Single Cell Spatial Analysis Program

Single Cell and Spatial Analysis Core Services at UM Event

Join us on April 29th, 2024

IN-PERSON ONLY

Registration Required

Featuring: 11 Cores from UM featuring Single Cell and Spatial Analysis Technologies

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SCSAP Monthly Seminar Series

Next Seminar: 

April 29, 2024

HYBRID

Title: Experience the power of Visium Spatial and Xenium In Situ: From simple workflows to powerful visualization

Featuring: 10X Genomics

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2023 BI Innovator Awardees

Congratulations to our own SCSAP Director,
Dr. Evan T. Keller
on being named the 2023 BI Awardee for Faculty Innovator!!!!

THE SCSAP TRAINEE FORUM

Are you a trainee at UM working on Single Cell Spatial Analysis?

If so, Join us In-Person

 SCSAP Trainee Forum at The University of Michigan!

The SCSAP Trainee Forum was created for trainees who are interested in the development of methodologies for the analysis of single-cell and spatial data as well as the successful application of these technologies. Meetings will provide a space where trainees can discuss their work, with opportunities to troubleshoot their current projects and discover new collaborations.

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Congratulations Richard and Susan Rogel Professor of Oncology

Congratulations to our own SCSAP Director,
Dr. Evan T. Keller
on being named inaugural Richard and Susan Rogel Professor of Oncology!! 

SCSAP Membership

The University of Michigan Single Cell Spatial Analysis Program (SCSAP) is now  open for membership to all academic institutes worldwide! 

To learn more about the benefits and opportunities, please visit our Membership page!

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MIDAS Challenge Grant funds study of single cells

Research led by a team of scientists from across U-M makes the analysis of individual cells possible, unlocking potential advancements in biology research and other disciplines. The study team used seed money from a Michigan Institute for Data Science Challenge Grant to generate more than $37 million in funding.

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Paving the way for excellence in single cell and spatial analysis research at the University of Michigan

by applying high-resolution spatially-resolved multi‑omic analysis of cells within tissues to drive next-generation solutions in biology and human health

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Powering spatial transcriptomics at University of Michigan

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HIGHLIGHTS

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Who we are

The Single Cell Spatial Analysis Program seeks to develop the University of Michigan into a recognized leader in applying high-resolution spatially-resolved multi‑omic analysis within individual cells and in cells within tissues to drive next-generation solutions in biology and human health. 

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Funding Opportunities

The University of Michigan Single Cell and Spatial Analysis Program, Mission Bio and Illumina are joining together for a Tapestri Partnership Program.

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Career Opportunities

The University of Michigan Single Cell and Spatial Analyses Program is now taking applications for Tenure-Track Faculty Positions at University of Michigan.  

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Upcoming SCSAP Events

Single Cell and Spatial Analysis Core Services at UM Event

Join us on Monday, April 29th, 2024 Hosted by the Single Cell Spatial Analysis Program (SCSAP) This is an In-Person ONLY event The goal of this half-day event is to help encourage SC/SA researchers to both utilize and advance single-cell spatial analysis research by...

SCSAP Monthly Seminar

Join us on Monday APRIL 29th for our next Monthly Seminar! HYBRID Event In-Person NCRC Bldg 18/Dining Hall or Via Zoom Featuring: 10X Genomics - More details to come! READ MORE HERE For Zoom Access click HERE

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Our Researchers

Our program is lead by a team of 6 distinguished faculty representing departments all across campus including Biomedical Engineering, Cell and Developmental Biology, Chemical Engineering, Computational medicine and Bioinformatics, Engineering health sciences, Human Genetics, pathology and Urology in an effort to bring the single cell and spatial analysis research community together.