2026 Multiomics Showcase

Screens tell you which perturbation matters. Tissue reveals how cells are organized and interact in their native context. But the "why" often gets lost between separate assays, separate instruments, and separate datasets.

What if a single experiment could tell you the whole story? That's the focus of the Multiomics Showcase. Join us to hear from researchers who are already doing it with same-cell and in-tissue multiomics on AVITI24™. They'll share how they explain CRISPR and compound screening hits, map expressed variants to their exact location in tissue and get from observation to mechanism faster. Expect real data, real biological stories, and a deeper look at upcoming tissue capabilities.

Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.

speakers:

Shared regulators, divergent responses: how protein localization shapes cell

Emma Lundberg, PhD Associate Professor of Bioengineering and of Pathology Stanford University

Pooled CRISPRi screening with multiomic readouts across microglial activation states

Nora Papai, PhD Team Leader bit.bio discovery

Tracking therapy response in CALR-mutant myelofibrosis

Jeetayu Biswas, MD, PhD Hematology and Oncology Fellow  MSKCC

Increasing the scalability of perturbations in fibroblasts using optical pooled screening

Deirdre O'Sullivan Graduate Student, Thomas Norman Lab  MSKCC

Cytos for multiomic cell screening

Tyler Lopez, PhD Associate Director, Biochemistry Element Biosciences

Spatial variant detection using Direct In Sample Sequencing

Vivian Dien, PhD Associate Director, Biochemistry Element Biosciences