- Dates
- Wednesday 4 and Thursday 5 November 2026
- Sessions
- Three, the first at 22h30 IST
- Where
- Online
- Hosted by
- Element Biosciences
Four things to take away.
Turn a screening hit into a story you can act on
How researchers use Cytos™ to capture guide RNA, transcriptome, protein and morphology from the same cell.
See where variants live in tissue
An early look at upcoming spatial capabilities that detect expressed variants and type cells directly in tissue, linking genotype to its place in the tissue microenvironment.
Get from observation to mechanism
How researchers explain CRISPR and compound screening hits and map expressed variants to their exact location in tissue, shown with real data.
Hear what is working in real labs
Customer researchers share their results and where they are taking their work next.
Three sessions, in Indian time.
- 22h30 IST Wednesday 4 November 09h00 Pacific, 12h00 Eastern
- 06h30 IST Thursday 5 November 09h00 Singapore
- 18h30 IST Thursday 5 November 14h00 Central European
Researchers using it, and the Element scientists behind it.
Emma Lundberg, PhD
Associate Professor of Bioengineering and Pathology
Stanford University
TalkUnderstanding divergent cellular responses through integrated multiomics
Nora Papai, PhD
Team Leader
bit.bio discovery
TalkTracing microglial activation back to its genetic drivers with optical pooled screening
Jeetayu Biswas, MD, PhD
Oncology Fellow
MSKCC
TalkDirect in situ sequencing of cell types and variants in archival patient samples
Deirdre O’Sullivan
Graduate Student, Thomas Norman Lab
MSKCC
TalkIncreasing the scalability of perturbations in fibroblasts using optical pooled screening
Tyler Lopez, PhD
Associate Director, Biochemistry
Element Biosciences
TalkCytos™ for multiomic cell screening
Vivian Dien, PhD and Ben Krajacich, PhD
Associate Director, Biochemistry, and Senior Staff Scientist, Applications
Element Biosciences
TalkSpatial variant detection using Direct In Sample Sequencing
Speakers' views are their own. Element Biosciences products are for Research Use Only and not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Multiomics Showcase 2026 4 and 5 November
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