Check-in and Registration

Introduction (Mike Angelo)​

Session 1: Applications of Spatial Biology I

• Erin McCaffrey (NIH) [video]​​​

​Mapping the immunotopography and cellular networks of TB granulomas

• Jonathan T.C. Liu (University of Washington) [video]

Nondestructive 3D pathology and analysis - a new perspective on cancer

• Livnat Jerby (Stanford University)

​From mapping to redirecting cell response and location

• Noah Greenwald (Mike Angelo lab, Stanford University) [video]

​Temporal and spatial composition of the tumor microenvironment predicts response to immune checkpoint inhibition

• Hiroshi Ichise (Ron Germain lab, NIH)​

​Highly multiplex volumetric imaging Ce3D-IBEX reveals commensal-induced vagus-associated lymphoid tissues in the lung

Break​

Session 2: Mass Spectrometry Imaging

• Ramon Sun (University of Florida)

​Blueprint towards understanding the entire metabolic landscape in 2D and 3D

• Kylie Bemis (Northeastern University) [video]

​Scaling spatially-aware machine learning for mass spectrometry imaging analysis in R

• Danielle Scott (Peggi Angel lab, Medical University of South Carolina)

​Linking Spatial Distribution of Core Fucosylated N-Glycans to Triple Negative Breast Cancer Outcomes

• Benedikt Geier (Manuel Amieva lab, Stanford University)

​Spatial Metabolomics of Low-Abundant Microbial Metabolites in a Novel Organoid Infection Model

• Jake Griner (Sylvia Guglietta lab, Medical University of South Carolina)​

​Overcoming the Resolution Gap — Integration of Imaging Mass Cytometry and Mass Spectrometry Imaging

Lunch​

• Lunaphore (Rizwan Alam)​

Session 2: Mass Spectrometry Imaging

• Angela Kruse (Jeff Spraggins lab, Vanderbilt University)

​Unveiling the diverse molecular landscape of human disease using multimodal imaging

• Laura Sanchez (UC Santa Cruz) [video]​

​Mass Spectrometry Applications for Studying Ovarian Cancer

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Happy Hour at the Rose & Crown

• 547 Emerson St, Palo Alto