Biomarkers – Webinars and Online Events

This webinar explores the precision and correlation of leading large-scale proteomic platforms, providing essential insights for human plasma proteome profiling.

This webinar explores a microfluidics approach to quantify AMP gene expression, providing insights into potential biomarkers for early disease detection and improved treatment strategies.

Learn about the latest research in spatial biology and its applications. From understanding the mechanisms of infectious disease to early diagnostics and therapeutics, hear the outstanding advancements in the field.

Recent technological progress has allowed biologists to measure an unprecedented number of these molecules throughout an organism, providing unique insights into the physiological and pathological conditions of cells and organs, including the aging

Clinical blood analysis is crucial for monitoring health and diagnosing diseases, with blood-based biomarkers playing a key role.

Hear about the latest advancements in translational proteomics and metabolomics. From the molecular mechanisms of disease pathology to the latest technological developments in diagnostics and treatment.

In this webinar, you’ll hear from Christof Lenz, PhD, about the importance of analyzing tissue samples in biomedical proteomics, particularly for understanding the molecular basis of cardiac diseases. Our second speaker, Greg Potts, PhD, will showcase how chemoproteomics, in combination with data-independent acquisition, speeds up drug discovery.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how integrating proteomics with systems biology sheds light on the complexities of AD pathology.

In this webinar, you’ll hear how one of the largest multiomics observational studies to date has revealed lung cancer biomarkers from the blood plasma proteome. Our expert speakers will discuss how the research sheds new light on early-stage lung cancer diagnostics and clinical outcomes and showcase how multiomics approaches are key for characterizing complex diseases.

Human blood plasma contains thousands of distinct lipid species. These lipids can provide new insights into health and disease, with lipidomic profiling revealing new biomarkers for various conditions and being used to monitor the efficacy of treatments.