Event

Single Cell Analysis Symposium

Single cell analysis is an emergent area of research that offers powerful new approaches to understand how individual cells in the same tissue differ and how that variability affects biological function. Single cell analysis is revolutionizing our understanding of cells and their dynamics. Join us for a day of presentations on cutting edge research by leading investigators in single cell analysis.

Register here for this free, day-long scientific symposium.

Confirmed Speakers:

Nancy Allbritton, MD, PhD

Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering

University of North Carolina/North Carolina State University

Helen M. Blau, PhD

Department of Microbiology & Immunology and Stem Cell Institute

Stanford University

Chi Van Dang, MD, PhD

Abramson Cancer Center

University of Pennsylvania

Jim Eberwine, PhD

Pharmacology and Penn Genome Frontiers Institute

University of Pennsylvania

Junhyong Kim, PhD

Biology and Penn Genome Frontiers Institute

University of Pennsylvania

Chris B. Murray, PhD

Chemistry and Materials Science & Engineering

University of Pennsylvania

Garry P. Nolan, PhD

Microbiology & Immunology

Stanford University

Arjun Raj, PhD

Bioengineering

University of Pennsylvania

Sherman M. Weissman, MD

Genetics

Yale University

Questions can be direct to events@genomics.upenn.edu

Organized by the Penn Genome Frontiers Institute at the University of Pennsylvania.

Sponsored by: Life Technologies, Takara-Clontech, IBM, NanoString Technologies, and Illumina