BSN: Speaking/Presenting-Abstract/Poster at Mtg for David Lowe

Home

News

Calendar

Top 200 Orgs

Top Orgs by Specialty

People, Speakers

About Us

My Profile

How We Rank

What's My Rank?
      What's My Popularity Score?
      In My Orgs?
      In My Specialities?
      In My Geography?
      In My Age?

My Mentors, Collaborators,
Associates, Peers, Buddies

Keep Me Up To Date
Specialty, Keyword,
Geography

People Making News

Latest Research From
Meetings

Recent Postings

People of Consequence (74510)

1. Peter Kowey
Lankenau Hospital
2. Lawrence W. Bassett
University of California
3. Robert S Kerbel
University of Toronto
4. Yehuda Shoenfeld
Sheba Medical Center
5. Paul Weiss
Gala Biotech business unit of Cardinal Health

Orgs of Consequence (21209)

1. University of California
2. Harvard University
3. The Mayo Clinic
4. National Institutes of Health
5. University of California, San Francisco

Terms of Consequence

1. Cells
2. Cancer
3. Genetics
4. Molecular
5. Proteins

View Profile

David Lowe

No Speaking/Presenting-Abstract/Poster at Mtg

Site wide Speaking/Presenting-Abstract/Poster at Mtg

Presentation	Event	Month, Year
13th Annual PEGS Boston: The Essential Protein Engineering Summit	13th Annual PEGS Boston: The Essential Protein Engineering Summit	May, 2017
Antibody Epitopes \| a significant factor in therapeutic antibody success	The 7th annual European Antibody Congress is the worldleading conference addressing critical scientific issues and strategic industry challenges associated with therapeutic mAb development.	November, 2011
Antibody Optimisation: Insights from Affinity and Specificity Maturation Studies	Third Annual Antibodies from Bench to Bedside	October, 2009
Engineering Approaches to Minimize Aggregation and/or Immunogenicity	Phage Display to Develop Therapeutic Antibodies	October, 2009

BiotechScienceNews.com promotes research and ranks life scientists working in the life science spectrum involving biotechnology,
drug discovery, genomics, microbiology, neuroscience, medicine, pharmacology, cell biology, and molecular biology.