Single-Cell Technologies

11/08/2026

New Nature Nature npj Precision Oncology publication available

We are proudly present our latest Spatial Proteomics paper, “AI-based digital pathology and spatial proteomics enable precision oncology: A case report of recurrent melanoma in a young patient” in npj Precision Oncology.

August 7, 2026

https://sct.bio/2026/08/07/new-nature-nature-npj-precision-oncology-publication-available

07/08/2026

New EMBO Molecular Medicine publication available

Our latest Deep Visual Proteomics paper, “Deep visual multi-omics profiling links morphology and molecular programs in clear cell renal cell carcinoma” is published in EMBO Molecular Medicine.

Our latest Deep Visual Proteomics paper, “Deep visual multi-omics profiling links morphology and molecular programs in clear cell renal cell carcinoma” is published in EMBO Molecular Medicine. A huge congratulations to the entire team and our collaborators for making this happen. Read it here

20/04/2026

Following the success of last year's Single-Cell Isolation Workshop, we are planning another multi-day workshop this fall @ Szeged, Hungary, covering every topic from sample preparation to cell isolation. We are currently gauging your interest, which you can indicate it here (no commitment required!):
https://sct.bio/single-cell-isolation-workshop-2026/

16/04/2026

BIAS @ CRUK

This Monday, Single-Cell Technologies (SCT) had the incredible honor of presenting our BIAS platform at Cambridge University for the Deep Visual Proteomics seminar organized by the CRUK Cambridge Institute, sharing the stage with our friends at Leica!

The event provided a fantastic opportunity for our team to dive deep into the rapidly emerging field of Deep Visual Proteomics (DVP). Beyond the main presentations, we are incredibly grateful for the chance to engage in extended one-on-one discussions with the brilliant people at the institute, exploring how our technology can support their work.

During the seminar, Peter Horvath, Ph.D., CEO of SCT, took the stage to present the latest cutting-edge research in the field, outlining our ongoing contributions to this exciting area of study. Following this, Andras Kriston, the software architect of BIAS platform, introduced the software to the audience, highlighting how the platform successfully tackles and solves complex, real-world problems.

We are deeply thankful to CRUK for the warm welcome and the engaging scientific conversations. We are looking forward to more and more opportunities to meet with innovators from around the world and continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible in Deep Visual Proteomics!

April 16, 2026

https://sct.bio/2026/04/16/bias-cruk