ISSCR
The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) Annual Meeting is where the global stem cell community comes together to address the practical challenges of translating advanced biology into reproducible, scalable research. As stem cell–derived and 3D models become more central to discovery and development, the focus has shifted from proof of concept to execution at scale.
Visit Molecular Devices at Booth 801 to see how integrated solutions can help remove common bottlenecks across stem cell workflows, including automation gaps, variability, slow data turnaround, and limited scalability. Our solutions are designed to help researchers move from complex models to quantitative insight with greater consistency and less operational complexity.
At the booth, you’ll see how to:
- Standardize and scale 2D and 3D stem cell workflows by reducing manual handling and variability in culture and assay preparation.
- Generate high-quality, reproducible imaging data from organoids and other advanced models while supporting both exploratory and high-throughput studies.
- Turn complex images into reliable biological insight using AI-assisted analysis designed to improve reproducibility while reducing reliance on custom scripting or specialized data science expertise.
- Confidently measure functional and phenotypic outcomes across a wide range of assay types with flexible, multimode detection.
- Accelerate adoption of organoid models with ready-to-use 3D solutions that support consistency from starting material through downstream analysis.
Booth 801 is the place to explore practical approaches for making advanced stem cell and 3D biology workflows more robust, repeatable, and scalable—from culture to data-driven decisions.
Attend our poster presentation and learn more:
Title: Machine Learning-Powered Automation of 3D Cardiac Organoid Development from Human iPSCs and Functional Evaluation of Compound Responses
Presenter: Randy Milano
Date & Time: Thursday, July 9th, 5:15pm-6:30pm (Poster T1058)