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Single cell genomics has emerged as a revolutionary technology transforming nearly every field of biomedical research. This years Single Cell Genomics conference will bring together pioneers and experts in the field to host discussions and seek answers to critical questions that are arising.
Celebrate a decade of analyzing and understanding human development with this years’ From Stem Cells to Human Development meeting. From early cell fate choices in the human embryo to organ patterning and morphogenesis, the meeting will discuss progress and made as well as remaining challenges in the field.
Join us at the third Cambridge Lymphoma Biology International Symposium for discussions around lymphoma and CLL with top scientists and clinicians. You’ll see expert talks, interactive discussions, and poster presentations with a special focus on the lymphoma micro-environment.
Join international leaders for presentations on their latest findings in therapeutics, including immunotherapies, epigenetic mechanisms in tumor growth, and new screening approaches in 3D tumor models.
Join us for discussions on HCA Atlases and cell type annotation as we explore cross-tissue data integration and annotation strategies for incorporating spatial transcriptomics into future Atlas versions. Plus, sessions will be live-streamed and made available for all registrants. Visit us at booth #10!
Discover new ideas, share research, and network with fellow scientists at Neuroscience 2024. Find your Parse team at Booth #1405!
Join us for the Stockholm Single Cell Genomics 2024 Symposium for a day of engaging talks by experts in the field, exploring the latest technologies, and networking with peers.
The Brain Organoid Hub at Emory University is providing an immersive workshop to learn the ins and outs of brain organoid culture. This five day event will include lectures, hands-on cell culture training by experts, and practical demos of organoid assays and functional readouts.