Choosing the Right Single-Cell and Spatial Technology for Your Research Question

16:35 - 18:05 on Day 1, Wednesday 29th January in the Single-Cell and Spatial Dome

The roundtable session aims to provide researchers, from early-career scientists to professionals, with the guidance and knowledge necessary to choose the most appropriate technologies for their research questions. This session will focus on the rapidly evolving fields of single-cell and spatial biology, which are revolutionizing our understanding of cellular heterogeneity and tissue architecture.

If you have a valid Festival ticket you can turn up for this session, there's no need to sign up in advance.

Key Takeaways

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  1. Align Technology with Your Research Question
  2. Consider Trade-offs (i.e. Resolution, Throughput and Cost)
  3. Evaluate Compatibility with Existing Workflows and Data Analysis Tools
  4. Stay Informed About Emerging Technologies and Trends

Roundtable Leaders

Maria Greco

Single Cell Facility Manager, MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine

University of Oxford

Owen Rackham

Associate Professor in Systems Biology

University of Southampton

Gordon Beattie

Research Fellow

University College London

Register your interest in this roundtable below, or simply turn up on the day. Roundtable spaces are first-come-first-served, so we recommend signing up before Monday 27th January.

You must hold a valid Festival ticket to attend this roundtable discussion.