BioSpyder to Showcase Transcriptomics Technologies at SFN 2026

November 15–18, 2026 | Booth 311 | Washington, D.C. 

BioSpyder Technologies will be exhibiting at Neuroscience 2026, the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) annual meeting in Washington, D.C. We look forward to connecting with researchers and industry partners to discuss our portfolio of transcriptomics technologies and their applications in neuroscience, drug discovery and biomedical research. 

Visitors to Booth 311 can learn more about our established TempO-Seq® platform, which enables targeted and whole-transcriptome gene expression profiling across a wide range of sample types without RNA extraction. Our team will be available to discuss our experience working with challenging samples, including formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissues archived for up to 30 years, and the opportunities these samples present for retrospective research. 

We also welcome discussions around TempO-LINC™, our single-cell transcriptomics technology, TempO-Seq® Dried Blood Spot (DBS) assays, which support gene expression profiling from minimally invasive blood samples, and our other extraction-free workflows. 

Additionally, BioSpyder recently launched TempO-Paint™, an assay combining cell painting and transcriptomic profiling from the same biological wells. By measuring gene expression following cellular imaging, TempO-Paint enables researchers to investigate cellular morphology alongside molecular responses to treatment.  

Visit BioSpyder at Booth 311 from November 15–18 to discuss your research requirements, explore our available assays and learn more about our kit and service offerings. 

To schedule a meeting with our team, contact info@biospyder.com. 

Learn more at www.biospyder.com. 

About BioSpyder 

BioSpyder Technologies develops molecular profiling technologies for drug discovery, toxicology and biomedical research. Its TempO-Seq platform and related assays support scalable gene expression analysis across diverse sample types, including FFPE tissues, cell lysates, purified RNA and dried blood spots.