Live edition

5 - 8 February 2024

Dubai World Trade Centre

Online

22 Jan - 22 Feb 2024

 

Multi-Omics: Revolutionizing laboratory diagnostics with cutting edge technological breakthroughs

 


ExpressMed Laboratories

 

 Tuesday 7th February I 10:30 - 13:00

 Johannesburg room I Z1.D10

 

Overview


The Multi-Omics workshop will deliver forward-thinking perspectives on the latest genomics, nano imaging, transcriptomics and proteomics approaches, paired with breakthrough technologies. The audience will explore the role of translational and personalized medicine, examines the connection between omics and human diseases as well as pathogen detection, evolution and infection, in relation to the latest technologies. Analyzing the multiple omics layers in response to disease can provide critical insights into disease onset and progression to unlock clues into novel therapies.

Learning objectives:

  • Electron Microscopy as a powerful diagnostic tool in Kidney Diseases, Muscle Disorders, Neurological Disorders, Ciliary Dysfunction and Viral Infections
  • The importance of protein ultrastructural studies using Cryo-EM technology in drug discovery and pharmaceutical R&D sciences
  • Role of Mass spectrometry in pathology, diagnosis and treatment
  • Role of digital RT-PCR and Next Generation Sequencing in early cancer detection and prevention
  • Updates on Next Generation Immunohistochemistry, which is a recent technological breakthrough in the Anatomical Pathology

Sessions

Presenter

Dr. Kadhem Alkhenaizi, Founder & Managing Director, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Presenter

Mr. Baig Mirza Saleem, M.Sc., B.Ed., EM Manager/Business Development Manager, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Presenter

Dr. Karolina Kobus, Head of Molecular Genomics and Precision Medicine Department, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Presenter

Dr. Ahmed Naga, Head of Clinical Pathology Department, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Presenter

Dr. Kadhem Alkhenaizi, Founder & Managing Director, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Presenters

 

Dr. Ahmed Naga
Head of Clinical Pathology Department, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain 

Medical doctor with Master degree in clinical pathology, school of medicine, Al-Azhar University, Egypt. He has experience in different departments including chemistry, immunology, hematology, microbiology and serology, with special interest in hematological disorders. Dr. Ahmed worked in National Cancer Institute, Egypt. AlBorg Medical Laboratories, KSA, Al-Jawhara Center of Molecular Medicine & Inherited Disorders, Bahrain. Currently Head of Clinical Pathology Department at ExpressMed Laboratories in Bahrain.


Mr. Baig Mirza Saleem, M.Sc., B.Ed.,
EM Manager/Business Development Manager. ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Mr. Baig has 43 years of experience in Clinical Diagnostic Electron Microscopy and Life science applications. Formerly he worked as Supervisor of Electron Microscopy & Director of EM School at the Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs (MNGHA), Riyadh, KSA, from 2006 to 2021. He was a Supervisor of Electron Microscopy Center - King Khalid University Hospitals, Riyadh, KSA, from 1990 to 2005 as well as Supervisor of Electron Microscopy Unit - Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University, Kuwait, from 1979 to 1990.


Dr. Kadhem Alkhenaizi
Founder & Managing Director, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Dr. Kadhem is the founder of ExpressMed Laboratories and brings his 20+ years of experience in anatomic pathology technologies, molecular biology and other laboratory technologies to ExpressMed Laboratories. He pays attention to details and treats, all specimens with high priority. Dr. Kadhem has Doctorate of Health Sciences and Master Degree in Anatomy. He is passionate about the utilization of different advanced technologies in medical laboratories.


Dr. Karolina Kobus
Head of Molecular Genomics and Precision Medicine Department, ExpressMed Laboratories, Bahrain

Molecular geneticist with more than 14 years of experience in the field of reproductive genetics, prenatal testing, Oncogenetics and precision medicine. As an ardent believer of personalized medicine, she has been creating many awareness and preventive strategies, promoting an idea of performing highly advanced specialized testing locally. She previously worked at prestigious institutions such as Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Human Genetic Department at Charite University Hospital in Germany and National Genetic Centre at at Minstry of Health in Oman, where she conducted data analysis and interpretation for Array CGH and whole Exome Sequencing for cases with rare disorders.