See the Hidden at Imperial: Advanced Multiplexing in Optical Imaging

In this event, broadcast live from Imperial College London, we explored how the latest multiplex imaging technologies can provide new insights into biomedical research, with proven applications showcased by leading experts at Imperial College London and across the UK.

A selection of videos from the event are now available to view on demand.

You will discover:

• How multiplexed super-resolution single-molecule FISH is unveiling synaptic plasticity at the molecular level
• Methods to achieve 3D spatial imaging with over 15 markers in a single pass, overcoming the high multiplexing barrier
• How the Imaging Hub at Imperial College London supports biomedical research

Multiplex imaging enables researchers to explore tissue architecture, cellular interactions, and molecular dynamics with unprecedented precision.

In this collaborative event, guest speakers showcased how the latest advancements in multiplex optical imaging are transforming research across diverse applications. These include haematopoiesis, cancer immune surveillance, tumour microenvironments, visualisation of cellular heterogeneity, stem cell dynamics, and the immune system in tissue homeostasis.

You will learn how to take advantage of advanced multiplexing to get fresh insights at spatial and molecular levels, to gain unparalleled insights into complex cellular environments.

Featured technologies that will be discussed include:

• Multiplex immunofluorescence imaging
• Multiplexing in confocal microscopy