NanoString Europe Summits 2022
Expanding the Power of Spatial Biology
Would you like to meet spatial experts and learn about Spatial Biology and how the application of Spatial Multi-omics and single-cell imaging can be used to answer important research and clinical questions?
Coming to a city near you this October!
- Join us in-person as we launch the NanoString Europe Summits for 2022, with 9 dates across 7 countries in Europe.
- Get a first-hand look at the power of Spatial Biology:
- Each venue features a unique series of researcher presentations, alongside NanoString scientists from Seattle headquarters. View the ‘Speaker Gallery’ below to learn more.
- Mini exhibition and poster session at every venue. Present your own research project using GeoMx DSP or CosMx SMI during the poster session. Submit your title when you register.
Find an event near you:
Choose your country to view the full agenda for each Summit venue.
UNITED KINGDOM
Monday, 10th October: Oxford
Tuesday, 11th October: London
Wednesday, 12th October: Edinburgh
BELGIUM
FRANCE
GERMANY
SWITZERLAND
THE NETHERLANDS
Join us in other cities across the globe on the NanoString Spatial Biology World Tour 2022.
Register to attend:
Registration is free-to-attend. Certificates of attendance are available for all event attendees and will be provided after the events have taken place. These events will not be recorded in their entirety, so register today for the full experience and to network with your peers.
Registration closed
View the complete Speaker Gallery
‘The role of spatial transcriptomics analysis in patient-derived cancer 3D models’
‘Can we unravel the tumor cell gene signature at the invasion front?’
‘Understanding inflammatory bowel disease using single cell RNAseq and Spatial Molecular Imaging’
‘How spatial analysis can empower clinical studies in transplantation and beyond’
‘Spatial architecture of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer at single cell resolution’
Talk title to follow…
‘Immunity in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: From Omics to spatial profiling’
‘Spatial Whole Transcriptome Analysis to elucidate the interaction between tumor cells, adypocytes and macrophages in gastric cancer’
Spatial Data Analysis
‘Explorative analysis of the melanoma microenvironment through spatial proteomics and transcriptomics: steps towards integration’
‘Achieving the new era of personalised dermatology with spatial transcriptomics’
‘Spatial Transcriptomic characterisation in oncology and beyond’
‘Whole transcriptome spatial profiling of pain-induced rat dorsal root ganglia’
‘Rheology: a New dimension of tumor heterogeneity disclosed by spatial transcriptomics’
Introducing AtoMx™ Spatial Informatics Platform (demo).
‘CD8+, Regulatory T cell and neutrophil spatial interaction in NSCLC microenvironment and impact on treatment’
‘A molecular pathology approach to understanding the role of immune checkpoints in human cutaneous leishmaniasis’
‘Gut microbiome, intestinal permeability and Graves’ orbitopathy’
‘Phenotyping Virulence of SARS-CoV-2 variants in Golden Syrian Hamsters’
Opening Address & Keynote
‘A pre-existing inflammatory immune microenvironment predicts the clinical response of vulvar high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions to therapeutic HPV16 vaccination’
‘Mapping the immune system heterogeneity using spatial genomics’
Spatial Data Analysis
‘Spatial profiling of intra-tumoural heterogeneity in ovarian clear cell carcinoma’
‘Using spatial transcriptomics to understand neurosensory deafness’
Talk title to follow…
‘Spatially resolved transcriptomics reveals molecular and immunological hallmarks of colorectal cancer tumorigenesis’
Opening Address & Keynote
‘Profiling vascular complexity in cavernoma and the brain microenvironment’
‘Integrative spatial transcriptomics analyses across different triple negative breast cancers’
‘Spatial transcriptomic analyses of colon cancer microenvironments’
‘Harnessing spatial transcriptomics to explore leucocyte responses to skin cancer across immunosuppression and immune ageing’
Introducing AtoMx™ Spatial Informatics Platform (demo).
‘Zooming in on lung epithelial and myeloid immunity in influenza-associated or COVID-19-associated pulmonary aspergillosis’
‘In depth histo-molecular analysis of the two first genetically modified pig kidney xenografts transplanted to human recipients
‘Large scale multi-omic profiling of the tumor-immune microenvironment in mantle cell lymphoma’
Network with your peers by presenting your own research project during the poster session at your chosen venue.
Have you used nanoString technology in your research?
Submit your poster title when you register above for the chance to present your research project.