SLAS 2026 lands in Boston this February, bringing together the people who build, run, and rethink modern lab workflows – from automation and screening to omics, sample prep, and everything in between. We’ll be there too.
Where to find Atrandi | Booth #1443 If you’re working with complex samples, rare cell populations, or multi-step workflows – come say hi. We’ll be talking Atrandi‘s Semi-Permeable Capsule (SPC) technology. Expect a very practical focus – the kind that starts with your samples and ends with a workflow you can actually run: • what SPC-based workflows look like in real lab life • how to scale from “a few samples” to many experiments without adding complexity • where SPCs shine (and how you can use them) • how to think about multi-step single-cell processing when sample type, throughput, and constraints all pull in different directions If you’re coming with a specific workflow in mind — single-cell DNA, RNA, co-profiling, microbes, tricky samples — bring it. We like real conversations more than anything.
Don’t miss our presentations We’re bringing two scientific moments to SLAS – one on-stage, one on the poster floor: Podium presentation (Emilis Gegevičius) A Scalable Platform for Single-Cell Co-profiling of the Transcriptome and Genotype Mon, Feb 9 | 11:30–11:55 AM (Omics & Spatial Omics) Room 204AB Poster presentation (Arnoldas Jasiūnas) Efficient, AI-Based Enrichment of Complex Biological Samples Tue, Feb 10 | 2:00–3:00 PM (Assay Development & Screening) Poster 1058-D | Exhibit Halls AB
Exciting milestone (we’ll share more on-site) SLAS has named Atrandi‘s Phyx platform a finalist for the #SLAS2026 New Product Award. We’re grateful and we’re keeping the deeper story for Boston. If you’re curious about what we’ve been building, stop by the booth and we’ll walk you through it. New Product Award winners will be announced: Wednesday, Feb 11 at 10:00 a.m. EST. Read more here: https://www.slas.org/events-calendar/slas2026-international-conference-exhibition/sponsor-and-exhibit/new-product-award/
Evening networking: the best conversations are usually off the show floor If you’ve been to enough conferences, you know the pattern: the day is fast, the hall is loud, and the real conversations happen later, when you finally have space to think. There’s a Monday Night Party (sponsored by Hamilton) on Feb 9, 6:30–9:30 p.m., open to registered attendees and exhibitors with a badge. If you see us there, just wave us over and let’s talk science. See you in Boston.