Examining multiplexed immunochemistry in translational research and systems medicine

Tuesday, 21 March 2023, 12 noon Eastern, 9 a.m. Pacific, 4 p.m. UK (GMT), 5 p.m. Central Europe (CET)

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Overview

Spatial immunophenotyping and other applications of advanced multiplexed immunohistochemistry hold great potential to provide mechanistic insights and functionally relevant spatial information beyond quantitative evaluation of immune cell densities. This webinar’s focus is on applications of this emerging technology in the realm of clinical trials and retrospective analysis of clinical sample cohorts in the context of collaborative systems medicine projects. Based on examples from different disease areas, including cancer, chronic inflammatory bowel disease, and renal transplantation, the discussion will cover current perspectives for on spatial pattern recognition as well as caveats and technical limitations to be considered when multiplexing technologies are applied in the area of clinical biomarker research.

During this webinar, viewers will:

Learn how multiplexed immunohistochemistry is used in translational biomarker discovery
Discover the successes as well as setbacks in using multiplex immunohistochemistry in clinical trial research
Uncover how computational pathology is integrated into systems medicine approaches to transplantation, immunology, and cancer research
Have the opportunity to submit questions during the live broadcast.

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Presenters

Speaker: Friedrich Feuerhake, M.D.

Hanover Medical School
Hanover, Germany
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Moderator: Jackie Oberst, Ph.D

Science/AAAS
Washington, DC
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