Global Engage is pleased to announce the inaugural ISBC will take place on the 21-22 September in The Hague.

The field of spatial biology is progressing rapidly and has already contributed to novel insights into cancer, neuroscience, infectious disease and many more. Technological advances have transformed our ability to assess cellular heterogeneity and determine the point of occurrence. Researchers can now better visualise the disease microenvironment by generating a comprehensive picture of gene or protein expression. This helps us gain a deeper understanding of molecular biology and the mechanisms driving the diseases.

With over 30 presentations, this congress will discuss the utilisation of spatial technologies and research by pharma and research institutions. This event will bring together scientists to focus on the potential and implication of three-dimensional genome organization in the various organisms, tissues and cell states.