IN-PERSON SEMINAR

Join our in-person seminar at Northumbria University to explore how the nCounter® Analysis System can extend your research possibilities from bulk gene expression and multiomics analysis.

The nCounter targeted gene expression analysis platform offers robust and reliable performance on even the most difficult clinical sample types (FFPE, peripheral blood), making it an ideal tool for translational studies. Now researchers can harness the simplicity, precision and speed of nCounter for both protein and RNA from the same FFPE sample thanks to our new multiomics assay.

Our featured speaker will showcase how the nCounter® Analysis System was used to investigate innate immunity in Leigh syndrome and its suppression by hypoxia. 

Would you like to book a project consultation? Our team from Bruker Spatial Biology will be welcoming project consultations following the event. Make sure you request yours by contacting James Freimuller.

Find us at Room ELA 102A in the Ellison A Building (Ellison Place, NE1 8ST). 

Don't miss this exciting event to learn more about the future of muliomic research! 

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Bonus Presentation: Whole transcriptome spatial molecular imaging in matched pre and post treatment specimens to identify therapeutic vulnerabilities and treatment-associated effects in pancreatic

Dr. Will Hwang shared his data at the most recent AACR event and we will re-air his presentation for you here.  This research highlights new strategies for analyzing whole-transcriptome spatial transcriptomics at subcellular resolution and the potential thereof to identify novel treatment-associated effects. You won’t want to miss it.

Presenter: Will Hwang, MD, PhD Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Principal Investigator, Massachusetts General Hospital; Associate Faculty Member, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

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