How to achieve mechanistic clarity through accessible single-molecule proteomics

Thursday, July 9 at 16:00 BST | 17:00 CEST | 11:00 EDT | 08:00 PDT

Discover how next-generation proteomics can unlock deeper understanding of protein function at the single-molecule level in this SelectScience webinar, featuring Nautilus’ innovative Iterative Mapping method. Designed to be highly accessible while delivering exceptional sensitivity, accuracy, and reproducibility, Iterative Mapping empowers researchers to generate rich functional insights that were previously out of reach with conventional methods.

This session will introduce the principles behind Iterative Mapping and highlight early insights already achieved using this novel approach. You will learn how the technology enables detailed exploration of protein mechanisms and supports a wide range of applications across biology and disease research. The webinar will also outline how you can join the Iterative Mapping Early Access Program, offering a unique opportunity to be among the first to apply single-molecule proteomics in your own work.

Ideal for researchers seeking an advanced, user-friendly proteomics solution, this webinar is particularly relevant for those studying complex biological systems and the roles of proteins and proteoforms in those systems. This may include neuroscientists working on Alzheimer’s disease, researchers studying tau’s role in neurodegeneration, and researchers investigating how proteoforms impact cancer. Register now to explore how Iterative Mapping can transform your research and deliver unprecedented clarity into protein-driven biology.