Data Summit 2025
Take your research further with expert insights from the SomaScan™ Data Summit.
Explore the latest platform updates, advanced data analysis tools, and innovative applications for SOMAmer™ reagents. From optimizing sample quality to customizing panels beyond 7K and 11K, this event is packed with knowledge to help you get the most from your data.
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Data Summit 2025
Chip Beckwith, Associate Director Life Science Sales
Lena Cuddleback, Technical Support Scientist, Global Scientific and Data Engagement
David Astling, Senior Manger Global Bioinformatics Support, Global Scientific and Data Engagement
Christopher Dimapasok, Bioinformatician, Global Scientific and Data Engagement
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