How can we better identify rare tissue-resident memory cells and understand their spatial context?

Join Cynthia Timmers, Executive Director, Translational Sciences Discovery Lab at Incyte, and the Alpenglow Biosciences team for a live webinar exploring methods for finding these cells in 2D and 3D.

Bringing firsthand pharmaceutical industry experience, Cynthia will share her perspective on the challenges of detecting rare, sparsely distributed cell populations in translational research.

Alexandra Alvarsson, Director of Biology, and Brandy Olin, Project Manager at Alpenglow Biosciences, will present and discuss how 3D tissue imaging can complement established 2D approaches. Learn how examining larger tissue volumes and preserving spatial context can support rare cell detection and improve understanding of cell distribution and relationships with surrounding tissue.

Topics include:
• Industry perspectives on identifying tissue-resident memory cells
• Complementary roles of 2D and 3D imaging
• Detecting and characterizing rare cell populations within intact tissue

The webinar will conclude with a live discussion and audience Q&A.

September 30, 2026 | 1 PM EDT