The conference Applications of Nucleic Acids Technologies in Molecular Diagnostics (part of TIDES) consisted of four sessions: Regulatory Pathways and Quality Strategies, Manufacturing and Business Considerations for Successful Launch in the Clinical Market, Analytical Methods and Validation, and New Technologies. The conference brought together approximately 100 representatives from academia, clinical laboratories and industry and comprised 26 presentations. This article only focuses on new developments discussed in the session regarding New Technologies, with special emphasis on presentations highlighting real-time amplification and detection.
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