
The Biophysical Society Annual Meeting 2025
We are happy to exhibit at the Biophysical Society annual meeting in 2025, taking place in Los Angeles, California. The Biophysical Society Annual Meeting is the largest educational and networking event for those involved in the interdisciplinary field of biophysics.
Time: February 16-18, 2025
Venue: Convention Center, 101 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, California
Sophion booth: No. 508
Meet our team of ion channels specialists. We are ready to answer questions and demonstrate our automated patch clamp technology. At our booth, you can also get a demo of QPatch Compact on display.
Drug Discovery for Ion Channels XXV
Discover the Future of Ion Channel Drug Discovery!
Join us as we co-host the “Satellite Meeting” at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting. Explore cutting-edge ion channel drug discovery advancements, featuring presentations from leading companies and academic experts. Revolutionize your understanding of therapeutic drug targets and be part of the collaborative innovation shaping the future of this dynamic field. Don’t miss out—stay tuned for updates on this must-attend event!
Time: Friday, February 14, 2025, 8:00 AM – 5:15 PM
Venue: Room 107AB, Los Angeles Convention Center
We’re excited about this upcoming event and look forward to sharing all the details with you! As we get closer to the date, we’ll be updating this page with more information. Please check back for the latest updates, or feel free to reach out to us directly if you have any questions.
Sophion Mini Symposium
We are happy to host a mini ion channel symposium.
Presentation Title:
Recent Advances in Automated Patch Clamp Assays with QPatch, QPatch Compact, and Qube Systems
Presentation Overview:
Effective ion channel drug discovery demands the seamless integration of advanced technologies and streamlined workflows. Sophion Bioscience is at the forefront of automated patch clamp technology, offering innovative solutions for low, medium, and high-throughput applications tailored for both industry and academia. Our QPatch and Qube systems are fully automated, while the QPatch Compact system offers a semi-automated option, providing flexibility for a range of research needs.
With the QPatch and Qube, researchers can perform 8, 16, 48, or up to 384 parallel patch clamp recordings, supported by sophisticated computer-controlled liquid handling and on-board cell handling capabilities in the automated models. The QPatch Compact, a more hands-on system, allows for individual or simultaneous recordings across 8 channels, enabling precise control and adaptability in experiments.
Sophion’s platforms deliver robust, reliable workflows for ion channel and electrophysiology applications, accelerating the discovery and development of therapeutics targeting ion channels.
Workshop Highlights:
Join us for a workshop where speakers will explore practical applications of the QPatch, QPatch Compact, and Qube systems in drug discovery, offering valuable insights into optimizing ion channel research through these cutting-edge tools.
Time: February 16, 2025 – 10:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
Venue: Room 406AB, Los Angeles Convention Center
Agenda
Time | Talk Title | Speaker - Institution |
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10.30 AM | Introduction | Daniel Sauter - Sophion Bioscience |
11.00 AM | Resisting a toxic environment: Frog saxiphilins in action | Sandra Zakrzewska - UCSF |
11.25 AM | High-Throughput Insights into Red Blood Cell Ion Channels: Automated Patch Clamp Analysis of Pathogenic Piezo1 Variants on Qube 384 | Kian Haseli - Copenhagen University Hospital / Rigshospitalet |
11.50 AM | Development of a Nav1.9 cellular reagent on QPatch and Qube | Edward Stevens - Metrion Biosciences |
12.00 PM | Wrap Up | Daniel Sauter - Sophion Bioscience |
Featured Talk and Q&A
Evaluation of disease phenotypes in hiPSC-derived excitatory neurons using automated patch clamp
🎤 Kadla Røskva Rosholm, Senior Research Scientist, Sophion Bioscience
đź“… Wednesday, February 19 2025 at 08.15 AM
🏠Room 501ABC
Sophion poster presentations
Join us for our poster presentations:
Rescuing Automated Patch Clamp Assay on Low Expressing Kv1.3 Cell Line Using Fluorescence-based Cell Sorting
🎤 David Nagy, Application Scientist & Laboratory Manager, Sophion Bioscience
đź“… Sunday, February 16 2025, at 01.45 PM
🏠B369 – West Exhibit Hall
Automated Patch Clamp Unraveling the Functional Dynamics of Pathogenic Piezo1 Variants and Functional Insights into KCa3.1 Channels on Erythrocytes
🎤 Kian Haseli, Associate Scientist, Rigshospitalet
đź“… Monday, February 17 2025, at 02.45 PM
🏠B416 – West Exhibit Hall
Development and Evaluation of Novel Solution Pairs to Enhance Seal Resistance in Automated Patch Clamp Experiments
🎤 Daniel Rafael Peter Sauter, Science and Engineering Manager, Sophion Bioscience
đź“… Tuesday, February 18 2025, at 01.45 PM
🏠B396 – West Exhibit Hall
Kv 7.4 Pharmacological and electrophysiological characterization using APC
🎤 Pietro Scaduto, Application Scientist, Sophion Bioscience
đź“… Tuesday, February 18 2025, at 01.45 PM
🏠B403 – West Exhibit Hall