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Join ATCC at the 2026 Corning 3D Cell Culture Summit to connect with experts, discover emerging technologies, and discuss practical approaches for advancing organoid, spheroid, and microphysiological system workflows.
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See how we’re modeling the complexity of the tumor microenvironment at SITC.
Visit our poster presentation on November 7 to explore a multi-lineage reporter platform for quantitatively investigating multicellular immune signaling.
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Confidence starts with reliable reference materials. Learn how ATCC human influenza virus analytical reference materials help strengthen molecular assay validation, verification, and performance.
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Explore how HCMI is expanding access to next-generation cancer models and learn how organoids can provide more physiologically relevant tools for studying cancer biology, evaluating therapeutic responses, and advancing translational research.
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ATCC has been selected by @ARPA_H to provide independent verification and validation for its BoSS program, which is advancing new ways to make life-saving cell therapies as easy to store and ship as aspirin.
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Today's your last chance to connect with ATCC at the PDA Pharmaceutical Microbiology Conference 2026! Visit booth #315 to meet our team and discuss trusted solutions for microbial quality control, contamination control, and more.
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Meet ATCC at booth #315 during the PDA Pharmaceutical Microbiology Conference 2026.
Learn how our microbial reference materials and QC solutions can help strengthen your testing workflows. ow.ly/5h2W51015bR
Stop by our poster presentation at PDA 2026 to learn how MicroQuant™ reference materials support reliable microbial recovery across a range of culture media. Connect with Dr. Jyoti Jha and explore the findings firsthand.
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Stop by our poster session at the Inaugural International Conference on Organoid Intelligence in Washington, DC, to explore midbrain organoid models generated from isogenic iPSC lines with varying SNCA expression levels.
Learn more about our iPSC lines: ow.ly/JjgV5100fom
Join ATCC at AAPS PharmSci 360 to explore how our multicomponent thin-film formulations can be optimized to improve microbial recovery and stability.
Join ATCC at #IDWeek2026 on October 24 for a poster exploring the performance of quantitative synthetic Chlamydia trachomatis LGV analytical reference materials for qPCR applications.
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Childhood brain cancer requires age-appropriate research models. ATCC's FDA-funded pediatric glioblastoma organoid initiative is advancing human-relevant models to support the future of cancer research and NAMs.
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In the latest episode of Behind the Biology, Dr. Ryan Wick discusses how machine learning is improving next-generation sequencing, advancing genome assembly, and helping researchers unlock new insights from complex biological data.
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Your cultures may look healthy, but hidden mycoplasma contamination can compromise data integrity, reproducibility, and confidence in your results. Learn why mycoplasma detection is essential and how to choose a testing strategy. ow.ly/KfMA50ZZunU
Headed to #PDA2026? Visit ATCC at booth #311 to connect with our experts and learn about solutions for microbial quality control, contamination control, and pharmaceutical microbiology testing. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Visit the ATCC poster at the iPSC 20th Anniversary Symposium 2026 to learn how we leveraged primary cells to generate a diverse panel of human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) lines with varied genomic and tissue origins.
AI-driven biology depends on data researchers can trust. On @Letstalkmicro1 ATCC’s Jonathan Jacobs, PhD, discusses metadata, gaps in genomic databases, and why linking data to authenticated biological materials matters.
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Couldn't make it to our presentations or poster sessions at BPI? Catch up on the latest research and scientific advancements from ATCC here: ow.ly/h5MP50ZVZpV
What happens before an ATCC certified reference material reaches the bench? ATCC Senior Scientist Shahin Ali, PhD, joins @Letstalkmicro1 to discuss authentication, provenance, the work behind trusted biological reference materials, and more.
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