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DescriptionCourse Description: Spatial transcriptomics is transforming how we understand tissue biology, but many teams still work in isolation, reinventing the same pipelines and solving the same problems in parallel. To address these specific challenges, SpatiaLondon was founded by five London institutions (KCL, UCL, Imperial, QMUL, and the Francis Crick Institute) with fundings from Francis Crick Institute and DisCouRSE+, to share practice, align standards, and co-create the open tools and training the field needs. SpatiaLondon is open to researchers, bioinformaticians, and platform engineers across the UK interested in addressing the challenges of spatial biology. The SpatiaLondon Workshop series is designed to address key challenges in spatial biology data, including data formats, QA/QC, spatial imaging problems, cell segmentation models, cell annotation models, batch effect correction methods, neighbourhood analysis methods and downstream analysis. SpatiaLondon workshop series also covers application and implementation of AI models in spatial biology. Please click on the "More Info" tab for further information about the course and sessions that are available. Individual Sessions are £100. Save by buying a bundle of all sessions for £500! Registration for each session will close four days in advance. Bundles will be available until before Session 2. Please select the attendee category below that is applicable to you. You will then need to select which session/s you wish to attend on the next page. Any bookings where payment hasn't been taken will be cancelled.
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ContactMore InformationWorkshops in the series: 1st: Introduction to coding for spatial biology (08/10/2026) 2nd: Introduction to spatial data acquisition, QC (12/11/2026) 3rd: Segmentation, Batch Correction and ROIs (10/12/2026) 4th: From 3D to 2D: Cell-typing, annotations, neighbourhoods (14/01/2027) 5th: Downstream Analysis, neighbourhood networks (11/02/2027) 6th: AI models in spatial biology (11/03/2027)
Each workshop runs for 3 hours (13:00 until 16:00) and are scheduled from October 2026 through March 2027. Participants can choose to attend the full series (at a discount!) or select individual modules according to their needs. As pre-requisite, a basic understanding of R and/or Python programming experience will be beneficial, but not mandatory. Target audience: The workshop is aimed at all students and researchers currently working or planning to utilise spatial transcriptomic data analysis. Workshop format: Participants will bring their own laptops. This will allow them to store notes and scripts, as well as enabling them to carry out hands-on analysis. Prerequisites: All sessions require installation of R and Python prior to the workshop. | |||||||||||||||
