Single-Cell 3D Genomics in Neuroscience and the BRAIN Initiative

Single-cell methods are transforming the way scientists study human disease across many research areas, from cancer to neuroscience. In particular, recent programs like the NIH BRAIN Initiative are harnessing the latest single-cell technologies to study the human brain at an unprecedented level of detail. During this panel discussion, hear the latest from leading researchers from Stanford, UCLA, and the Salk Institute who are using single-cell 3D genomic approaches to better understand development, disease, and aging in the human brain.

What Will You Learn?
- How the NIH BRAIN Initiative and how single-cell approaches will help an international team of scientists map the aging human brain
- How the sn-m3C-seq and Dip-seq single-cell methods have provided new insights as part of recent neuroscience initiatives
- About the latest data analysis tools designed specifically to manage the large data output of single-cell experiments