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MSACL 2018 EU

Salzburg, Austria : Sept 9-13

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Sunday, September 9

Time

Sessions
1100
1400
 Lunch on Own
Location: Your Choice
Some nearby (within one block) recommendations include:
1. The Heart of Joy (Vegetarian and Vegan)
2. my Indigo Kongresshaus (Asian Fusion)
3. Cafe Fingerlos (Cafe with the best breakfast in town)
4. IMLAUER Sky (Rooftop patio with a view)
5. Cafe Wernbacher (Austrian, great interior for a rainy day with much of the original 1950s decor, open 9am-midnight daily with Sunday Brunch buffet until 2pm)

A little further afield:
1. Cafe Sacher (for a patio on the river)
2. Barenwirt (Cozy and Traditional Austrian, fills up so arrive early)
3. Antichi Sapori (Tasty Italian food and pizza in casual family run style, Open 11:30-2:00pm and 5:30-9:00pm, Closed Wed and Thurs)

1100
1900
 Badge Pickup
Location: Entrance Foyer
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Mozart 2
LC-MSMS 101
Getting Started with Quantitative LC-MS/MS in the Diagnostic Laboratory
Judy Stone, PhD & Grace van der Gugten
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Mozart 4
Data Science 201
Going Further With R: Tackling Clinical Laboratory Data Manipulation and Modeling
Patrick Mathias, MD, PhD & Randall Julian, PhD
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Mozart 5
Data Science 101
Breaking up with Excel: An Introduction to the R Statistical Programming Language
Daniel Holmes, MD & William Slade, PhD
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Papageno Hall
LC-MSMS 301
Development and Validation of Quantitative LC-MS/MS Assays for Use in Clinical Diagnostics
Russell Grant, PhD & Brian Rappold
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Paracelsus Hall
LC-MSMS 202
Practical LC-MS Maintenance and Troubleshooting
J. Will Thompson, PhD & Erik J. Soderblom, PhD
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Trakl Hall
Proteomics 201
Clinical Proteomics
Cory Bystrom, PhD & Chris Shuford, PhD
1400
1800
 Short Course
Location: Doppler Hall
Metabolomics 202
Metabolomics: Approaches, Applications and Challenges
Julijana Ivanisevic, PhD & Elizabeth Want, PhD
Every 0:50
for 10 min
 Coffee Break
Location: Entrance Foyer
1800
1830
 Petite Reception
Location: Entrance Foyer
A quick touch of wine and cheese before exploring the city for dinner.
1800
 Dinner on Own
Location: Your Choice
Dinner Suggestions:
1. Gablerbrau (Historic ambiance with traditional food)
2. Augustiner Braustubl (Historic Abby turned beer garden with food stalls)
3. Antichi Sapori (Tasty Italian food and pizza in casual family run style, open 11:30-2:00pm and 5:30-9:00pm, closed Wed and Thurs)
4. Cafe Wernbacher (Austrian, great interior for a rainy day with much of the original 1950s decor, open 9am-midnight daily)

After dinner:
1. Murphys Law Irish Pub
1830
2100
 SciCom Discussion Group
Location: 1st Floor Cafe
Private Meeting for Scientific Committee members; includes dinner
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