February 25 2026
Call For Abstract Closed
The call for abstracts submission for the 2026 True North Spatial conference has now been closed.
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"Inspire Me", "Enlighten Me", "Challenge Me"
Re-imagining conversations in science
March 25th
Be Inspired
Our “Inspire-Me” chapter celebrates the curiosity, creativity and imagination that sparks scientific discovery. This chapter is a focus for inspiration and motivation, aimed to ignite the scientist in us and to give us purpose and hope. Here we have carefully curated a selection of innovative scientists working in the single cell and spatial biology field.
Gain insight and inspiration from our distinguished speakers as we map out the single cell and spatial biology landscape in Canada. Discover the novel ways that researchers are using a single cell and spatial techniques to drive breakthroughs across basic, investigative, and translational science.
March 26th
Be Enlightened
Our "Enlighten-Me" chapter is focused on high quality, meaningful training and pedagogy. This chapter emphasizes skills development, encourages innovation and aims to form a support structure for creativity and training. Join us on day two as we engage with students and future leaders.
Dive into pedagogy and innovation centered talks where you’ll learn from experts in spatial biology. Expand your scientific and professional skillset as our professional development sessions guide you through single cell and spatial biology.
March 27th
Be Challenged
Our "Challenge-Me" chapter nurtures out-of the box and future-forward thinking in our scientific community. This chapter strives to expand horizons that will shape the future of the field. Join us on day three as we tackle bold topics and grand challenges.
Engage with the critical questions and challenges shaping the landscape of spatial biology through panel discussions, fireside chats and debates. Challenge yourself with topics such as open-source data, artificial intelligence, and the evolving economics of single cell and spatial research. Join in with conversations that push the boundaries of what’s possible in the field.
Speakers & Organizers
Leaders across academia, industry, and the spatial community.
FAQs
Answers to common questions.
What is True North Spatial 2026?
Canada’s first Spatial and Single Cell Biology Summit dedicated to spatial biology, single-cell technologies, and AI innovation, featuring 3 days of debate, discovery, technology demonstrations, and high-level scientific conversations.
Who is organizing the summit?
The summit is organized by Panoramics - A Vision Inc., a pan-Canadian R&D corporation. To learn more about us, visit us at www.panoramics-a-vision.com
Panoramics leads scientific training, community building, and national innovation initiatives through its Panoramic Chapters: Inspire-Me, Enlighten-Me, Challenge-Me.
What makes this summit unique?
- First pan-Canadian spatial & single cell biology meeting in Canada, globally engaging with international tech leaders.
- High-value networking across academia, biotech, hospitals, and industry across Canada and globally.
- Dedicated academia - industry engagement opportunities.
Who should attend?
True North Spatial is designed for
- Academic researchers (PIs, postdocs)
- Core research facilities
- Industry scientists and executives
- Hospitals and clinical research groups
- AI/ML innovators and computational biologists
- Startups, entrepreneurs, and investors
- Students and early-career scientists
Will there be abstract submissions?
Yes. We welcome abstracts from trainees, postdoctoral fellows and early career scientists. See our call for abstracts here (LINK). Please submit your abstract for the call appropriate to your career level.
Successful applicants will be selected for either an oral presentation or a digital poster (available virtually 72-hours prior and throughout the summit).
The abstract deadline is 5th January 2026, 23:59 PT.
Are meals included?
Yes. Each ticket provides single-entry access for all 3 days and includes:
- Breakfast on Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3.
- All day Beverages and Snacks for all three days.
- Guaranteed networking breaks.
- Lunch on Day 1 and Day 2.
Are there exhibitor opportunities?
Yes, we offer high-visibility exhibitor spaces. The MaRS Innovation Center will accommodate 6 feet by 30 inch tables.
For information regarding sponsorship opportunities, please click here or contact sponsorship@panoramics-a-vision.com.
How can industry and academia get involved?
Companies can participate via:
- Sponsorship packages
- Exhibitor booths
- Supporting awards and travel grants
Who can I contact for enquiries?
Please contact the appropriate mailing address based on your query or question:
General TNS2026 - true-north-2026@panoramics-a-vision.com
Sponsorship - sponsorship@panoramics-a-vision.com
General Panoramics - panoramics@panoramics-a-vision.com
Why sponsor?
We are expecting approximately 400 registrants coming from across North America and Europe.
Sponsoring True North Spatial provides:
- Direct visibility to Canada’s rapidly growing spatial-omics market.
- High-value networking with decision-makers and early adopters.
- Opportunities for tech demos, panels, and thought leadership.
- Recruitment pathways to top talent across universities and hospitals.
- Branding across the full three-day program.
- Strategic positioning in a national ecosystem that is expanding fast.
What sponsorship opportunities are available?
We offer multi-tier packages (Panorama, Spatial, Connectome, Cellular, Nuclear, Organelle), with customizable options. For further details, please download our TNS2026 prospectus here.
Dinner Sponsorship
General Prospectus And Sponsorship
Pitch Deck Panoramics
For information regarding sponsorship opportunities, please click here or contact sponsorship@panoramics-a-vision.com .
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