Single-cell Multi-omics for Immuno-oncology – Prof. Fan RongWatch nowProf. Fan Rong, the Harold Hodgkinson Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Pathology at Yale University, has been driving single-cell innovation since 2006.With expertise in single-cell secretomics, multi-omics, and spatial technologies, Prof. Fan has a wealth of knowledge and expertise to share. In his talk, Prof. Fan will present single-cell multi-omic analysis from pediatric ALL CAR T trials, shedding light on CAR T cell longevity and its implications for immuno-oncology. Don’t miss out on: Exploring the use of single-cell multi-omics in immuno-oncologyLearning about insights from a large single cell dataset from more than 80 patients in a CAR T ALL trial.Discovering the role of type-2 immune functionality in CAR T therapy This event is hosted by National Cancer Centre Singapore.This might interest you as well BlogUnlocking the Power of Precision Medicine: An Introduction to CAR-T Single Cell Analysis More info PublicationIL-10-expressing CAR-T cells resist dysfunction and mediate durable clearance of solid tumors and metastases More infoCheck out our latest webinars Learn more Beyond Standard Single Cell Sequencing: Adding a New Dimension to Biological Discovery Standard single cell RNA sequencing is a powerful starting point in life science research, but it only tells part of the story. In this webinar,… Read more A translational study to understand sleep and cardiometabolic health during Ramadan Ramadan fasting brings profound changes to daily routines, including sleep timing, meal patterns, and physical activity, yet its effects on cardiometabolic health remain incompletely understood…. Read more Podcast: How to find the T cells that matter What if your next routine blood draw could provide a complete “immune passport”—revealing every vaccine you’ve ever had, every disease you’re currently fighting, and exactly… Read more
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