Webinars
Dolomite Bio webinars are run by our in-house team of biologists and will give you a complete overview of single cell research and its application. Watch live demos of Dolomite Bio products and systems, hear about the range of droplet biology applications such as scRNA-Seq and sNuc-Seq and learn about the advantages of droplet microfluidics for single cell research.
Past Webinars
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Hydrogels, Microfluidics, and Cell Biology One of the greatest difficulties faced by researchers interested in using hydrogels for single cell research is the lack of a reliable, standardized, high throughput, reagent kit that is available commercially. To enable you to explore this rapidly developing area of research with ease, Dolomite Bio has developed two hydrogel reagent kits – one is designed to address the needs of those interested in agarose encapsulation, the other is a collagen-based kit, developed for the 3D culture space. Learn more about agarose encapsulation, and 3D cell culture |
What You Need to Know About Single Cell Sequencing In this webinar our data analysis experts answered questions on all things Bioinformatics. This session included guest speaker, Steven Hoffman from Illumina, Dr. Sebastian Muller, our Bioinformatics Consultant, as well as Xuan Nguyen, Bioinformatics leader from our Bioinformatics Service and Vanessa Lobo from our Applications team. |
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Getting started in single cell research with the RNAdia data analysis service In this webinar, you will learn how we do single cell data analysis at Dolomite Bio, why using our bioinformatics service can help you get started, and how our bioinformatics service fits in with other products and services at Dolomite Bio. |
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An introduction to Dolomite Bio’s RNAdia kit – Elucidating phased transcriptional regulators of cell cycle with scRNA-Seq One of the greatest challenges facing researchers is the cost of single cell workflows. In this webinar, together with our speakers from Illumina and Edinburgh University we introduce the RNAdia kit, which is 50% of the cost of competitor reagents, alongside some exciting results obtained with it. |
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Getting started: Why should I use a Single Cell Consultancy Service? Getting started in single cell research can be daunting. In this webinar you will learn which research questions are answered by single cell sequencing and why using a single cell service can help you get started. Click here to view the Single Cell Consultancy Service page. |
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Introducing the Nadia Innovate – the open platform for single cell research and development Learn how the key benefits and advantages of our Nadia platform can help pave the way for new and exciting research, revealing novel insights in a spectrum of applications, which will quickly become the greatest asset in your lab. |
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Live Webinar with S2 genomics and Illumina- Watch our webinar with Illumina and S2 Genomics, discussing the techniques and best practices for sample preparation for single cell sequencing research |
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Dolomite Bio & Illumina Live Webinar – Watch our webinar with Illumina, and see our single-cell sequencing experts answer all your burning research questions. |
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Dolomite Bio网络讲座 – 单细胞研究的无限探索 近年来,新的单细胞研究技术彻底革新了我们对于细胞鉴定及细胞多样性的理解,使得我们能够以前所未有的分辨率对单细胞进行研究。这种从一群细胞到单细胞研究方法的转变,为我们在生物学领域进行创新的、令人振奋的研究工作铺平了道路,同时提供了新的视角。 Click here to view the Nadia Instrument product page.
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Dolomite Bio and Illumina – Analyse your single cell RNA-Seq data – from raw reads to insights Register to watch our webinar with Illumina, focusing on analysis of single cell data with our guest speaker Dr Sebastian Müller, Postdoctoral Research Assistant, University of Cambridge & Founder, Alva Genomics |
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Single-cell sequencing to investigate epigenetic mechanisms in inflammatory lymphocytes Register to watch our webinar with Illumina and guest speaker Dr. Adam Cribbs – Group Leader at the Botnar Research Centre at the University of Oxford. Find out about his research involving epigenetic mechanisms in inflammatory lymphocytes. |
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Optimise. Validate. Discover. – Paving the way to a successful Single-cell Multi-omics Analysis Register to watch our webinar with Illumina and guest speaker Dr. Aki Minoda- Team leader at Laboratory Cellular Epigenomics, RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences. Find out about her research involving single omics projects such as mouse ageing and plant studies. |
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Dolomite Bio & Illumina Live Webinar – Watch our webinar with Illumina, focusing on how our combined solutions assist with flexible End to End Single Cell Workflows |
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Identifying novel full-length mRNAs using Watch our webinar with Dr Jason Underwood, Principal Scientist at PacBio to find out more about single cell isoform sequencing
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Learn how to perform cost In this webinar, Dolomite Bio demonstrate how to use the Nadia Instrument to generate reproducible data with high gene capture. With a discussion about the scRNA-seq data-sets generated using the Nadia Instrument showing high gene capture and cost-effective profiling Click here to view the Nadia instrument product page.
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scRNA-Seq: Optimizing single cell data with the Nadia Instrument In this webinar, Dolomite Bio provide an overview of which solutions we offer for single cell research, with an in depth |
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Single Cell Analysis – Using Partek Flow to seamlessly anlayze Nadia data In this webinar, Dolomite Bio and Partek Flow will demonstrate how to easily process Nadia data on Partek Flow software enabling the analysis of thousands of single cells and their biological content. |
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Single cell research and single cell protocol development The webinar includes a live demonstration of the Nadia Instrument and how it can be used for scRNA-Seq. Find out how you can unlock the Nadia platform into an open system for novel single cell applications with the Nadia Innovate |
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Nadia Innovate – Open Protocol Development Platform The webinar includes a live demonstration of the Nadia Innovate and how it can be used for protocol development. Find out how you can unlock the Nadia platform into an open system for novel single cell applications. |