Mastering Multiplex Immunofluorescence: Easy, Practical Strategies for Reliable Spatial Biology Results
Event Information
- Format: Online (Virtual Event)
- Date: Thursday, February 5, 2026
- Time (U.S.): 12:00 PM (EST) / 9:00 AM (PST)
- Time (Japan): Friday, February 6, 2026, 2:00 AM (JST)
- Registration:Webinar Registration (RareCyte)
Overview
Achieving reliable spatial biomarker results begins with building a strong foundation.
Confident antibody validation, thoughtful multiplex panel design, and high-quality tissue preparation are all essential elements.
Whether you are just getting started with multiplex immunofluorescence or looking to further refine your current workflow, this webinar introduces practical approaches to simplify complex steps, save valuable time, and consistently generate high-quality spatial data with confidence.
What You Will Learn
- Practical strategies for validating antibody performance to ensure reproducible staining results
- Best practices for designing and optimizing multiplex immunofluorescence panels across different tissue types
- Sample preparation tips that improve image quality, explained through real-world case studies
Session Details
In this webinar, Simon Goldstein from the La Jolla Institute for Immunology will share strategies to streamline multiplex immunofluorescence (IF) workflows and improve data consistency.
Participants will learn practical approaches to antibody validation and key considerations for building custom panels that perform reliably across diverse tissue types and research objectives.
Speakers
Simon Goldstein
Microscopy Specialist II
La Jolla Institute for Immunology
Simon Goldstein is a microscopy specialist focused on spatial proteomics and multiplex immunofluorescence.
At the La Jolla Institute for Immunology, he leads advanced imaging efforts using the RareCyte Orion platform,where he has optimized and validated an extensive catalog of antibodies.
He also designs high-plex custom panels to support a wide range of research projects across different disease areas and model systems.
Tad George
Senior Vice President, Biology R&D
RareCyte
Tad George has more than 15 years of startup experience focused on creating scientific markets for novel instrumentation platforms spanning basic research, drug discovery, and clinical applications.Prior to joining RareCyte, he held similar leadership roles at Biodesy, Inc. and DVS Sciences,and served as Director of Biology at Amnis Corporation.
Tad earned his B.A. in Biochemistry from the University of Texas at Austin,
his Ph.D. in Immunology from UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas,
and completed postdoctoral training at Immunex Corp. in Seattle.
Registration
To participate in this webinar, please complete your registration in advance using the link below.
Register Here (RareCyte)
