Date: August 25, 2026 at 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Location: Virtual
Multiplex spatial biology technologies have transformed biomedical research by enabling high-plex molecular profiling while preserving tissue architecture and spatial context. As new discoveries emerge, biomarker panels must evolve alongside the science. While expertly designed off-the-shelf panels provide a strong foundation for many applications, researchers increasingly need the flexibility to tailor and expand panels to address new hypotheses, incorporate emerging biomarkers, and scale between unbiased discovery and targeted validation.

In this webinar, Antoinette Ronquillo, MS, Senior Field Application Scientist and Clemens Deurrschmid, PhD, Senior Manager, Field Applications will introduce a user-friendly workflow for developing custom multiplex proteomic biomarker panels using next-generation molecular barcoding technology. They will discuss best practices for custom panel design and explore how researchers can rapidly and reproducibly tailor existing assays or build de novo panels without compromising performance.
Register to learn more about spatial proteomics and how a streamlined molecular barcoding workflow enables flexible custom panel development. Discover how you can build, expand, and adapt multiplex assays to address evolving research questions and support multi-omics spatial biology analyses.
During the webinar, you will learn:
- How next-generation molecular barcoding compares with conventional antibody conjugation approaches
- How molecular barcoding enables flexible custom panel development and supports multi-omic spatial analyses
- Best practices for designing de novo biomarker panels or expanding existing assays using a streamlined, reproducible workflow
- Explore resources to support the design, implementation, and analysis of custom spatial proteomic studies
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