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STOmics Grant

The grant gives scientists better access to cutting-edge Stereo-seq
technology to perform spatial single-cell whole transcriptome analysis
for dissection of cellular organization in complex tissues.

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Spatial Discovery Grant Program

Transforming Spatial Biology Through Innovation

Unlock the full potential of your spatial biology research with the STOmics & MGI Spatial Discovery Grant Program. Gain hands-on access to world-leading Stereo-seq technology, expert guidance, and pilot testing opportunities at our Customer Experience Centres. This program is available across multiple regions, each offering tailored support to help you accelerate your discoveries and achieve research breakthroughs.

Select your region below to explore the grant opportunities and take the next step in advancing your spatial biology research.

The first STOmics grant program

STOmics launched its first global research grant to support scientists and researchers studying spatiotemporal omics by promoting access to STOmics proprietary Stereo-seq, the leading spatially-resolved single-cell resolution transcriptomics platform. The grant supports a broad range of research areas to accelerate scientists`efforts in publishing their work and sharing new insights with the global scientific community. Total 50 research projects from 15 countries and areas have been selected to receive the STOmics grant.