ASCA NEWS

Young scientists have mastered the spatial technology during the 4-days workshop

The workshop “Stereo-seq: spatial transcriptomics” was held on November 11-14, 2025.

ASCA brought together young scientists in the field of single cell multiome

The workshop «ASCA-SEEKGENE-SESANA Single Cell Multiome ATAC and RNA-seq on a Genolab M platform» was held on October 27-29, 2025.

Time to apply for a Master’s Program!

The submission of applications to the First Master’s Program in Bioinformatics Focusing on Single Cell Multiomics is open now.

ASCA ALMATY 2025 brought together 66 participants from different countries in Kazakhstan

The event took place on May 28-30 in Almaty, Kazakhstan as part of the International conference "GENETICS AND PHYSIOLOGY: NEW APPROACHES AND CURRENT RESEARCH" (IGPH2025).

A dialogue between researchers from around the world

International Scientific Conference "Science4health" was held at the RUDN University Medical Institute (Moscow, Russia) on May 15-17.

ASCA is a co-organizer of the seminar “mRNA technologies: opportunities and outlooks”

More than 170 people from 7 countries took part in the seminar “mRNA technologies: opportunities and outlooks”, which was held on April 28, 2025 at the Cancer Research Institute, Tomsk National Research Medical Center.

ASCA is a Partner of the Single Сell Grant Program at the RUDN University

During three years, the Research Institute of Molecular and Cellular Medicine of the RUDN University Medical Institute organizes a program for the support of projects that use single cell technologies.

ASCA is a Partner of the First Master’s Program in Bioinformatics Focusing on Single Cell Multiomics

The new Master's program at the Tomsk National Research Medical Center (Russia) trains highly qualified bioinformatics specialists who can analyze multiomics data in accordance with modern trends in biology.

ASCA Moscow 2024 brought together young scientists from different countries

Over 70 researchers and over 30 speakers joined the Workshop.

60 researchers from different countries joined ASCA Workshop 2024 in Tomsk, Russia

Through the 5-day event, participants from Russia, Kazakhstan, Pakistan and India obtained valuable skills in single-cell analysis and bioinformatics by taking part in wet and dry lab practices, master-classes and hackathon.