Over two inspiring days, you’ll dive into the latest breakthroughs in in situ hybridisation and spatial omics—fields that are reshaping how we explore cellular architecture, gene expression, and tissue microenvironments. Join for what promises to be an energising and insightful event bringing together leaders, innovators, and emerging voices across spatial biology.
This year’s programme features four themed sessions:
Advancing In Situ Hybridisation Technologies
ISH in Disease Diagnostics and Therapeutics
3D Models and ISH in Complex Biological Systems
The Future of Spatial Biology: Integrating ISH with Multiomics and AI
Outstanding international lineup of speakers includes:
Prof Long Cai – Caltech, California
Prof Rong Fan – Yale University
Prof Ilan Davis – University of Glasgow
Dr Ryan MacDonald – University College London
Prof Brian Beliveau – University of Washington
Prof Susan Bullman – MD Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston
Dr Raza Ali – CRUK Cambridge Institute
Dr Boye Schnack Nielsen – Bioneer, DK
Dr Madeline Lancaster – University of Cambridge
Dr Richard Tyser – University of Cambridge
Prof Hernan Garcia – Berkeley, California
Prof John Le Quesne – University of Glasgow
Dr Thomas Walter – Mines Paris, Institut Curie
Dr Dario Bressan – CRUK Cambridge Institute
There is an optional conference dinner at Homerton College (£55) for those who’d like to continue the discussion over a relaxed evening meal.
