Meet Isogen Life Science this autumn
Discover where you can meet us from October to December 2026.
From Genomics and RNA work to organoids, cancer research and protein characterisation, we’re looking forward to connecting with researchers across the Netherlands and Belgium.
Attending one of the events below? Come and share your research challenges, explore relevant technologies and discuss how we can support your laboratory!
15 October | Radboud Analisten Symposium
Radboudumc, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Meet us at this year’s symposium for laboratory analysts to exchange ideas and discuss practical solutions for your daily laboratory work.
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12 November | Landelijke AnalistenDag GenoomDiagnostiek
TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht, the Netherlands
We’ll be joining the genome diagnostics community at LADGD. Let’s talk about your laboratory workflows and the tools that can support them.
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13 November | Dutch RNA Club Annual Symposium
O|2 Building, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Working with RNA? Meet us to discuss your workflow, from sample preparation and quality control to RNA sequencing.
Event information and registration
19 November | ORCAU Annual Symposium
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Join us for conversations about organoid research and discover solutions to support your 3D cell culture workflows.
Event information and registration
20 November | BACR Annual Meeting
Sart Tilman, Liège, Belgium (In collaboration with Countstar)
Isogen Life Science will be represented through our partner Countstar at the Belgian Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting. This year’s meeting focuses on therapy resistance, bringing together fundamental and clinical perspectives, for this visualisation and counting of cells is crutial.
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18 December | Protein Disorder, Interactions, and Dynamics Symposium
University of Namur, Belgium (In collaboration with JASCO Benelux)
We’ll be joining researchers exploring protein behaviour and interactions. Connect with us to discuss analytical approaches for protein characterisation.
