Secure Your Spot Today
Join Azenta Life Sciences on Tuesday, 6 October, 2026 for our FreezerPro User Group Meeting at the Natural History Museum in London, England.
This engaging full day event unites life science professionals across wide-ranging disciplines to share insights, exchange ideas, tour a laboratory, and help shape tomorrow’s FreezerPro innovations to further support sample management.
Space is limited, so secure your spot at the FreezerPro User Group Meeting today!
Meeting Highlights
Shaping FreezerPro’s Future
- Hear from guest speakers sharing their real-world FreezerPro experience
- Discuss FreezerPro tips & tricks with industry peers that may be applied to your workflows
- Learn how the Azenta team is leveraging customer feedback and industry trends to shape FreezerPro’s roadmap
- Experience automation in action with a hands-on FreezerPro and Mirage Connect demo to support rapid, reliable rack reading and streamline storage workflows
- Voice your opinion on new FreezerPro capabilities and integrations
Please Note
- Stay tuned for a detailed agenda
- Travel/hotel arrangements and costs are the responsibility of the attendee and are not covered by Azenta Life Sciences. Check out local hotel suggestions here
- Breakfast, lunch, refreshments, and an optional cocktail party will be provided
- This user group meeting will be conducted in English
Guest Speakers
Dr Cally Gill
School Bioresource Manager, School of Life Course and Population Sciences, King’s College London

Cally is the School Bioresource Manager for the School of Life Course and Population Sciences. She has worked in the Department of Women and Children’s Health since 2010, building the bioresource facilities for clincial study sample collection, processing and storage. In her current post, she is responsible for developing an efficient and sustainable strategy for sample storage across the school. She is able to advise on technical aspects of study design and delivery, costings and compliance matters.
Dr Cally Gill is also a course teacher on Module 7MRWWC02: Scientific and Clinical Research Skills in Practice, teaching the database and sample management section. This module is part of the MSc Women and Children’s Health.
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