Workshop: Learn from Experts – Maximize the Potential of Your Cell-Based Assays!

Workshop: Learn from Experts – Maximize the Potential of Your Cell-Based Assays!

The assessment of cell health and cellular responses after experimental manipulation remains to be a very important aspect of experimental biology. Reproducibility of cell-based assays is one of the key points when it comes to reliability of experimental data. To ensure accurate experimental results, choosing the correct assay is just the beginning. Factors like assay design, reproducibility, and data variability can make a significant difference in your outcomes.

Are you looking to enhance your skills in cell-based assays and improve your experimental outcomes? Join a 2-day cell-based assay workshop at Promega in Walldorf near Heidelberg and gain the confidence you need to succeed in the lab. This comprehensive workshop blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, offering a complete training solution for scientists at all levels.

Designed for researchers, this workshop not only covers foundational concepts but also delves deep into advanced techniques and troubleshooting strategies. Whether you’re new to cell-based assays or aiming to refine your current skills, you’ll benefit from expert insights and personalized guidance.

Workshop Dates:
March 4–5, 2026 – Course language: German
March 11–12, 2026 – Course language: English

Workshop Fee: 950 EUR (plus VAT)

Fee includes:

  • Participation in the workshop
  • Training materials and lab exercise worksheets
  • Certificate of successful course completion
  • Lunch, snacks, and beverages
  • Dinner and drinks (value 50 Euro net included in the fee)

Accommodation Costs: Accommodation costs are not included in the workshop fee. Participants are responsible for booking and paying for their own lodging. A list of nearby hotels offering special Promega rates will be provided after registration.

Location:
Promega GmbH
Gutenbergring 10
69190 Walldorf, Germany

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