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Interview with Ahmet Coskun, Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology

Edited by Tia Byer | 27 March 2023
We ask Ahmet Coskun, Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, “what’s next for the future of spatial omics?”
https://youtu.be/jTiJnXWdR8Q

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Speaker Biographies

Dr. Coskun is currently a Bernie-Marcus Early-Career Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory School of Medicine. Dr. Coskun directs an interdisciplinary research team at the Single Cell Biotechnology Laboratory.

Previously, Dr. Coskun was an Instructor of Radiology at Stanford University, working with Prof. Garry Nolan as a postdoctoral fellow and then a faculty member at Stanford University. He is an alumnus of the Ignite Entrepreneurship Program at Stanford University School of Business.

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