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INVITE: TXG... Early Atera Feedback with Dr. Kevin Wei (Harvard Medical School)

Published: 2026-05-14Institution: JefferiesPages: 6Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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INVITE: TXG... Early Atera Feedback with Dr. Kevin Wei (Harvard Medical School)

USA | Life Science Tools & Diagnostics EquityMayResearch14, 2026

INVITE: TXG... Early Atera Feedback with Dr.

Kevin Wei (Harvard Medical School)

Please join us on Thursday, May 21st at 2 pm ET for an expert call and

perspective on the early access experience with TXG's Atera spatial platform

with Dr. Kevin Wei, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard

Medical School and rheumatologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital. Key

topics will include Atera differentiation and use, the translational and clinical

landscape for spatial sequencing, and more. Please register here.

Event Details

Date: Thursday, May 21st at 2:00 pm ET

Host: Tycho Peterson, Jefferies Life Science Tools and Diagnostics

PLEASE REGISTER HERE

Discussion Topics:

Early access feedback on 10x’s Atera spatial platform and how real-world usage is shaping•

perceptions around scale, workflow efficiency, and incremental demand versus Xenium

Spec-level comparisons across spatial platforms (Xenium, CosMx and others) to understand•

where sensitivity, throughput, plex, and segmentation differences influence platform choice

The emerging landscape for clinical and translational-scale projects (e.g., perturb-seq, spatial,•

multiomic workflows) and how new technologies are shifting study design and other

workflows

The broader appetite for larger-scale sequencing programs and multi-instrument capital•

purchases amidst budget scrutiny across the broader sequencing ecosystem

Relevant tickers: TXG, BRKR, ILMN, PACB, TMO, ROP-SW and others

Speaker Biography

Dr. Kevin Wei, M.D., Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and

a rheumatologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH).

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