Spatial Sessions Roadshow

Location: Basement Seminar Room, Johnston Cancer Research Centre, Queen’s University Belfast

Host: Stephanie Craig, Ph.D., Queen’s University Belfast

Seminar focus:

• COMET™ spatial biology platform overview
• Same-sections spatial multiomics method with RNAscope™
• Applications of spatial omics in I-O

Presentations:

• The interplay between tumour budding and its microenvironmental niche in colorectal cancer
  Phimmada (C) Hatthakarnkul, Ph.D., University of Glasgow
• Pretty isn’t functional: How same-section multiomics can solve a modern dilemma
  Stephanie Craig, Ph.D., Queen’s University Belfast
• Accelerating spatial multiomics with COMET™
  Ben Morgan, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• Characterize more with multiomic insights: visualize RNA and protein together
  Jack Hunter, ACD
• Interactive COMET™ Workflow Session – Hands-on demonstration of the COMET™ platform
  Müge Akpinar, Ph.D., Lunaphore

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Location: Lecture hall 23, Virchowweg 14, Charité 

Seminar focus:

• Enhancing understanding of autoimmune diseases through same-section multiomics approach
• Leveraging multiplex imaging for exploration of complex disease mechanisms
• Getting started with Spatial Biology – Hands-on demonstration of the COMET™ workflow, including panel design
• Introduction to reliable and reproducible RNA detection with RNAscope™ technology
• Highlighting approaches to multiplex image analysis

Presentations:

• Disease-relevant CD4+ T cells in rheumatoid arthritis
  Johan Verhagen, Ph.D., Charité DRFZ
• Spatial Insights of Sjogren’s Disease
  Saba Nayar, Ph.D., University of Birmingham 
• Accelerating spatial multiomics with COMET™
  Bastian Nicolai, M.Sc., Lunaphore
• Expand your Multiomic Capabilities with RNAscope™
  Jacqueline Ay, ACD
• Interactive COMET™ Workflow Session – Hands-on demonstration of the COMET™ platform
  Müge Akpinar, Ph.D., Lunaphore

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Location: 340A Konferencerum, Skou Building, Aarhus University 

Host: Lasse Kristensen, Ph.D. Associate Professor Aarhus University and Lei Cheng, Ph.D., CellX facility manager

Seminar focus:

• COMET™ spatial biology platform overview
• Same-sections spatial multiomics with RNAscope™
• Application of Spatial Omics in Immuno-Oncology

Presentations:

• Exploring Spatial Multiomics on the COMET™
  David Nittner, Ph.D.,  KU Leuven
• From first steps to full run with RNAscope™ HiPlex Pro on COMET™
  Jonathan Chui, Ph.D., KU Leuven
• Spatial expression patterns of the circular RNA ciRS-7 in the tumor microenvironment of colon cancer
  Lasse Sommer Kristensen, Ph.D., Aarhus University
  Thea Petersen Paasch, Aarhus University
• Accelerating spatial biology with COMET™
  Ronald Pouyo, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• Expand your Multiomic Capabilities with RNAscope™
  Romain Lebail, Ph.D., Advanced Cell Diagnostics

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Location: Conference room (ground floor), Paris Centre de Recherche Cardiovasculaire (PARCC) – INSERM – Université Paris Cité

Host: Corine Lesaffre, Ph.D., Head of the Histology and tissue Imaging Platform (PH2I)

Seminar focus:

• COMET™ spatial biology platform overview
• Same-sections spatial multiomics with RNAscope™
• Application of Spatial Omics

Presentations:

• Accelerating spatial biology with COMET™
  Clément Chevalier, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• Expand your Multiomic Capabilities with RNAscope™
  Ludovic Arnold, Advanced Cell Diagnostics
• More speakers announced soon!

