Midwest Tumor Microenvironment Conference

Quanterix is excited to connect with researchers to advance tumor biology.

Quanterix is proud to participate in the 11th Annual Midwest Tumor Microenvironment (TME) Conference, a leading regional forum advancing interdisciplinary cancer research. Hosted by both the  Center for Immunology and Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center from May 18-20, 2026 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This year’s conference brings together scientists, clinicians, and industry leaders to explore the biological complexity of the tumor microenvironment and accelerate innovation in oncology.

Advancing tumor microenvironment research through ultrahigh-plex spatial proteomics

At the Midwest TME Conference, Quanterix—together with Akoya Biosciences, now part of Quanterix—will engage with researchers focused on unraveling the cellular, molecular, and spatial dynamics that drive cancer progression, metastasis, and therapeutic response. This long-standing conference highlights the critical interactions between tumor, stromal, and immune components that shape disease biology and clinical outcomes. We are eager to highlight our spatial biology platforms that enable researchers to move seamlessly from ultrahigh-plex biomarker detection to high‑throughput spatial signatures, delivering deep insights into cancer biology.

Why connect with Quanterix?

Conference attendees are invited to connect with us to explore how spatial biology solutions help researchers understand cancer in situ. Our spatial technologies reveal how cells, phenotypes, and pathways interact within complex tumor ecosystems.

Our spatial platforms support research in:

• Tumor heterogeneity and metastatic biology, enabling visualization of distinct cell populations and functional states within intact tissue.
• Immune‑oncology and the tumor microenvironment, mapping immune–tumor interactions that influence progression and therapeutic response.
• Translational cancer research, linking spatial tissue insights with biomarker studies across discovery and development.
• Integrated study strategies, combining spatial tissue data with quantitative protein analysis from blood.

By placing molecular data into spatial context, Quanterix helps researchers generate clear, actionable insights into cancer biology.