Dear users, Nature Conferences are organising a free one-day event about Spatial Biology on 29th October ------------------ Methods for analyzing the biological complexities of tissues with single-cell and high spatial resolution have revolutionized the study of healthy tissues as well as our understanding of complex diseases like cancer. Among these so-called ‘omics strategies, spatially resolved transcriptomics and highly multiplexed tissue imaging have emerged as especially informative. By revealing the molecular properties of cells and their spatial arrangement and distribution, these approaches allow researchers to investigate complexity and organization at the cellular, tissue and organ scales, and to build reference atlases of individual tissues. This Technology Live event on Spatial Biology will cover key experimental and computational advances in this field as well as highlight the transformative nature of spatial ‘omics techniques for biological discovery. ------------------ [cid:ccf695b6-b3cc-4111-8653-aeedd062fb31] Registration here https://natureconferences.streamgo.live/spatial-biology/register All the best, David ---------------------------------------------------- David Gaboriau, PhD (Cantab), FRMS Microscopy Specialist - Facility for Imaging by Light Microscopy (FILM) Sir Alexander Fleming Building South Kensington Campus Imperial College London Exhibition Road London, SW7 2AZ SAF 4th floor, open space desk - FILM area +44 (0)20 7594 9793 d.gaboriau@imperial.ac.uk https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/d.gaboriau http://www.imperial.ac.uk/medicine/facility-for-imaging-by-light-microscopy/ https://www.imperial.ac.uk/Stories/light-fantastic/ ----------------------------------------------------