Living Lab Webinar: Access the Spatial Ecosystem - Enhancing Innovation
Join us for this insightful session exploring how the Living Laboratory connects academics, industry, and healthcare partners to The University of Glasgow's growing spatial ecosystem. Rather than focusing on the science behind spatial transcriptomics, we’ll highlight real-world applications, collaborative opportunities, and how this technology is accelerating innovation across sectors.
The Living Laboratory
Date: Wednesday 20 August 2025
Time: 12:00 - 13:00
Venue: Via Zoom
Category: Academic events, Staff workshops and seminars
Speaker: Professor Nigel Jamieson
Join us for this insightful session exploring how the Living Laboratory connects academics, industry, and healthcare partners to The University of Glasgow's growing spatial ecosystem. Rather than focusing on the science behind spatial transcriptomics, we’ll highlight real-world applications, collaborative opportunities, and how this technology is accelerating innovation across sectors.
Professor Nigel Jamieson
Nigel Jamieson is Professor of hepatobiliary and pancreatic Surgery within the University of Glasgow School of Cancer Sciences and Consultant HPB surgeon at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. He manages the Jamieson Spatial Laboratory (spatiallab.org), a spatial transcriptomic facility in the UofG characterising multiple malignancies, premalignant lesions, and inflammatory conditions across an international collaborative network deploying various regional and single-cell spatial technologies on large academic and industry led projects. Within the Living Lab he coordinates the CYGNUS project, deploying spatial biology technologies across a number of health condition.