Modern Flow Core Facilities: Advancing Cell Sorting Strategies

Modern Flow Core Facilities: Advancing Cell Sorting Strategies Flow core facilities are under growing pressure to support fragile cells, rare populations, and advanced applications such as single-cell multiomics and cell therapy workflows, all while meeting rising expectations for sterility and reproducibility. This webinar brings together US and European core leaders to explore how evolving cell sorting approaches can address these demands. Attendees will gain practical insights into balancing cell viability, safety and performance, evaluating different sorting technologies and implementing scalable, sterile workflows that support both research and translational applications across modern shared resource laboratories. Attend this webinar to: Understand how closed, low pressure cell sorting approaches can support cell viability, sterility, and user safety Assess how gentle, closed sorting platforms can complement conventional droplet based sorters within shared resource facilities to support a broader range of user needs Identify appropriate applications and decision criteria for adopting gentle cell sorting approaches across basic research, translational studies, and advanced downstream assays Jodi L. Kroeger Core Laboratory Manager, Flow Cytometry Moffitt Cancer Center Gert Van Isterdael Head of Flow Core VIB Flow Core Ghent