NIBRT

National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) is located in Dublin, Ireland with a mandate to support the development of the bioprocessing industry by: Training highly skilled personnel for the bioprocessing industry. Conducting world-class research in key areas of bioprocessing. Providing flexible, multi-purpose bioprocessing research and training facilities. For further information please refer to www.nibrt.ie or email.

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M.R Wormald and R.A Dwek, Oxford Glycobioloy Institute and P.M. Rudd, NIBRT

Glycosylation Analysis

The NIBRT Glycobiology Lab is a world leading group in the application of HPLC and MS technologies for quantitative glycan monosaccharide composition analysis and exoglycosidase sequencing of site-specific glycosylation. The technology provides a service that supports the drug development pipeline of leading pharmaceutical companies.

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Dublin-Oxford Glycobiology Lab.

4th Annual GlycoScience Ireland Meeting

4th Annual Meeting of GlycoScience Ireland will be held in Teagasc Food Research Centre - Moorepark, Fermoy, Co. Cork , 21st October 2011.

Registration will be opened at the end of August, 2011.

Programme of the meeting can be viewed at http://www.glycoscienceireland.ie/programme.html .

For further information please visit http://www.glycoscienceireland.ie/conference.html .

3rd Annual GlycoScience Ireland Meeting

This year's GlycoScience Ireland meeting was held in the Conway Institute, University College Dublin (August 31st-September 1st 2010). For further information please visit the conference page.

The Inaugural Meeting of the Glycosylation and Disease Subgroup of the Euroglycoscience Forum

The Inaugural Meeting of the Glycosylation and Disease Subgroup of the Euroglycoscience Forum, which was created by the European Science Foundation, is being organised by Prof Pauline Rudd and took place on 10th and 11th August 2010 in University College Dublin. This meeting has been established to facilitate and support valuable collaborations between research groups in the field of glycosylation and disease from all over Europe.

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Prof. Pauline M. Rudd is the NIBRT Research Professor of Glycobiology at University College, Dublin. She heads the Dublin-Oxford Glycobiology Laboratory Research Group at the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training in Ireland. The group has developed a platform technology for high throughput, detailed, quantitative glycan analysis. The current applied programme is focused towards the needs of the Biopharmaceutical Industry and the research programme is targeted towards identifying and testing robust glycosylated disease biomarkers, particularly for cancer and rheumatoid arthritis.

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