Testimonials
Below are some feedback comments from participants on previous courses that we have run.
"The course was an ideal balance of theory and hands-on experience. Sessions were interactive and provided good opportunities for discussion. Highly recommended for those new to qPCR but also as a welcome update to current practice".
Dr Raheela Khan, Associate Professor, University of Nottingham, UK
"This workshop gave a very good overview of RT-qPCR and the practical aspects were particularly helpful. The course staff were very friendly and helpful and we felt free to ask anything - even rather basic questions - without trepidation. It gave me the confidence to go back to my own lab and embark upon gene quantification myself - an essential skill for today's researcher".
Dr Patricia Leoni, Principal Research Fellow, University College London, UK
"The combination of theoretical understanding and practical work helped tremendously in setting up qPCR as a means to study gene expression in Drosophila development".
Marie -Sohie Cate, Ph.D. student, MRC Centre for Developmental Neurobiology, King's College London, UK
“At the time I attended Dr Sugden's qPCR workshop, I was an 'advanced beginner'. It was one of the best workshops I have ever attended. Complex concepts were explained step by step, by describing their molecular and physiological relevance. At the end of that workshop I was able to perform PCR on my own and had clarified things I had been previously been unsure about. I especially benefited from understanding how to analyze real time PCR data, i.e. how to compare if there was a significant difference in gene expression between experimental groups. I would recommend his PCR workshops to beginners, as well as to advanced users.”
Dr Zoran Redzic, Associate Professor, Kuwait University, Kuwait
And here are comments from customers who have used our services:
"The service I received from qStandard has been exceptional. They were very knowledgeable and helpful at the planning stages and thoroughly efficient in delivering exactly what we required."
Dr Neelam Gurav, King's College London