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Sami Farhi, director of ӳ����ý’s Spatial Technology Platform, describes how the group, launched in late 2022, supports scientists who want to study cells and tissues with spatial context.

A spatial map of gene expression across the intestine reveals the organ’s remarkable adaptability.

The team compared different single-cell and spatial profiling methods to explore the diversity of cells in metastatic breast cancer biopsies.

Researchers visualize how immune cells are spatially organized within tumors and show that certain immune “hubs” are linked to better treatment responses.

The technique, called Slide-tags, allows scientists to map the location of cells within tissues in standard single-cell experiments.

Two ӳ����ý research teams use spatial transcriptomics to create detailed atlases of the mouse nervous system, paving the way for similar efforts in humans.