Organs and tumors are composed of many different cells, which makes it challenging to understand the biology of these tissues at the cellular level.

Join us December 13 at Forum Hall in Palmer Commons to learn about recent advances in measuring the genes in individual cells, and in analyzing the complicated datasets generated from these studies. These new methods have revealed extra insights into the biology of healthy and diseased tissues.

U-M's Jun Li, PhD and Evan Keller, PhD will present "Breaking the law of averages: The power of single cell analysis" from 5-6 pm followed by a reception from 6-7 pm.

All are welcome. The event is free but for catering headcount, please register via our Eventbrite site.

Taubman Technology Talks is a new series that aims to inform the U-M community about ongoing advances in techologies.

Mark your calendar for upcoming T3 events in 2019, too! Locations will be announced soon via TaubmanInstitute.org and our e-blasts.

January 10 - Charles Burant, MD, PHD - Metabolomics
February 21 - David Zopf, MD - 3D Printing and Tissue Engineering
April 18 - Aaron Taylor, PhD - Microscopy & Image Analysis