Engineering immune cells inside the patient is moving fast. Can we measure what those cells actually look like on the surface?

This week, Katie Healy, our Business Development Manager, will be in Lund for the Immunity by Design: In Vivo Immune Cell Engineering Conference (22–23 October, Palestra et Odeum). Pixelgen Technologies is proud to support it as a Silver sponsor.

As in vivo approaches develop, it matters more and more to know how receptors are expressed, organized and interacting on the cell surface. Our Proximity Network Assay maps surface proteins and their spatial organization on single cells. That gives a view of immune cell state that abundance alone misses.

If you’re attending, come and find Katie. She’d love to talk about your research.