The STU has been established to render cutting-edge spatial and single cell technologies accessible to all, as well as to provide expertise, training, and education, to academia and industry.
By colocalizing spatial technologies with extensive supportive equipment (NGS, tissue processing, imaging, bioinformatics) the STU can provide specialized or A-Z spatial and single cell services, enabling researchers to focus on science and discovery.
A worldwide race has started for incorporation of spatial technologies into research, innovation, diagnostics and drug development
For the first time, scientists across the state now have the opportunity to answer fundamental questions about how and where cells respond to diseases, such as viral infection, cancer and Alzheimer’s disease
Spatial Technologies are the new frontier in biomedical research, and we expect them to expand and potentially rewrite our understanding of human pathologies. Our mission is to make them more accessible, enabling multidisciplinary innovation to develop novel treatments and diagnostics
Please feel free to contact the Spatial Technologies Unit to inquire about your current or future projects, as well as for training opportunities.
We are located at the East Campus of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Longwood.
The Spatial Technologies Unit provides access, training, education, and expertise on spatial or single cell technologies. It is open to all researchers from academia and industry.
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330 Brookline Ave. Dana Building Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, 02115 MA, USA 617-735-2611 Email Us
