Another interesting talk by Lin Lin from Aarhus University on 'Mapping the molecular and cellular landscape in tissue repair/regeneration using spatial transcriptomics'. #DKsc24

Great talk by Maria Colome from Helmholtz Munich, on 'Single cell and single molecule computational epigenomics', highlighting the depth of ATAC-seq technology and perspectives. 🧬

We started the second day of the 4th Danish single-cell symposium with the talk 'From DNA Nanotechnology to biomedical insight: Towards single-molecule spatial omics' by Ralf Jungmann from LMU Munich.

Revising the complexity of metabolic cycles in the talk 'Spatial single cell metabolomics in kidney repair' by Ton Rabelink from Leiden University.

Fantastic talk by kuba sędziński where his group tracks cell fate in time and space. #DKsc24

Exciting talk by Carolina Wählby on 'Spatial (transcript)omics – a joint mapping of tissue function and architecture' from Uppsala University inspired the audience on multiple approaches to quantitative imaging. 📊🔬

Cool research stories shared by Sean Bendall from Standard University in the talk 'Bottom-Up Organization of Single Cell Human Systems'. Super energetic talk!

Our last invited speaker of the 4th Danish single-cell symposium is Jesper Olsen JesperOlsenLab, highlighting his expertise in proteomics in the talk 'Deep single-cell proteomics by mass spectrometry'.

Fantastic! 🧬

🚀 Exciting news! Our lab is thrilled to be attending #FENS2024 this year! 🧠 Check out the attached schedule to catch all our talks and poster presentations. See you there!

Great experience to chair/share the symposium with Aya Ito-Ishida, Carl Sellgren and Jetro Tuulari where we provided insights on addressing developmental trajectories in psychiatric disorders from basic to epidemiological studies using a variety of models. #FENS2024 🐀🧠

We are delighted to present our newest research tool, BirthSeq, in @Development! Now you can sequence, locate and analyze cells according to their embryonic birthdate. This method was tested in birds 🐣🐁and mice, and its potentially useful in any vertebrate species and organs!

Prof Konstantin will discuss the application of single cell and spatial omics in translational research during the Emerging Tech Workshop at ARDD2024 on August 26th.🧬 Promising sessions of bridging basic and translational researches leveraging to drug discovery.💊 #ARDD2024

Kokhos lab's annual retreat is about to kickoff. No one except the organizers know where we're headed to!