Cytometry and Antibody Technology

Community

Here are a number of associations devoted to the development of flow cytometry.
Royal Academy of International Flow Cytometry Affairs (RAIFCA)

The Royal Academy of International Flow Cytometry Affairs (RAIFCA) is the YouTube channel of an informal association of professionals in the fields of cytometry and imaging, dedicated to sharing ideas, opinions, and information.
Flow Cytometry Discord Platform
Discord server dedicated to all things flow cytometry. Woo!
Flow Cytometry subreddit
There’s a subreddit on Flow Cytometry! There’s a subreddit on pretty much everything. But the Flow Cytometry one is active, and very useful for flow cytometrists of every level. Ask any flow related questions, or help your fellow scientists!
Great Lakes International Imaging and Flow Cytometry Association

The Great Lakes International Imaging and Flow Cytometry Association is a scientific organization whose aim is to:

1 – Produce an annual scientific program that provides a forum to explore the avenues by which flow and image cytometry can be used to advance research and diagnostic testing applications.
2 – Foster education and the exchange of information among persons engaged in flow and image cytometry in an environment that encourages participation of professionals at all levels of education and responsibility
3 – Maintain an affordable meeting format to encourage maximum participation and provide exceptional value.
4 – Promote research and development in new applications and technologies for Image Cytometry, Flow Cytometry and Allied disciplines.

International Society for Advancement of Cytometry
ISAC‘s mission is to serve a multidisciplinary community by leading technological innovation, scholarship, and the exchange of knowledge in the quantitative cell sciences. It is home to the CYTO Annual meeting, the Cytometry scientific publication, and the CYTO University.
Purdue Cytometry Discussion List
You can subscribe to the listserv here. Established in 1989, the list has been continuously available for free access to all scientists. The current membership is approximately 4500 scientists. It’s an excellent venue to reach out to experts in the field of flow cytometry.