Coffee Talk - A Journey from Nijmegen to the Rapid Assay

" A Journey from Nijmegen to the Rapid Assay " Prof. Gary Moore is talking with Dr. Bert Verbruggen about his legendary journey from Nijmegen to the Rapid Assay. Dr Bert Verbruggen led the landmark study in 1995 that gave us the Nijmegen-Bethesda assay and changed the way we detect FVIII inhibitors. Prof. Gary Moore met Dr Verbuggen for a Coffee talk to discuss why and how he sought to improve the Bethesda assay, why standardisation remains difficult to achieve, how his latest innovation, the rapid FVIII inhibitor assay, came about, and why it is a potential gamechanger in routine haemostasis diagnostics. The Viennese coffee house is a typical institution of Vienna. The social practices, the rituals, the elegance create the very specific atmosphere of the Viennese café. Leading writers and intellectuals of the time became attached to the atmosphere and were frequently seen to meet, exchange and to even write there. As a company based in Vienna, we want to continue the tradition and invite you to another Technoclone Coffee Talk about: