Advancing Spatial Transcriptomics with Stereo-seq
About this session
Curious about what spatial genomics can reveal about your research?
Join us for a session with Tomer Granot, Ph.D. to explore how Stereo-seq is enabling researchers to see biology in a new dimension by connecting gene expression with its spatial context within tissues.
In this educational session, you’ll discover how high-resolution spatial transcriptomics and multi-omics can help uncover cellular interactions, tissue organization, and biological mechanisms that may be difficult to capture with conventional sequencing approaches.
From cancer and immunology to neuroscience and developmental biology, see how spatial genomics is expanding the possibilities of modern research and opening new paths to biological discovery.
Bring your questions, your research ideas, and your appetite! Light refreshments will be provided.
Date
Thur 15 October 2026
Time
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Location
VEC 1302
(Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center, Room 1302)
Host
Columbia University Fall 2026 Series
Speaker
Tomer Granot, Account Executive at MGI US, works closely with research teams adopting Stereo-seq and MGI’s spatial multi-omics platforms — and will stay after the talk to answer questions about how the technology could fit your own work.
Seating is limited. Register below and we’ll follow up with a calendar invite ahead of October 15.
By registering you’ll receive a small number of event-related emails from MGI — we won’t share your details outside the event team.
