Live Webinar: Finding rare tissue-resident memory cells in 2D and 3D

Join our live webinar on September 30 at 1 PM EDT with Cynthia Timmers, Executive Director, Translational Sciences Discovery Lab at Incyte. Cynthia will bring a pharmaceutical industry perspective to the challenges of identifying rare tissue-resident memory cells.

Alpenglow’s Alexandra Alvarsson and Brandy Olin will discuss how 3D tissue imaging can complement 2D methods to improve rare cell detection and reveal their spatial relationships within intact tissue. The session includes a live audience discussion.

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