Multiomics – Webinars and Online Events

Design–build–test–learn (DBTL) cycles are commonly used in biotechnology and in natural product discovery as they provide a systemic and efficient framework for the metabolic engineering of microbes.

A novel platform that automates multiomics analyses of microbes could enable faster and better DBLT cycles for your research. In this webinar, the development and validation of the high-throughput, automated platform using model microbial organisms is described, as well as the recent work in applying the platform to cell factory and natural products engineering.

Map proteins, examine metabolic activity and dig deeper into cellular biology by adding spatial localization to your current methodologies. In this webinar, we’ll showcase this novel workflow, highlighting the benefits it can bring to your research.

Preclinical models are crucial to studying the association between molecular features of tumor cells and response to chemical perturbations. However, only a few predictors of drug responses have been successfully translated to clinical settings.

In this webinar, we host two speakers who will present diverse case studies that will illustrate how multiomics is being used to deepen our understanding of human biology.

The powerful combination of stem-cell derived organoids and single-cell multiomics is revolutionizing developmental cell biology.

To gain a more comprehensive view of complex disorders of the human brain, researchers need innovative technologies to discover new insights at the molecular, cellular and tissue levels.

Groundbreaking discoveries require innovative tools. Single-cell and spatial sequencing technologies have transformed our understanding of biology by letting us profile and visualize cell and tissue heterogeneity with powerful resolution.