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Asia Pacific Spatial and Single-Cell Biology Innovation

June 20-21,2025

SD Avenue Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand

🧬 Oral Presentation Selections Announced!

We are excited to announce the selected abstracts for oral presentations at AP-SciBio2025! These presentations represent some of the most innovative and impactful research at the intersection of spatial biology and single-cell technologies.

Each presenter will deliver an 8-minute talk, followed by 2 minutes of Q&A, during their assigned session. Although selected for oral presentation, these presenters are also welcome to showcase their work during the poster session (poster prize eligibility excluded).

🔬 Selected Talks Include:

  • Nikhil Rao – Proteomic differences in cortical vs. hippocampal astrocytes

  • Evgeny Denisov – Molecular makeup of early-onset oral cancer

  • Pariyada Tanjak – Myeloid heterogeneity in metastatic colorectal cancer

  • Johnny Yu – Tahoe-100M: Single-cell perturbation atlas

  • Wenyang Dong – 3D genome and chromatin mapping with DNA deaminase

  • Desiree Abdurrachim – Liver zonation post-bariatric surgery via spatial transcriptomics

Transforming Biology and Medicine

Through Spatial and Single-Cell Innovation!

Discover cutting-edge innovations in tissue architecture, tumor heterogeneity, immunotherapy prediction, multi-omics, and AI-driven analysis. Join leading experts and emerging researchers to explore how spatial and single-cell biology is transforming science and medicine.

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Conference Sessions Overview

AP-SciBio2025 brings together leading experts and emerging voices in spatial and single-cell biology. Our six dynamic sessions highlight cutting-edge research and innovations that are shaping the future of biology and medicine.

  • Join our FREE pre-symposium workshop to explore key features and get a close-up look at the Hyperion XTi system during an exclusive instrument tour. More info here

  • Participants are welcome to join the hands-on workshop on single-cell genomics at Siriraj. More info here

  • Explore breakthroughs in spatial biology and cell atlas technologies, revealing the intricate architecture of tissues and advancing our understanding of human biology.

  • Delve into the complexities of tumor microenvironments and heterogeneity using spatial and single-cell tools to unlock new insights into cancer biology.

  • Discover how cutting-edge spatial and single-cell techniques are being applied to predict and enhance the effectiveness of immunotherapies.

  • Learn about innovations in multi-omics technologies, merging spatial and single-cell insights to revolutionize disease research and diagnostics.

  • Uncover how spatial and single-cell biology is being applied across diverse diseases, from infectious diseases to regenerative medicine.

  • Dive into the integration of artificial intelligence with spatial and single-cell biology, driving data analysis and discovery in this rapidly evolving field.

  • Premier networking event bringing together scientists, investors, and industry leaders to explore the post-genomics revolution in medicine. Featuring a high-impact panel discussion, fast-pitch sponsor spotlights, and live performances by VieTrio, the evening blends cutting-edge science, investment opportunities, and world-class entertainment. More info

Each session includes expert talks, engaging discussions, and selected short presentations from top poster submissions. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping the future of science and medicine!

Confirmed International Speakers

  • University of Tokyo, University of Tokyo, Japan

    SUZUKI Yutaka

    University of Tokyo, Japan

  • Faisal

    Faisal Mahmood

    Brigham and Women’s Hospital

  • Arutha Kulasinghe, Wesley Research Institute

    Arutha Kulasinghe

    Wesley Research Institute

  • Dr.Ruby Huang, National Taiwan University

    Ruby Huang

    National Taiwan University

  • Joe Poh Sheng Yeong, Singapore General hospital

    Joe Poh Sheng Yeong

    Singapore General hospital

  • Ramanuj DasGupta

    Ramanuj DasGupta

    CRUK-Scotland Institute and Genome Institute of Singapore

  • Woong Yang Park, Samsung Genomic Center, Korea

    Woong Yang Park

    Samsung Genomic Center, Korea

  • Shyam Prabhakar

    Shyam Prabhakar

    Genome Institute of Singapore

  • Sizun Jiang, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Center for Virology and Vaccine Research

    Sizun Jiang

    Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Center for Virology and Vaccine Research

  • Quan

    Quan Nguyen

    University of Queensland, Australia

  • Ankur Sharma, Garvan Institute of Medical Research

    Ankur Sharma

    Garvan Institute of Medical Research

  • Tim STUART, Genome Institute of Singapore

    Tim STUART

    Genome Institute of Singapore

  • Xi Chen SUSTech, Shenzhen, China

    Xi Chen

    SUSTech, Shenzhen, China

  • Dong-Sung

    Dong-Sung Lee

    Seoul National University, South Korea

  • Jong-Eun

    Jong-Eun Park

    KAIST, South Korea