THREE COURSES ON METHODS IN DRUG DISCOVERY:

*  Fluorescence Assays in Drug Discovery.  This is an established one- or two-day course on a major analytical method, successfully presented at large pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, instrument companies, and reagent companies.  For a brochure, click here.

*  Enzyme and Binding Assays in Drug Discovery.  This one-day or day-and-a-half course reviews the principles of enzyme kinetics and ligand-protein binding and applies them to the drug-discovery environment, in which the rules learned in university biochemistry courses don't necessarily apply fully.  For a brochure, click here.

*   Label-Free Assays in Drug Discovery.  NEW.  This is a onef-day survey of the principal label-free assay methods used in drug discovery, both biochemical (binding) and cellular.  It includes surface-binding methods such as plasmon resonance, as well as calorimetry, mass spectroscopy, and the newer label-free cell-based functional assays.  For a brochure, click here.

TWO WAYS TO ATTEND:

*  Private courses.  To find out about having me present a course at your site, look at one of the brochures (see immediately above) or contact me here.  

*  Public courses.  I present courses that are open to the public, generally in cooperation with Select Biosciences.  

The next public offerings will be :

17-19 November 2010 in Singapore at the Screening Asia conference

29 June - 1 July 2011 in Hamburg at the Screening Europe conference

For more information, click here.

If you would like to be informed of future offerings, please send me an email (jack*owicki%; please replace "*" by "@" and "%" by ".com"; I'm being cryptic to foil trolling spambots).