehotel.com.au/> from 5pm.

We have speakers for 3 of the slots, but I would like to hear from anyone who would like to give a update on their work.  It could be from those in the large animal/livestock space, but as there is much overlap between this work and what many of you are doing in the biomedical area don't be shy about volunteering.

Please RSVP if you can make the meeting by Fri 11th March so I can finalised numbers for the tea break catering.

Kind regards,

Ben

Dr Ben Crossett | Manager
Mass Spectrometry Core Facility
DVC Research

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