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ICCS Practical Course on Clinical Cytometry

Hands-on flow cytometry
in the heart of Phoenix

January 18–20, 2027 Sheraton Phoenix Downtown In-person only
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Three days of practical, small-group training in clinical flow cytometry

Medical and scientific meetings are a key forum for the latest clinical information in patient care. To keep up with best practice, clinicians and laboratorians need current knowledge from annual meetings and focused courses like this one.

Faculty and participants work side by side in small groups, at about 1 faculty member for every 5 participants. You get the guidance you need and build connections that stay useful when you're back in your lab.

Full course description →

3days of lectures and labs
1:5faculty-to-participant ratio
50seats in total
6core topic areas

What we'll cover

Course topics

Instrumentation

Instrument setup, standardization across cytometers, and compensation.

Panel Design & Validation

Building and validating multicolor assays and keeping quality under ongoing review.

Recognizing Normal

A "difference from normal" approach across blood, marrow and lymph node.

Chronic Lymphoid Disorders

Real case examples of mature B-cell and T-cell neoplasms.

Acute Leukemia

AML, ALL and mixed lineage leukemia, WHO classification and MRD.

Troubleshooting

Spotting artifacts that lead to wrong interpretation, and how to fix them.

Learning objectives

After completing this course, attendees will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate increased knowledge of flow cytometry and how it is applied to patient diagnosis and care
  2. Describe the latest techniques and approved standards in flow cytometry
  3. Demonstrate a better understanding of how flow cytometry is used to diagnose leukemia and lymphoma, and of the related diagnostic guidelines
  4. Demonstrate hands-on analysis skills

Welcome to Phoenix

Winter in the Valley of the Sun

Phoenix in January means sunny days, typically in the mid-60s °F, and cool desert evenings. The Sheraton Phoenix Downtown is just steps from the convention district, dining on Roosevelt Row, and Valley Metro light rail. Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is about a 10-minute drive away.

  • Course sessions and hotel under one roof
  • Walkable downtown with restaurants and museums
  • Airport about 5 miles away, also reachable by light rail

Hotel details  ·  Getting here

Seats are limited to 50 attendees

About 1 faculty member for every 5 participants. Reserve your place for January 18–20, 2027.

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