Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s 4th Annual

Spatial Biology and Single-Cell Multiomics

Adding a New Dimension to Multiomic Analysis

March 11-12, 2025

Emerging technologies in spatial biology and single-cell analysis promise to enable better understanding of biological pathways, discovery of new biomarkers and drug targets, and more insightful translational research. Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s 4th Annual Spatial Biology and Single-Cell Multiomics meeting will explore the latest technologies and research in using spatial multiomics tools to uncover molecular insights in oncology, neurology, immunology, and more.

Coverage will include, but is not limited to:

Multiplexed imaging and spatial transcriptomics
Single-cell multiomics analysis
Spatial deconvolution of tissue and single-cell molecular imaging
Spatially resolved proteomics and multiomics techniques
Spatial biology for biomarker discovery in immuno-oncology
Spatial assays for translational research
Integrative analysis of expression and tissue data
Understanding viral host immune response
Biology of tumor immune microenvironment
Resolution of complex biological systems
Mapping tissue heterogeneity to subcellular discovery
Applications in oncology, neurology, immunology, etc.
Spatial profiling to characterize tissue microenvironment
Machine learning to interpret spatial profiling data
Identification of spatially variable genes (SVGs)
AI-powered imaging and digital pathology for spatial biology
Impact of single-cell and spatial biology on biomarker discovery

The deadline for priority consideration is September 13, 2024.

All proposals are subject to review by session chairpersons and/or the Scientific Advisory Committee to ensure the overall quality of the conference program. Additionally, as per Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s policy, a select number of vendors and consultants who provide products and services will be offered opportunities for podium presentation slots based on a variety of Corporate Sponsorships.

Opportunities for Participation: