SciLifeLab Science Summit 2024: Spatial Biology

SciLifeLab is an academic center for life sciences. SciLifeLab was established in 2010 jointly by the four founding universities: Karolinska Institutet, KTH, Stockholm University, and Uppsala University. In 2013, SciLifeLab was designated as a national research infrastructure and today operates at most of the major Swedish universities.
Spatial Biology is an emerging field driven by recent advances in Spatial Omics technologies. The aim of the summit is to present the spatial omics capabilities at SciLifeLab, and examples of uses of such methods to address various research areas in Life Science. A lot of pioneering work in Spatial Biology originates from researchers associated with SciLifeLab, and we hope to inspire more researchers to explore this approach and to join this growing spatial community.

We warmly welcome everyone interested in omics to attend this free event. The conference also offers fantastic opportunities for networking and discussions with top academic researchers and industry leaders in spatial omics technology.

Put your research forward and submit an abstract for the poster session. A poster jury will select a few young researchers for the opportunity of a Flash Talk and nominate a (1) Best Poster Award. Deadline to submit a poster is September 13.

Confirmed speakers: 

Mats Nilsson, Stockholm University, Per Andrén, Uppsala University, Charlotte Stadler, KTH, Stefania Giacomello, KTH, Gonçalo Castelo-Branco, KI, Arutha Kulasinghe, The University of Queensland, Australia, Cecilia Lindskog, Uppsala University, Jeffrey Spraggins, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, USA, Joakim Lundeberg, KTH, Carolina Wählby, Uppsala University, Katarina Tiklova, Stockholm University, Anna Nilsson, Uppsala University

Spatial Biology - The 2024 SciLifeLab Science Summit