Conference Program

Day 1 | Friday June 20, 2025

  • Event registration

  • Short Opening Ceremony

  • Spatial analysis to reveal gene expression diversities
    Suzuki Yutaka, University of Tokyo

  • Shyam Prabhakar, Genome Institute of Singapore

    Understanding embryonic origins of tumours
    Ankur Sharma, Garvan Institute

    Varodom Charoensawan, Mahidol University

  • Coffee break with refreshments and networking opportunities

  • Single-cell profiling of brain tumor tissue and circulating immune cells reveals immune features of meningioma
    Worachart Lert-itthiporn, Khon Kaen University

    From Surface to Subcellular Depths: High-Resolution Spatial Biology with MERFISH 2.0
    Paul Rasmussen, Vizgen

    Short Talk 1

  • High Plex Spatial Multiomics: Rethinking how we approach single cell tissue analysis
    Benton Berigan, Bruker Spatial Biology

  • Arutha Kulasinghe, Wesley Research Institute

    Spatially Resolved Single Cell Analysis of Bevacizumab-induced Enhancement of anti-PD1 Response in Nasopharyngeal Cancer
    Ramanuj DasGupta, CRUK-Scotland & GIS

    Epithelial-mesenchymal gradient and plasticity in ovarian clear cell carcinoma
    Ruby Yun-Ju Huang, National Taiwan University

    Natini Jinawath, Mahidol University

    Advancing Precision Medicine through Spatial Biology: Insights from Rare Cancer Applications
    Somponnat Sampattavanich, Mahidol University

    Spatial protein and RNA analysis on the same tissue section with the MACSima Imaging platform.
    Advont Chua, Miltenyi Biotec

    Short Talk 2

  • Coffee break with refreshments and networking opportunities

  • Woong Yang Park, Seoul National University

    Chanitra Thuwajit, Mahidol University

    Methichit Wattanapanich, Mahidol University

    Waradon Sungnak, Mahidol University

    Access the full richness of biological complexity with single cell and spatial multiomics
    Benson Lim, 10x Genomics

    Short Talk 3

  • Poster showcase and networking session

  • Special Forum: Current Landscape and Future Directions in Spatial and Single-Cell Biology

    Technology updates: hear about latest technologies from our industrial partners

    Networking Opportunity

    Special music by Vietrio Band

Day 2 | Saturday June 21, 2025

  • Event registration for the 2nd day

  • Lessons from Spatial Omics: Do we need Everything Everywhere All at Once?
    Sizun Jiang, Harvard Medical School

    Scaling single-cell epigenomic analysis with regulatory element modules
    Tim Stuart, Genome Institute of Singapore

    Ponpan M. Choopong , Mahidol University

    Dual-omics profiling of chromatin accessibility and 5' gene expression by SCHAFR-seq
    Xi Chen, SUSTech, China

    Scaling Up Discovery: Highplex Proteomic Imaging at High Throughput
    James Mansfield, Standard BioTools

    Short Talk 4

  • Coffee break with refreshments and networking opportunities

  • Jong-Eun Park, KAIST

    Dissecting Cellular Heterogeneity and Immune Interactions in Human Pancreatic Islets via Single-Cell Profiling
    Punn Augsornworawat, Mahidol University

    Pimpayao Sodsai, Chulalongkorn University

    Saranyoo Ponnikorn, Thammasat University

    Deciphering Transcript Heterogeneity in Early Zebrafish Development with Single-Cell Long-Read Sequencing
    John Wei-Yuan Yu, MGI-Tech, Singapore

    Short Talk 5

  • High Dimensional Biology: Single Cell & Spatial Multiomics Powered by AVITI24
    Edwin Hauw, Element Biosciences

  • Topic: TBA
    Faisal Mahmood, Harvard Medical School

  • Spatial-powered AI Pathology H&E 2.0, Spatial Proteogenomics & Spatial Medicine: A new hype of new hope?
    Joe Poh Sheng Yeong, Singapore General Hospital

    Epigenomic and chromosomal architectural reconfiguration in developing human brain
    Dong Sung Lee, Seoul National University

    Theerawit Wilaiprasitporn, VISTEC

  • Coffee break with refreshments and networking opportunities

  • Robust and interpretable prediction of gene markers and cell types from spatial transcriptomics data
    Quan Nguyen, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, Australia

    Standardized primary tissue dissociation approach to a better chance of success
    William Tan, Cytiva

    Short Talk 6

  • Topic: TBA
    Kris Chatamra, Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast cancer, Thailand

  • Announcement of poster prizes