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Location: Hörsaal U1.101, Biozentrum, Basel University

Host: Oliver Biehlmaier, Ph.D., Head of the Imaging Core Facility, Biozentrum, University Basel, Switzerland

Seminar focus:

• Spatial Proteomics and Multiomics in Practice – Insights and discoveries from COMET™ users on integrated RNA and protein analyses within tissue sections.
• Introduction to Image Analysis for multiomics – translating complex spatial data into biologically meaningful insights.
• Hands-on COMET™ Workflow Demonstration – Guided exploration of the COMET™ system and HORIZON™ software

Presentations:

• Screening for Tumor Microtube–Targeting Drugs Identifies PKC Modulators as Multipotent Inhibitors of Glioblastoma Progression
  Daniel Azorin, Ph.D., Moor Lab, ETH Zürich
• Talk by
  Dominik Kylies, M.D., UK Hamburg
• Brainstem building blocks to generate complex forelimb movements
  Laura Vrijbloed, FMI Basel
• Accelerating spatial biology with COMET™
  Alexander Jurkowitsch, Lunaphore
• Expand your Multiomic Capabilities with RNAscope™
  Asmita Pant, Ph.D., Advanced Cell Diagnostics
• HORIZON™ deep-dive 
  Sonia Leonardelli, Ph.D., Lunaphore

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Location: Coral–Gold–Platinum Room, Building 13, 3rd floor, IEO campus

Hosts:
Simona Rodighiero, Ph.D., Imaging Unit director
Mario Romolo Faretta, Ph.D., Imaging Development Unit Director

Seminar focus:

• Enhancing understanding of autoimmune diseases through same-section multiomics approach
• Leveraging multiplex imaging for exploration of complex disease mechanisms
• Getting started with Spatial Biology – Hands-on demonstration of the COMET™ workflow, including panel design
• Introduction to reliable and reproducible RNA detection with RNAscope™ technology
• Highlighting approaches to multiplex image analysis

Presentations:

• Accelerating spatial multiomics with COMET™
  Anna Laura Calvanese, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• HORIZON™ software deep-dive
  Sonia Leonardelli, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• Expand your Multiomic Capabilities with RNAscope™
  Euplio Visco, Advanced Cell Diagnostics
• More speakers announced soon!

Please note that all participants external to EIO need to register minimum 48H prior to the event.

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Location: Boat Room, FILMQUARTIER, Schönbrunner Str. 31

Host: Barbara Schädl, Mag., Head of Core Facility HABIT, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute 

Seminar focus:

• Exploring Spatial Proteomics and Multiomics – Learn from COMET™ users how integrated RNA and protein analyses reveal new insights within tissue architecture
• Foundations of Multiomics Image Analysis – Discover how spatial data can be translated into meaningful biological interpretations
• Interactive COMET™ Workflow Session – Hands-on demonstration of the COMET™ platform

Presentations:

• In vivo CRISPR perturbation and spatial cell mapping of colorectal tumors
  Szu-Hsien (Sam) Wu, Ph.D., ETH Zürich
• Exploring Spatial Multiomics on the COMET™
  David Nittner, Ph.D.,  KU Leuven
• Accelerating spatial biology with COMET™
  Müge Akpinar, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• HORIZON™ software deep-dive
  Sonia Leonardelli, Ph.D., Lunaphore
• More speakers announced soon!

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Location: CRUK Auditorium, CRUK Cambridge

Host: Jo Mitchell, Ph.D., Histopathology Core Facility Manager, CRUK Cambridge

Seminar focus:

• Exploring Spatial Proteomics and Multiomics – Learn from COMET users how integrated RNA and protein analyses reveal new insights within tissue architecture
• Foundations of Multiomics Image Analysis – Discover how spatial data can be translated into meaningful biological interpretations
• Interactive COMET Workflow Session – Hands-on demonstration of the COMET platform

Presentations:

• COMET™ research project presented by
  CRUK Cambridge
• Spatial Insights of Sjogren’s Disease
  Saba Nayar, Ph.D.,  University of Birmingham 
• Accelerating spatial biology with COMET™
  Ben Morgan , Ph.D., Lunaphore
• Expand your Multiomic Capabilities with RNAscope™
  Sarah Drewery, Advanced Cell Diagnostics
• HORIZON™ software deep-dive
  Sonia Leonardelli, Ph.D., Lunaphore

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Location: Lecture Hall K-01-084, CZ 4, R762, building 01

Host: Marjolin Hameetman, Ph.D., Operational Manager and Tamar Tak, Ph.D., Director Flow cytometry Core Facility (FCF), Leiden University Medical Center

Seminar focus:

• COMET™ spatial biology platform overview
• Same-sections spatial multiomics with RNAscope 
• Technical dive on panel development and Image Analysis on Horizon™

Presentations:

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