Spatial Biology UK 2024

18 - 19 March 2024 | London, UK

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Explore Spatial Biology UK 2024: Unlocking Future Insights in Spatial Biology Research

Join leaders, experts, and researchers at the 4th Annual Spatial Biology Congress, connecting global academic & research organisations as well as pharma representatives for high-level discussions on the latest innovations in spatial research & technologies. Forward looking visionary leaders will discuss the current state of the industry, market trends and future growth areas aiding the application of spatial technologies in the clinic as well as the rise of digital pathology.

4th Annual Spatial Biology Congress

  • Discuss the latest innovations in spatial multi omics techniques & approaches. Presentations will delve into translating spatial imaging techniques & approaches into the clinic, multi-modality processing and case studies from various spatial omics.
  • Take a deep dive into image segmentation, AI-powered imaging, and utilising digital pathology for spatial biology. Key opinion leaders will be providing insights into label free imaging technologies, algorithm design for spatial data and relevant spatial parameters in different model systems.
  • Gain comprehensive insights into utilising spatial biology in pharma. Hear about spatial research & spatial technologies in pharma R&D and also using the technology for diagnostics purposes & clinical development use cases.
  • Explore a variety of topic areas for spatial technologies. Topics covered include liver disease, oncology, neurodegeneration, diabetes, immunology and more!

Agenda at a Glance


  • Day One | Track 1: Spatial Multi Omics Techniques & Approaches
  • Day One | Track 2: Spatial Biology in Pharma & Translational Drug Research
  • Day Two | Track 1 Part 1 : Spatial Bioinformatics, Data Analytics, & Interpretation
  • Day Two | Track 1 Part 2: Image Analysis, AI-Powered Imaging & Digital Pathology for Spatial Biology
  • Day Two | Track 2: Applications of Spatial Research & Technologies in Biology

What to Expect

300

leading pharma, biotech, & academic delegates

10
hours of presentations, discussions & interactive content
9
hours of networking breaks, including speed networking & refreshments
90
hours of pre-arranged 1-2-1 meetings, facilitating business growth
Interactive Presentations
Exhibition Hall
Networking Drinks
Poster Display
Event App Swapcard

Networking & knowledge-sharing is at the heart of what we do. Alongside the innovative programme, attendees can engage in a variety of event features and make the most of participation in a range of experiences

  • Engaging Thought Leadership

    Over 40 dynamic interactive discussions, roundtables, and presentations curated with insights from top industry leaders and experts
  • Global Technological Showcase

    An international exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technologies and services from leading providers in the scientific field.
  • Networking Emphasis

    Unparalleled networking opportunities, including speed networking sessions, a vibrant drinks reception, and informal gatherings to foster meaningful connections
  • Innovative Poster Displays

    Inspiring poster displays and presentations unveiling the latest breakthroughs from emerging biotech, pharma, and academic institutions

Companies Represented Include

Meet Our Expert Speakers

Spatial Biology UK 2024 again brings together a panel of prominent leaders and scientists, sharing new case studies, innovative, data and industry outlooks.

Below are some of our featured speakers:

Andreas Spitzmüller
Director,
AstraZeneca
Frances Edwards
Professor of Neurodegeneration,
UCL
Martin Isabelle
Associate Director,
Adaptimmune
Raffaele Calogero
Professor,
University of Torino
Wei-Ting Chen
Head of Discovery Biology,
Muna THerapeutics

All Speakers

Alvaro Crevenna
Head of Microscopy,
EMBL Rome
Andreas Mund
Associate Professor,
University of Copenhagen
Cara Brodie
Senior Scientific Associate,
University of Cambridge
Catia Costa
Senior Research Fellow,
University of Surrey
Charles Mein
Centre Manager,
Queen Mary University of London
Emine Kazanc
Higher Scientific Officer,
Institute of Cancer Research
Fabian Coscia
Group Leader,
MDC Berlin
Ilary Allodi
Group Leader & Assistant Professor,
University of St Andrews
Ines Sequeira
Group Leader & Associate Professor,
Queen Mary University of London
James Boot
Bioinformatician,
Queen Mary University of London
Jan-Philipp Mallm
Principal Investigator,
Dkfz-Heidelberg
John Le Quesne
Professor of Molecular Pathology,
University of Glasgow
Julia Jones
Scientific Manager,
University of Cambridge
Kasper Thorsen
Manager,
Aarhus Hospital
Konstantinos Theofilatos
Lecturer in Bioinformatics,
King's College London
Leo Carlin
Group Leader Leukocyte Dynamics,
University of Glasgow
Martin Fergie
Lecturer in Health Data Science,
The University of Manchester
Michael Eyres
Lead Scientist,
Medicines Discovery Catapult
Michalina Mazurczyk
Facility Manager,
Centre for Medicines Discovery
Minal Patel
Spatial operations manager,
WSI
Nigel Jamieson
Professor of Surgery,
University of Glasgow
Nik Matthews
Head of the Imperial BRC Genomics Facility,
Imperial College London
Olivier Cexus
Principal Investigator,
University of Surrey
Olivier Govaere
Assistant Professor,
KU Leuven
Sam Jackson
Tools and Technology Platforms Manager,
UK Dementia Research Institute
Sara Newell
Clinical specialist,
Aarhus University
Sebastian Bergling
Senior Data Scientist,
Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research
Stefan Kempa
Scientist Principal Investigator,
Max Delbrück Zentrum Berlin-Buch
Stuart McDonald
Group Leaderand Reader in Gastrointestinal Biology,
Queen Mary University of London
Theodoros Xenakis
Research Fellow,
University College London
Yara Elena Sanchez Corrales
Research fellow,
UCL

