November 14–18
Washington D.C.
Booth #1823
Transform Neural Complexity to Translational Insight at SfN 2026
Visit Bio-Techne Spatial at Booth #1823 to see how RNAscope™ and COMET™ work together to resolve cellular diversity in the brain. Co-detect RNA and protein on the same section, map neuroimmune interactions across the tissue microenvironment, and get more from every precious brain sample, from discovery through translation.
Transform Neural Complexity to Translational Insight
Powered by RNAscope™ and COMET™
- Preserve spatial context: Co-detect RNA and protein to resolve cellular diversity and cell-cell interactions across the neural microenvironment.
- Uncover disease mechanisms: Identify the molecular drivers of neurodegenerative and neuroinflammatory disease.
- Build translational confidence: Advance discoveries with a fully automated, reproducible workflow.
BaseScope™ Duplex Fluorescent Assay for Automated Spatial Detection
Now available in a manual fluorescent duplex format, BaseScope™ lets you visualize short targets, exon junctions and splice variants with single-cell resolution in tissue. See it in action at our Saturday poster on dystrophin isoform detection, or stop by Booth #1823 to learn more.
Visit Us in the Poster Hall
November 14
Poster Presentation
1–5 PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR039: Gene, Protein, or Cell Based Approaches
Speaker
Sonali Deshpande, Ph.D.
Manager, Research & Development
Bio-Techne Spatial
November 18
Poster Presentations
8 AM–12 PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR309: ALS and Motor Neuron Diseases: Human Genetics, Cellular Mechanisms, and Animal Models
Speaker
Maria-Giuseppina Procopio
Bio-Techne Spatial
1–5PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR358: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms in Multiple Sclerosis and Other Demyelinating Diseases
Speaker
Sukhbir Lulla
Bio-Techne Spatial
1–5PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR350: Alzheimer’s Disease: Metabolomics, Proteomics, and Multi-Omics
Speaker
Joanna Kowal, Ph.D.
Senior Scientific Affairs Manager
Bio-Techne Spatial
Joanna completed her Master's degree in biotechnology from Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. Afterwards she joined Institut Curie, Paris, France, where she developed a proteomic cartography of extracellular vesicles in the frame of her Ph.D. research project. She obtained a Ph.D. degree from Université Paris Descartes in 2016. During her postdoctoral training at the University of Lausanne, Joanna interrogated the interactions within the tumor microenvironment with a focus on crosstalk between immune and malignant cells in the context of primary brain tumors. She joined Lunaphore in 2020 and since then works on bringing spatial biology to every laboratory.
November 14
Poster Presentation
1–5 PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR039: Gene, Protein, or Cell Based Approaches
Speaker
Sonali Deshpande, Ph.D.
Manager, Research & Development
Bio-Techne Spatial
November 18
Poster Presentations
8 AM–12 PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR309: ALS and Motor Neuron Diseases: Human Genetics, Cellular Mechanisms, and Animal Models
Speaker
Maria-Giuseppina Procopio
Bio-Techne Spatial
1–5PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR358: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms in Multiple Sclerosis and Other Demyelinating Diseases
Speaker
Sukhbir Lulla
Bio-Techne Spatial
1–5PM EST
Poster Hall, board [board number TBD]
PSTR350: Alzheimer’s Disease: Metabolomics, Proteomics, and Multi-Omics
Speaker
Joanna Kowal, Ph.D.
Senior Scientific Affairs Manager
Bio-Techne Spatial
Join Bio-Techne Spatial and Leica Biosystems
Join Leica Biosystems and Bio-Techne Spatial as we celebrate neuroscience research during SFN 2026. You will have the opportunity to connect with colleagues, view posters, and hear about our latest innovations while enjoying premium food and beverage.
Date & time: Monday, November 16, 7–10 PM ET
Location: City Tap Penn Quarter
Address: 901 9th Street NW, Washington DC 20001