NIH Research Festival
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Biomedical Vendor Workshops
Monday, September 14; Thursday, September 17 and Friday, September 18
Commercial Vendor Workshops: Back by Popular Demand
The Research Festival will feature scientific workshops hosted by commercial vendors, the TVA, and NIH R&W. These workshops will be held on September 14 and 17, offer NIH scientific staff the opportunity to learn about new tools and techniques.
For questions concerning this vendor portion of the 2026 NIH Research Festival, visit https://technicalvendor.com/nih-exhibit-faq
To contact the TVA, please visit https://technicalvendor.com/contact
(Registration is now open; visit TVA site for more info)
NOTE FOR VENDORS: the NIH does not coordinate registration or payments.
Monday, September 14
Room 1
- 10am–11am Bio-techne Spatial Spatial Synergy: Integrating RNAscope into Transcriptomic Workflows and Multiomic Protein Visualization
- 11:30am–12:30pm Miltenyi Biotec Imaging the Remodeled Lung: Spatial Insights into the Pulmonary Landscape after Infection
Room 2
- 10am–11am DLH, LLC Using R Shiny Dashboards to Monitor Clinical Trials, Generate DSMB Reports, and Answer PI Questions in Real Time
- 11:30am–12:30pm DLH, LLC Geospatial for everyone: enhancing your “non-spatial” research with geospatial data
- 1pm–2pm DLH, LLC Improving discoverability and access to cohort study data: an interactive metadata exploration tool in R Shiny
- 2pm–3pm DLH, LLC Version control in support of a reproducible research culture for NIH clinical trials
Room 3
- 11:30am–12:30pm Malvern Panalytical Characterizing Nanoparticles and Biologics using Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis, Dynamic Light Scattering, and Electrophoretic Light Scattering: Studying size, zeta potential, and concentration
- 1pm–2pm New England BioLabs Accelerating Genetic Medicine with Cell-Free dbDNA Synthesis
Room 4
- 10am–11am Mattek/Satorius From data to discovery: A guided approach to proteomics analysis
- 1pm–2pm OMAPiX, Inc Pitfalls in Single-Cell and Spatial Technology Studies
Thursday, September 17
Room 3
- 10am–11am Aurox Confocal Microscopy Today
- 11:30am–12:30pm Digital Science Supporting the Entire NIH Research Enterprise from Discovery to Impact: Leveraging Research Intelligence to Strengthen Strategy and Track Translational Outcomes
- 1pm–2pm Takara Bio USA Trekker enables high-sensitivity, single-cell spatial profiling of the FFPE lung SCC tumor microenvironment without segmentation or deconvolution
- 2:30pm–3:30pm Verily Health Multi-Modal Data Analysis Using Verily Workbench
Room 4
- 10am–11am SeqCoast Genomics Pathogen Surveillance Leveraging Contemporary Methods
- 11:30am–12:30pm Beckman Coulter Life Sciences Best Practices for Automated NGS Library Preparation: Improving Reproducibility, Cleanup Consistency, and Quality Control
- 1pm–2pm Thermo Fisher Advanced qPCR Workshop: Multiplex Assay Development and TaqMan™ Array Cards
Room 6
- 10am–11am Trilogie Science Functional validation of recombinant E3 ligases
- 11:30am–12:30pm Eppendorf Small Particles, Big Impact: The Growing Role of Exosomes in Research
- 1pm–2pm biomodal Leveraging 6-base epigenetic and genetic multiomics profiling
- 2:30pm–3:30pm Biocytogen Humanized Mouse Models in Action: From Mechanism to Medicine
Room 7
- 10am–11am Somalogic Introducing the illumina StrataMap Spatial Transcriptome Solution
- 11:30am–12:30pm Abcam Insights
- 1pm–2pm Psomagen Inc. From Multi-Omics to Biomarker Discovery: Leveraging Proteomics for Translational Research
- 2:30pm–3:30pm Illumina From data to discovery: A guided approach to proteomics analysis
Room 8
- 10am–11am Conigen Bioscience Highly sensitive and antigen-specific detection of CAR-T cells using Fc-free dimeric and tetrameric soluble target proteins by flow cytometry
- 11:30am–12:30pm Cytiva Characterizing PROTAC ternary complex formation using Biacore™ SPR systems
- 1pm–2pm VectorBuilder Inc Unlocking The Full Potential of AAV for Next-Generation Gene Therapies
NIH Library
- Google Google's AI for Science: Practical Applications for NIH
- OpenAI Beyond the Chat: Putting ChatGPT to Work at NIH
- Microsoft From Demo to Discovery: Applying Copilot to Your Work
Friday, September 18
Room 1
- 10am–11am Dojindo Molecular Techonologies Integrated Fluorescence-Based Analysis of Iron, Lipid Peroxidation, and Lysosomal Dynamics Reveals Biomarkers of Ferroptosis
- 11:30am–12:30pm Watchmaker Genomics Methylation Sequencing Engineered for a Multimodal World
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