Single Cell Spatial Analysis Program

SCSAP Monthly Seminar Series

Join us for our next Monthly Seminar on
Monday, November 17th, 2025
In-Person
Featuring: David Brückner Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Biophysics, Biozentrum and Department of Physics
University of Basel

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SCSAP Hosts: Stellaromics

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our special tech talk on October 8th, 2025
Featuring Stellaromics!!!
 Pyxa™: 3D Spatial Multi-Omics for Neuroscience, Oncology, and More

If you were unable to attend or wish to view the seminar you can do so using the button below! 

Recording

Welcome Cong Ma, Ph.D.

We are very excited to welcome SCSAP Faculty Recruit

Dr. Cong Ma, Ph.D.

to the University of Michigan and the SCSAP!!!

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2024 Innovators Under 35

Congratulations to SCSAP Faculty

Dr. Changyang Linghu, Ph.D.

for being chosen as one of

MIT Technology Review’s 2024 Innovators Under 35!!!!

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SCSAP Global Collaborations!!

SCSAP’s Director, Dr. Evan Keller met with Dr. Anand D Jeyasekharan who directs the Spatial Analysis core at the Cancer Science Institute at the National University of Singapore.  Drs. Jeyasekharan and Keller are collaborating on spatial analysis of lymphoma through a collaboration jointly funded by the Rogel Cancer Center the and the Cancer Science Institute

SCSAP Picnic in the Park!

Thank you to everyone who participated in our

2024 Kickoff Picnic in the Park with our Seminar Speaker Dr. Qing Nie!!

We had a GREAT time!!!

Great food, great drinks, great people, great conversations!

SCSAP Around The World

The SCSAP’S very own

Drs Evan T. Keller, Director SCSAP and Arvind Rao, SCSAP Leadership Member,

presented at the 8th Digital Pathology & AI Congress Asia 2024 in Singapore (September)!

Representing the SCSAP around the globe!

SCSAP Membership

The University of Michigan’s Single Cell Spatial Analysis Program (SCSAP)

is now welcoming academic institutions from around the globe!

Explore the exciting benefits and opportunities available—head over to our Membership page to learn more!

Apply

2024 Rogel Scholar

Congratulations to SCSAP Leadership Member
Justin Colacino on being named a 2024 Rogel Scholar!

The Rogel Scholars Awards Program supports exceptional faculty dedicated to achieving impact through novel breakthroughs in cancer research.

Scholar awards are provided for a three-year term that may be renewed for an additional two-year term.

Learn More About the Scholars Here

NEW- Research Core Spotlight Page

Check out our latest addition to the website: The Research Core Spotlight!

Each month, we’ll shine a spotlight on a different SC/SA core, showcasing the cutting-edge technologies available to you right here at UM.

Learn More Here

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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In the News

Upcoming SCSAP Events

SCSAP Monthly Seminar September 2025

Join us on September 29th for our Kick Off Seminar for the 2025/2026 Monthly Seminar Series! IN-PERSON EVENT (and Zoom) Featuring: Jeffrey R. Moffitt, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology, Harvard Medical School Investigator, Program in Cellular in...

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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.