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Event Overview
Immune medicines hold promise as therapies for debilitating disorders such as cancer, infectious diseases, and inflammatory diseases. By studying immune cell subsets, researchers gain insights into which patients will respond to various immunotherapies. To accelerate the timelines for finding cures, scientists use applications that decrease the space and time needed for assays that target single immune cells.

In this event brought to you by IsoPlexis, industry and academic leaders will describe how data from small immune cell subsets shift conceptions about how humans mount effective immune responses, including which cells orchestrate a balanced attack. They will discuss technological advancements that enable researchers to use functional proteomes to detect powerful, highly active immune cell subsets. Additionally, the speakers will highlight applications for harnessing these powerful cell subsets to advance cell and gene therapies.

Attend our upcoming summit & register for a chance to receive a Google Cardboard virtual reality headset for an immersive VR experience: https://info.isoplexis.com/vr-goggle-giveaway
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
 
2:30 - 4:00 PM Eastern Time


Meet the speakers
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Sean Mackay
CEO and Co-Founder
IsoPlexis







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James R. Heath, PhD
President and Professor
Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle

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Rong Fan, PhD
Professor of Biomedical Engineering
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Yale University

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TS_WEBINARSIGNUP_Shifting Space and Time: How Harnessing Our Most Powerful Cells Is Changing Immune Medicine November 11, 2020
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