Dear CYTO Virtual Participants:
This year CYTO will take the shape of an interactive forum, a virtual space where the international cytometry community will come together to discuss scientific advancement in single cell-based measurement. The purpose of this four-day meeting is to share the considerable endeavors in advancing cytometry research to address current and future global health and environmental challenges. This will also be an unprecedented congress as it is the first one that will be broadcasted across all time zones.
ISAC seeks presentations on the most innovative research in the biological, life, and physical sciences. We especially encourage submissions from researchers, professors, practitioners, and vendors from all backgrounds related to cytometry.
CYTO has always been a place for connection and facilitating life-long learning. We look forward to reviewing your work and welcoming you to the most exciting cytometry conference in the world.
Sincerely,
Rachel Errington
Program Chair, ISAC President-Elect
On Demand Sessions
This year we are offering the following on-demand content:
Posters
Attendees and poster presenters will have the opportunity to engage and discuss the science behind the research. Poster presenters have the option to not only show their virtual poster but also upload a short video explaining their studies. You can contact the author with your questions and schedule a one-on-one meeting through chat and video conferencing.
Networking
This year we are focusing on networking and interaction. The virtual platform includes modernized networking features such as specified networking rooms, group and private chats, one-on-one video conferencing, and more. Check back in March for more details on the networking sessions we have planned!
Exhibit Hall
Access to the 3D Exhibit Hall is included in your registration. You can meet one-on-one with exhibitors in a chat room and view new research and technological advancements.
| Monday, June 7 | 12:00 – 7:30 pm Central European Summer time zone (GMT+2) |
| Tuesday, June 8 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Pacific Daylight time zone (GMT-8) |
| Wednesday, June 9 | 8:00 am – 3:30 pm Eastern Daylight time zone (GMT-4) |
| Thursday, June 10 | 7:00 am – 12:30 pm Australian Eastern Standard time zone (GMT+10) |
To connect the cytometry community around the world, each day of the four-day conference will be hosted in a different time zone.
Monday, June 7 – Central European Summer Time (GMT+2)
Tuesday, June 8 – Pacific Daylight Time (GMT-7)
Wednesday, June 9 – Eastern Daylight Time (GMT-4)
Thursday, June 10 – Australian Eastern Standard Time (GMT+10)
IMPORTANT: Each day’s time listed on the program correlates to the local time in that specific time zone. Be sure to convert the times listed to your own local time zone for each day of the conference!
Need help figuring out your local time? Use this handy TIME ZONE CONVERTER.
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ISAC invites CYTO attendees from all scientific backgrounds to submit abstracts for consideration at CYTO 2020. If selected, you will have the opportunity to present your latest research and findings in the field of cytometry and network with other presenters from across the globe. Visit our Call for Presentations to learn more about deadlines, topics, and guidelines.
“It is through ISAC, and specifically attendance at CYTO, that I met most of my colleagues in Flow Cytometry. This has not only led me to take part in exciting collaborations, but also to form connections that have opened up countless professional opportunities with amazing scientists in our global cytometry community.”
Kathy Daniels
“What I enjoy most about CYTO is meeting up with colleagues from all around the world for invaluable networking! One of the most important parts for me is all of the little bits of helpful information about SRL management, troubleshooting instruments, and assay development that I gain from chats with colleagues.”
Rachael Walker
“CYTO is a great opportunity to meet other researchers who are passionate about flow cytometry. 2019 was my third CYTO conference, enabling me to get much more insight into how ISAC works and how many people team up with so much passion to bring cytometry education forward!”
André Görgens
“CYTO was unforgettable for its wonderful tutorials on single cell analysis and amazing lectures given by top immunologists. For the first time, I co-chaired a plenary session where I had a chance to meet experts! Their lectures enlightened my future research – the more complex it is the more passionate I become.”
Sara De Biasi
