ESSB 2026: 3rd Annual Conference of the European Society for Spatial Biology

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Reveal the Tumor Microenvironment Through High Plex Spatial Proteomics

Quanterix is proud to participate in the ESSB 2026 conference, hosted by the European Society for Spatial Biology, from September 28th to October 1 in Barcelona, Spain. ESSB is a leading scientific meeting dedicated to exploring advances in spatial biology. Bringing together researchers, clinicians, and technology innovators, this event features cutting-edge talks, poster sessions, and collaborative discussions that showcase emerging technologies and applications in spatial immunology, computational biology, and tissue imaging. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with global experts and contribute to shaping the future of spatial biology.

Visit our posters

• Next-Generation Molecular Barcoding Chemistry: Enhanced Reliability and Reproducibility for High-Plex Spatial Profiling
  • Presented by Quanterix
  • Poster #: S3/P114
• Spatial Proteomic Profiling of TME with a Cross Species Capable IO Aligned, High Plex Panel on the PhenoCycler Fusion
  • Presented by Quanterix
  • Poster #: S3/P004

• Cellular and Metabolic Profiling the Tumor–Stroma Interface via High-Dimensional Spatial Proteomics and Image Analysis
  • Presented by Frazer Institute, University of Queensland
  • Poster #: S2/P066

• Integration of Multiplex isPLA with High-Plex Spatial Phenotyping on the PhenoCycler Fusion
  • Presented by KTH Royal Institute of Technology
  • Poster #: S3/P093

Connect with us at booth 17

Wednesday, September 30 | 12.00 PM
Location: Auditorium

This talk explores how PhenoCycler is evolving to meet the growing complexity of tumor biology balancing higher-plex capabilities with thoughtful, biology-first panel design. We’ll discuss how content strategy is being shaped around the Hallmarks of Cancer framework to enable more comprehensive and translationally relevant spatial insights, while preserving the flexibility researchers need for discovery-driven work.