Join us for two focused morning workshops exploring scalable genomics and spatial multiomics approaches. Space is limited, select the session you plan to attend below.

Low-pass whole-genome sequencing plus targeted capture: bridging genomic discovery and genetic selection in working dogs 

When: Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 8:00 AM
Where: Citrus Suite

As genomic selection expands, researchers need approaches that balance cost, scale, and resolution. Using working dog populations as a model, this workshop presents a dual-purpose strategy that integrates low-pass whole-genome sequencing with targeted hybrid capture to enable both genome-wide discovery and high-confidence genotyping at priority loci.

Acute depletion of the ASD-linked gene SETD5 in human stem cells using a high-plex spatial multi-omics platform

When: Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 8:00 AM
Where: Citrus Suite

Understanding the functional impact of ASD-associated genes requires precise control and high-resolution profiling. This workshop examines acute SETD5 depletion in human induced pluripotent stem cells using inducible protein degradation combined with high-plex spatial RNA and protein analysis.

Attendees will see how this approach reveals rapid transcriptional changes, cell cycle disruption, and mechanistic insights into neurodevelopmental biology.