A flow cytometry podcast
Two cytometrists talk about panel design, spectral unmixing, controls that nobody runs, and the parts of the job that never make it into a methods section.
Eric Haas + Christian Aguilera-Sandoval
Episodes
Roughly an hour. Occasionally a guest. Always at a great conversation about cytometry and cell therapy.
Hosts
One runs a cytometry service provider. One runs an accredited training program. Both can get on a soapbox about controls.
Founder & Principal Cytometrist · Ionic
Founder and principal cytometrist at Ionic Cytometry Solutions, a cytometry data analysis and consulting practice in Boston, MA. Formerly ran the CyTOF core at Dana-Farber. Spends his days in high-parameter panels, OMIQ, and the unglamorous work of making data hold up under scrutiny.
Founder & Chief Educator · SuperNova Flow Cytometry
Founder and chief educator at SuperNova Flow Cytometry, a vendor-neutral, ASCP-accredited training platform. PhD in microbiology and immunology from UCLA, postdoc at UNC-Chapel Hill, and scientific roles at FlowJo and BD. Published in Nature and Nature Biotechnology. Teaches panel design, instrument optimization, and the regulatory side of cell and gene therapy assays.
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