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Join Illumina and a panel of pioneering early access users for an exclusive webinar exploring how Illumina StrataMap™ Spatial is being applied to generate deeper biological insights across diverse tissue types and research applications. Featuring presentations from Jonathan Coxhead, Adele Nicolas, and Emilia Lombardi, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from researchers and technology leaders who have gained hands-on experience with the platform.

Through real-world case studies, our speakers will share their experiences evaluating StrataMap Spatial, discuss experimental design considerations, and demonstrate how the technology is enabling comprehensive spatial transcriptomic analysis while leveraging existing sequencing infrastructure. 

Whether you are considering spatial transcriptomics for your research programme or looking to expand your existing spatial capabilities, this session will provide valuable perspectives from some of the earliest users shaping the future of spatial biology.

Agenda

Introduction to Illumina StrataMap Spatial
Darren Segale,
Sr Director, Scientific Research-Advanced Platforms, Illumina 

Illumina StrataMap as a tool to explore congenital birth defects
Jonathan Coxhead,
Head of Genomics Core Facility, Newcastle University

Spatiotemporal Charting of IL-1α–Driven Lung Ecosystems Reveals Protective Programs and Translational Vulnerabilities
Adele Nicolas,
Postdoctoral Fellow, Bock Lab, CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences 

From FCD to ganglioglioma: cell-resolved maps of epileptogenic tissue
Emilia Lombardi,
Head of Multi-Omics Analytics, Institut Imagine, Paris, France 

Q&A
Following the presentations, attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions directly to the speakers during an interactive live Q&A session.

Key learning objectives:

  • Hear first-hand experiences from early-access users of Illumina StrataMap™ Spatial
  • Explore real-world applications across diverse tissue types and research areas
  • Learn key considerations for experimental design and implementation
  • Discover how spatial transcriptomics can be integrated into existing sequencing workflows
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Date & Time
4 Nov 2026
03:00 PM
Location
Europe
Topic
Cell & molecular biology research
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