Joins us for an exciting seminar where you will hear about several use cases of the Visium and Xenium spatial platforms, including various applications in neurobiology and diseases.
The vast complexities of neurobiology require approaches to build a complete picture, starting from single cells to tissues and beyond. We will review single cell, spatial, and in situ innovative spatial transcriptomics that fuel scientific discoveries and drive exponential progress. Unravel highly complex biological systems, while bringing into focus the details that matter most.
Speaker : Vassilis PACHNIS, Francis Crick Institute.
"Enteric nervous systems lineages in time and in space"
Speaker : Ariel LEVINE, National Institutes of Health (NIH)
"How to build the spinal cord"
Speaker : Christian MAYER, Max Planck Institut for Biological Intelligence.
"Origins of Inhibitory Neuron Identity in the Developing Forebrain"
Speaker : Blanca DIAZ-CASTRO, Group Leader - UK Dementia research Institute - The University of Edunburgh.
"Molecular alterations of the vasculature-astrocyte interactions in dementia"
Speaker : Lucas PARRA, The city college of the city university of New York center for discovery and innovation
"Narratives resonate in the internal brain-body dynamic"