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Recap - IMSIS 2024
Aspect Analytics was thrilled to reunite with some of our mass spectrometry imaging project partners and our collaborative projects at the 2nd Annual Conference on Mass Spectrometry Imaging and Integrated Topics (IMSIS).
read blog postGLIOMATCH: Pioneering hope for malignant glioma, a deadly brain cancer
GLIOMATCH is a Horizon Europe project with the ambition of pioneering targeted brain cancer treatment. KU Leuven leads the GLIOMATCH consortium uniting over a dozen pan-European partners from 10 different member states, including Aspect Analytics
News
Projects
Cancer Research
spatialomics
Introducing Weave®, a cloud-based software platform for integrated spatial multi-omics visualization and data analysis at VIB Spatial Omics (video)
The final part of this series, Aspect Analytics' Weave® platform for spatial multi-omics data analysis was presented at the inaugural Spatial Omics conference, hosted by VIB.
conference recap
Cancer Research
central nervous system
mass spectrometry imaging
spatialomics
Introducing Weave®, a cloud-based software platform for integrated spatial multi-omics visualization and data analysis at Spatial Biology US East Coast 2024
In part two of this series, Aspect Analytics' Weave® platform for spatial multi-omics data analysis was discussed in two separate presentations at this meeting.
conference recap
Exploratory Analyses
spatialomics
Introducing Weave®, a cloud-based software platform for integrated spatial multi-omics visualization and data analysis at ASMS 2024
In this series, we recap three different conferences where we officially welcomed Weave®, Aspect Analytics’ spatial multi-omics data analysis platform, here to make spatial multi-modality a formality!
conference recap
Cancer Research
Exploratory Analyses
mass spectrometry imaging
spatialomics
US HUPO New Frontiers in Spatial Omics Webinar
Our Machine Learning Scientist Wanqiu Zhang and Bioinformatician Maria Mantas were invited to present their work in the US HUPO New Frontiers in Spatial Omics webinar series.
Cancer Research
central nervous system
lipidomics
mass spectrometry imaging
spatialomics
What is spatial multi-omics
It's possible to spatially map proteins, transcripts, lipids and more in tissue samples using spatial omics techniques. When their powers combine, you get spatial multi-omics!
Exploratory Analyses
Spatially-aware Clustering
Cancer Research
spatialomics
MSI hardware part 2: mass analyzers
In continuation of our quest to elucidate technical terms in mass spectrometry, this post describes the most commonly used mass analyzers in imaging, namely time of flight (TOF), Orbitrap and Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance (FTICR).
Neighbourhood Analysis
Targeted Analyses
Spatially-aware Clustering
MSI applications part 3: lipids
In this blog post we explore lipid imaging with mass spectrometry, particularly the technical considerations, applications, and limitations.
Pathway Analyses
Exploratory Analyses
Targeted Analyses
Spatial omics 4 - Antibody visualization: from microscopy to mass spectrometry
Following on from the last blog, so you're doing immunohistochemistry and want to know how to view it? Here's our overview entry on the different methods involved.
Exploratory Analyses
Targeted Analyses
Cell-cell interactions
Spatial omics 2 – Mixing Modern Methods mit Microscopy
Continuing the series of blogs on spatial omics, let's look at how ye olde histology techniques aid and are being integrated into modern omics.
Exploratory Analyses
Cell-cell interactions
Cell segmentation / typing
Spatial omics part 1: the history and how of histology
In this series of blogs, we address different aspects of spatialomics and spatial multi-omics, a rapidly emerging field that looks at molecular markers of cells and tissues in a spatial context. To understand the importance of spatialomics, we have to understand Histology, right at the birth of modern medicine.
Exploratory Analyses
Cell segmentation / typing