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Latest Resources

Harmonized Multi-Omics Data Analysis - How Does It Impact Pharmaceutical Research?

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Roadblocks to the Sharing of Large Multi-Omics Datasets

More analysis means more data, and sharing multi-omics datasets can present challenges as well as blessings.

Research Spotlight: Multi-Omics Data Harmonization for SARS-CoV-2 Virus and Drug Target Identification

The approach to omic data analysis combines multiple types of omic datasets in the hope of understanding multiple layers of a biological system.

Post-Event Proceedings – Spatial Biology UK 2023

Concise and insightful summaries of presentations delivered by prominent thought leaders at Spatial Biology UK 2023.

Post-Event Proceedings – NextGen Omics US 2023

Concise and insightful summaries of presentations delivered by prominent thought leaders at NextGen Omics US 2023.

Curio Bioscience Pen Partnership with DNAnexus, Simplifying Data Analysis in Spatial Transcriptomics

The partnership will allow Curio to give access to DNAnexus's bioinformatics platform to some of their customers.

Plan Your Visit

Novotel London West

1 Shortlands,
Hammersmith International Ctre,
London, W6 8DR

Just minutes from three of London's main tube lines (Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith & City) and located in the heart of Hammersmith; Novotel London West is ideally located for trips to Westfield London, Harrods & Kensington High Street. Also conveniently located to Heathrow Airport with excellent road and rail links to the rest of the UK. This large and modern hotel offers on-site parking (chargeable), fitness suite and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout.

By Air

London Heathrow Airport - Novotel London West is accessible from Heathrow via the Underground on the Piccadilly Line - fares cost around £5 into Central London. A taxi from the airport will take approximately 20 minutes and will cost around £30 - £40.

London Gatwick Airport - The Gatwick Express runs every 15 mins - take it to Victoria station, and then get the District line to Hammersmith (about 15 mins). A taxi from the airport will take around 60 mins and cost between £65 - £80.

By Underground & Bus

Hammersmith Underground Station is adjacent to the hotel (3 minutes walk) with access to the Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith & City Lines. When exiting Hammersmith station, turn right and walk across the bus station. Cross over the roads using the island and keep on the right-hand side of Hammersmith Road. Continuing walking for 2 mins, and the hotel is accessible via stone steps.

For buses in central London, take route numbers 9 and 10. The main coach station (London Hammersmith) is 3 minutes walk away.

By Rail

The closest National Rail train station is Kensington Olympia (20 minutes walk).

By Car

Leave the A4 at the Hammersmith turning and proceed along Hammersmith Bridge Road to the large roundabout underneath the flyover. Take the fifth exit off the roundabout. Then turn left into Shortlands - the main hotel entrance and parking will be on your left-hand side.

Parking

Novotel London West offers over 240 on-site car parking spaces (charged per hour for residents parking). For further information including a map and full directions, please visit: www.novotel.com/gb/hotel-0737-novotel-london-west/index.shtml

Oxford Global has secured a number of bedrooms at the Novotel London West Hotel at a reduced conference rate:


Sunday 17th March 2024 – £190, VAT and breakfast included

Monday 18th March 2024 – £190, VAT and breakfast included

Should you wish to book a room, please email help@oxfordglobal.co.uk. The final cut-off date to book bedrooms is Friday 1st March 2024 – any bookings after this date are subject to availability and rates. Please note that any cancellations within 14 days prior to arrival are subject to cancellation charges.

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As we continue to move forward with hosting our events in-person in 2024, we’ve added a series of Health & Safety guidelines and precautions in order to prepare for event safety. We carry out risk assessments for all our events to evaluate fundamental considerations and how to cover multiple risk scenarios.

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