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Omics Nexus × GeneticCodon
Mapping the Brain: How Spatial Multi-omics Reveals Brain Cancer
Explore spatial biology, the organisation of the brain, and how mapping RNA, proteins and metabolites in place reveals new insights into brain cancer.
Sunday, 1 November 20264:30–6:00 PM PKT (GMT+5)Microsoft Teams · Free
Register for Free From single cells to tissue maps
What you'll discover
- What spatial biology is, and why it's transforming how we study tissues
- How the brain is organised, from single cells to layers and borders
- The spatial multi-omics toolbox: RNA, proteins and metabolites mapped in place
- What tissue maps reveal about brain cancer, from immune cells to tumour–neuron connection
Who should attend
Students, researchers and clinicians in biology, medicine, neuroscience and bioinformatics.
About the speaker
Sana Noor is a computational biologist and Founder of GeneticCodon who uses spatial and single-cell multi-omics to study complex diseases, from neurological disorders to cancer.
In collaboration with
GeneticCodon
Genetic Codon is an independent virtual research hub for computational biology, bringing together multi-omics research, open-source pipelines and hands-on training for the next generation of computational biologists.