High-plex spatial transcriptomics has transformed biological discovery by revealing the intricate gene expression landscapes of tissues at single-cell resolution. However, FFPE-preserved samples—common in clinical and archival biobanks—have historically posed significant limitations due to RNA degradation and crosslinking. In this webinar, we bring together two experts to explore how Vizgen’s groundbreaking MERFISH 2.0 chemistry and the MERSCOPE Ultra™ Platform are redefining the possibilities of spatial genomics across both technical and translational research.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the challenges of spatial transcriptomics in FFPE tissues and how MERFISH 2.0 overcomes degraded RNA and sample fragmentation.
• Explore the technical innovations of MERFISH 2.0 chemistry and sample prep, including how it enables profiling of up to 1,000 genes in tissue sections up to 3 cm².
• Discover real-world applications of MERFISH 2.0 on the MERSCOPE Ultra™ Platform, and how it empowers spatial genomics using clinical and archived tissue samples for translational research.

Join us to learn how cutting-edge spatial technology from Vizgen is unlocking the potential of previously inaccessible tissue samples and catalyzing breakthroughs in both basic science and translational medicine.

Speakers:
Alex Genshaft
Product Manager for Reagents & Consumables, Vizgen Inc.

Mark Watson
Margaret Gladys Smith Professor in Pathology and Immunology, WashU Medicine

Discover how the MARS® platform is redefining cell separation with unmatched precision and flexibility. In this webinar, Dr. Liping Yu will showcase how MARS enables high-quality, label-free or antibody-based isolation from complex samples—streamlining workflows from discovery to cell therapy. Whether you're working with rare cells, nuclei, or challenging tissues, MARS delivers consistency where it matters most. Don’t miss this chance to explore next-generation cell separation.

Speaker:
Dr. Liping Yu
VP, Application
Applied Cells

We want to welcome you to a new webinar series! Getting started with NGPS™ will be kicking off in June, led by Quantum-Si's wonderful team of protein sequencing experts. Let's get back to the basics and learn how Platinum® Pro achieves single-molecule resolution precision and what the workflow will look like once you get it into your lab. 

We encourage all to attend! Those who are just getting started with NGPS or those who are just beginning to introduce proteomics in their lab. 

This is a must see webinar for anyone interested in learning about how NGPS can enhance their research.

Speakers:
Deborah Decrop, PhD
Senior Field Application Scientist (Channel Partners)
Quantum-Si

Richard Broadhead, PhD
Senior Field Application Scientist
Quantum-Si

In this webinar, experts from both academia and industry share real-world approaches to quality control in single-cell and nucleus workflows, a critical step for ensuring the success of downstream applications such as single-cell RNA sequencing and multiomics analysis.

The expert speakers will show how the LUNA-FX7™ automated cell counter enables accurate and reproducible QC, even in challenging samples with high debris levels or low yield. Through advanced imaging and algorithm-based classification, you will see how the FX7 supports reliable assessment of nuclei and cell concentration and viability – with data from a range of sample types including fresh, frozen, fixed, and FFPE preparations.

Key learning objectives:

• Explore real-world applications for improving sample quality in single-cell and nuclei workflows.
• Gain insights into accurate assessment of sample concentration and viability using the LUNA-FX7™ automated cell counter.
• Learn practical approaches for handling challenging samples such as fixed and FFPE preparations.

Speakers:
Dr. Christian Urban
Spatial and Single Cell Sequencing Coordinator, Functional Genomics Center Zurich (FGCZ)

Andreas Stortz
Scientist, Singleron Biotechnologies

Seongwan Jo
Logos Biosystems

It is our pleasure to welcome you to the Swiss Proteomics Meeting 2025!

Stop by at our booth and don't miss our talk about Quantum-Si's Next-Gen Sequencing Platform.

This symposium will cover genetic, epigenetic, molecular and cellular aspects of the nervous system, including its development and age-related diseases.

The focus will be the integration of extensive multimodal datasets, facilitating the construction of accurate functional models of the healthy and diseased brain. The meeting is destined to ignite new partnerships and to blend diverse research domains to enable translational breakthroughs.

We are looking forward to seeing you at our booth!

This symposium is directed to scientists of all stages of their scientific growth, from early-stage researchers to Principal Investigators, who see in the omics the key technology to understand and achieve tissue regeneration.

TEDD (Tissue Engineering for Drug Development and Substance Testing) is an education, R&D and networking platform promoting the application of 3D organotypic technologies, with the core goal of replacing animal experimentation for therapies development. Based in Switzerland, TEDD is one of its kind in Europe focused on 3D for 3Rs.

Don't hesitate to stop by at our booth!

Immune responses lie at the heart of almost every aspect of human health, including host responses to infection, autoimmunity, cancer, metabolism and aging.

The goal of this meeting is to bring together established experts, emerging leaders and early career trainees to highlight and disseminate the most recent advances in this field. The aim is to foster a creative and collaborative debate that will lead to new insights and models about the biology of tissue lymphocytes and how they can be targeted to prevent and treat human disease.

Join us for four days of outstanding presentations on the latest findings from the cancer research community, where scientists, clinicians and researchers gather to share the latest advances in cancer science and medicine. From cancer biology, translational, and clinical studies; to immunotherapy and computational bioengineering; the ISREC-SCCL Symposium highlights the work of the best, as well as up and coming scientists in cancer research from institutions all over the world.

It is our pleasure to invite you to the Swiss Physiology Meeting 2025, covering all aspects of physiology research performed in Switzerland.!

Do not miss this opportunity and stop by at our booth.

The largest meeting place for chemical and life science industry in Switzerland.

Visitors can look forward to highlights such as the Conference, the Startup Area, the Future of Life Science Area, the Speakers Corner and the special shows Pharma Logistics Days and Job Connect. With the ‘Women in Life Science’ format, Ilmac 2025 offers women in the industry an exclusive platform. On the first evening, a big party will be held in the Bambusnest to celebrate Ilmac's 66th anniversary.

Simply stop by at our booth in order to get some refreshments and learn about the latest innovations in life science research.