Are you working with sepsis, bloodstream infections, or molecular diagnostics? Join us on Tuesday, May 20 at 10:00 AM (GMT+2) for a free, expert-led sepsis diagnostics webinar focused on the promise and pitfalls of rapid pathogen identification.
Despite advances in molecular diagnostics, conventional blood culture remains the standard in clinical microbiology — even with its known limitations in speed and sensitivity. This webinar explores what’s next.
🧬 What You’ll Learn
- ✅ Why conventional methods still dominate clinical practice
- ✅ What molecular diagnostics offer — and where they fall short
- ✅ Emerging tools for faster, more accurate sepsis detection
- ✅ Real-world insights from clinical and commercial experts
👥 Meet the Speakers
- Dr. Jan Gorm Lisby
Section Chief, Department of Clinical Microbiology
Hvidovre Hospital, University of Copenhagen - Dr. Flavia Huygens
Executive Director & CSO
Microbio (Australia) - Katie Shepherd
Medical Science Liaison
Microbio
🌍 Who Should Attend?
This webinar on sepsis diagnostics is ideal for:
- Clinical microbiologists
- Infectious disease researchers
- Anyone working in sepsis detection, infection control, or molecular diagnostics
📅 Event Details
- Date: Tuesday, May 20
- Time: 10:00–11:00 AM (GMT+2)
- Format: Online (Microsoft Teams)
- Cost: Free to attend
📩 Sign Up Now
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the future of rapid molecular diagnostics in systemic infections like sepsis.
👉 Register here for the webinar
🔬 Why It Matters
Sepsis remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide, and faster pathogen identification can save lives. This sepsis diagnostics webinar brings together clinical expertise and new technologies aiming to revolutionize how we respond to bloodstream infections.
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