In this webinar Prof. Sandro Santagata, will reveal how Orion high-plex imaging and the use of this data, is valuable to identify cell lineages and states (molecular phenotypes) and map their spatial organization and interactions at different scales.

The BioFlux system give you the ability to introduce physiological shear flow to your research and drug discovery experiments, effectively emulating in vivo conditions for Platelet Biology and Vascular Pharmacology studies.

The powerful, new LS850 Microscope is the latest generation of our fully automated three-channel flagship model and offers the latest advances in optics, cameras, throughput, and user flexibility.

Unlike flow cytometers, the CellVoyager CQ1 confocal quantitative image cytometer does not require pretreatment such as detachment, and can easily perform 3D analysis and time-lapse 3D analysis of cell aggregates such as spheroids.

As the Cell and Gene therapy space expands rapidly, highly sophisticated technologies and instrumentation are required to satisfy assay demands. Agilent is dedicated to help CGT researchers by providing an array of next-gen cell analysis solutions.

Enjoy this recorded webinar to learn how the Orion spatial biology imaging platform was used to identify prognostic signatures of colorectal cancer in a Nature hosted webinar, presented by Dr. Peter Sorger of Harvard Medical School

Samples with high autofluorescence (AF) can be difficult to resolve with conventional flow cytometry, especially if markers are dim or when evaluating rare populations. Cytek’s full spectrum instruments enable the detection and identification of AF.

In this webinar, Dr. McArdle describes how multiplex immunostaining is a key method for understanding spatial context of the tissue microenvironment and the statistical quantification of cells. She also presents examples of her open-source software

In this webinar, Sebastien Clerc, PM in Cellenion, presents technologies Cellen ONE and Sphero ONE