High Content Imaging User Group Meeting 2024 — Watch On Demand

Unlock deeper biological insights with advanced imaging – accelerating early discovery, enhancing predictability, and reducing attrition rates.

Experience India’s First Dedicated HCI User Group Meeting, Now Available Anytime

High Content Imaging (HCI) is transforming modern biological research by merging high‑throughput microscopy with advanced image‑based analytics. From early‑stage drug discovery and phenotypic screening to organoid characterization and multi‑parametric toxicity profiling, HCI is redefining how scientists visualize, quantify, and interpret cellular systems at scale.

For the first time in India, Revvity and Syngene brought together leading researchers, technology experts, and data scientists for a two‑day virtual User Group Meeting focused on real‑world HCI workflows, AI‑powered analysis, and emerging multi‑omics integration. Now, you can access the entire experience on demand.

Who You’ll Meet

Chandan Mithra

Senior Product Specialist, Revvity

Dr. Bappaditya Dey

Scientist-F, NIAB Hyderabad

Dr. Lakshmi Balasubramanian

Application Scientist, C-CAMP

Dr. Donald Apanovitch

Senior Research Director, Syngene International Limited

Dr. G. Kumaresan

Professor and Head, Dept. of Genetics, School of Biological Sciences, Madurai Kamaraj University

Dr. Koelina Ganguly

Senior Scientist, Syngene International Limited

Dr. Deepak Modi

Scientist G and Head Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory, ICMR- NIRRCH

Dr. Mamta Jain Goyal

Assistant Director, Translational and Clinical Research, Syngene International Limited

Dr. Ravikumar Nutakk

Assistant Director, Biology, Syngene International Limited

Session

Talk Details

Speaker

Designation

Organization

Session 1

Phenologic.AI: Unlocking Brightfield Imaging with Artificial Intelligence

Chandan Mithra

Senior Product Specialist

Revvity

Session 2

Fast, Accurate, and Insightful: Using High Content Screening to Unravel Mycobacterial Growth Kinetics

Dr. Bappaditya Dey

Scientist-F

NIAB Hyderabad

Session 3

From Pixels to Phenotypes: Computational workflow strategies for High-Content Image Data Analytics

Dr. Lakshmi Balasubramanian

Application Scientist

C-CAMP

Session 4

Neurodegenerative Disease Drug Development: Applications Using Phenotypic High Content Imaging Morphological Profiling Assay Strategies

Dr. Donald Apanovitch

Senior Research Director

Syngene International Limited

 

Session

Talk Details

Speaker

Designation

Organization

Session 1

High-Content Imaging & Integrative Genomics in Drug Screening for Targeted Cancer Therapeutics: From Phenotype to Pathways

Dr. G. Kumaresan

Professor and Head, Dept. of Genetics, School of Biological Sciences

Madurai Kamaraj University

Session 2

Tracking GPCR Internalization Using High-Content Imaging Platform

Dr. Koelina Ganguly

Senior Scientist

Syngene International Limited

Session 3

When Cells Tell Stories: High-Content Screening in Women’s Health

Dr. Deepak Modi

Scientist G and Head Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory

ICMR- NIRRCH

Session 4

Overview of High Content Applications using 3D Organoids for Drug Discovery and Development

Dr. Donald Apanovitch, Dr. Mamta Jain Goyal, Dr. Ravikumar Nutakki

 

Syngene International Limited

 

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