Organelle Pharmacology: A new frontier for drug discovery
We are happy to be sponsoring the upcoming symposium: Organelle Pharmacology – A new frontier for drug discovery, taking place in Oxford
This event brings together researchers exploring how cellular organelles shape disease mechanisms and therapeutic opportunities. Automated patch clamp (APC) plays a central role in this work, enabling high‑precision, high‑throughput electrophysiological measurements that reveal organelle signaling, ion handling, and membrane dynamics—key insights for organelle‑focused drug discovery.
Meet our experts, Eliška Waloschková, Application Scientist, and Duncan Jarman, Senior Sales Manager, and discuss how Sophion’s APC solutions can help with your organelle research. We look forward to seeing you.
Time and venue:
đź“… April 15 – 16, 2026
đź“ŤUniversity of Oxford, Lecture Theatre, Department of Pharmacology, Mansfield Road, Oxford, UK
Oral presentation
You can see our oral presentation, where we will discuss our new high‑throughput automated patch‑clamp method for enlarged lysosomes—enabling efficient organelle capture and endogenous ion‑channel recordings, including TRPML1 —on the Qube 384 and QPatch 48 platforms.
🎤Eliška Waloschková, Application Scientist
🔎 High-throughput automated patch clamp of lysosomes using Sophion Bioscience platforms
đź“… Wednesday, 15 April – 4:50 PM – 5:05 PM
Empowering your organelle research with Sophion APC
Learn how our APC platforms support advanced electrophysiology of organelles and small cells. With high‑resistance QPlates and QChips engineered for fragile structures, our systems enable stable giga‑seal formation and low‑noise recordings from lysosomes, mitochondria, nuclei, red blood cells, neurons, and T‑cells. This allows researchers to perform high‑throughput, high‑precision studies of ion channels and transporters in even the most delicate biological systems—delivering clearer data, better stability, and deeper insights.
Visit us at our booth to meet our experts and discover how Sophion’s Automated Patch Clamp solutions can elevate your organelle research.