🗣"IDT is investing boldly in the next era of next generation sequencing." ✨
Last week, IDT President Ajay Gannerkote delivered a bronze sponsor talk at #AGBTgm titled "Accelerating enhanced genomic solutions", discussing strategies and real-world insights designed to accelerate discovery.

Happening soon at #AGBTGM26! Come visit poster 458 to learn about the latest workflow developments in wastewater-based pathogen detection.
#AGBT2026 #AGBTGM

#AGBTgm is here! Catch Nika Grillmeyer and Konstantin Fiedler as they share their day-one excitement, highlight IDT’s newest innovations, and talk about what they’re looking forward to this week. Visit the Nassau Suite to learn how our NGS portfolio is powering discoveries in cancer research.

#AGBT ATTENDEES! 🥼
Need reasons to stop by Nicholas Downey's and Katelyn Larkin’s poster presentations? We’ve got you covered. Come learn about IDT's new innovations in practice from 1:30-3:30 today, February 24. Look out for posters #419 and #441! #AGBTgm #AGBT26

Come check out poster 403 at #AGBT2026, “NEBNext® enzymatic solutions for DNA methylation profiling of highly damaged DNA.”
#AGBTGM #AGBTGM26

Happening now in Sarasota: “NEBNext UltraShear Long Read: Novel and time-dependent enzymatic DNA fragmentation for long read sequencing.”
#AGBTGM #AGBT2026 #AGBTGM26

Join us tomorrow in Sarasota at 8 am to hear from NEB and MSKCC scientists about the new UltraShear Long Read fragmentation solution — breakfast will be served!
#AGBTGM #AGBT2026 #AGBTGM26

Ready for #AGBTGM! Come visit us in Sarasota Suite 🦋

Monarch® Mag Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) Extraction Kit | NEB Magnetic bead–based cfDNA isolation for recovery of 50–300 bp fragments from biofluids. Low-volume elution and scalable workflows for liquid biopsy for NGS and PCR applications.

Planning your #AGBTGM experience? Visit us in Sarasota Suite to learn more from our team about the Monarch Mag Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) Extraction Kit (https://nebiolabs.com/4qXII6k compatible with our NEBNext Sequencing workflows for tumor/oncology biomarker discovery.
#AGBT2026

New England Biolabs to present latest updates in Next Generation Sequencing Sample Preparation at 2026 AGBT Meeting | NEB Data will be presented on advances in sample prep for RNA sequencing, long-read sequencing, enzymatic methyl sequencing and infectious disease surveillance Ipswich

Looking forward to seeing everyone in sunny Florida! https://nebiolabs.com/4s0I0pw
#AGBTGM #AGBT2026

🔬🧬 Using high dimensional analysis on the #AVITI24, we identified molecular and morphological changes to NSCLC cell lines following tyrosine kinase inhibition to unravel mechanisms of drug resistance. 📌 Download the poster to learn more: bit.ly/3FWCrpB

#AGBT2025 #AGBTGM #CancerResearch

🔬At #AGBTGM, we shared our direct, in sample sequencing (DiSS) chemistry on the #AVITI24 platform. Download the poster to learn about untargeted whole transcriptome coverage, targeted DiSS for hypothesis-driven research, and TCR sequencing & optical pooled screening applications: bit.ly/3R9veoi

A huge thank you to all the incredible presenters at AGBT 2025—your research is expanding the boundaries of spatial biology!

Want to explore more? Access and download Bruker’s full list of AGBT posters now!

bit.ly/4ij5a6p

#SpatialBiology #AGBT2025 #AGBTGM

At #AGBTGM, Broad Clinical Labs presented a poster which evaluated Watchmaker’s total RNA-seq solution to tackle low-quality and degraded RNA samples✅

Download the poster: watchmakergenomics.com/portfolio/rn...

#NGS #RNASeq

AGBT Turns 25: A Short History of Genome Technology The meeting has hosted a succession of technology launches, marking the shift from Sanger to next-generation sequencing and, more recently, to spatial and multiomics platforms.

GenomeWeb has a great history of #AGBTGM #AGBT in headlines from previous years. Great list of what was and what never was. www.genomeweb.com/sequencing/a...

Thanks for a great meeting. Looking forward to seeing you all next year at #AGBT26 on Feb 23-26 2026!! #AGBT25 | #AGBTGM

See ya later #AGBT25 #AGBTGM. Another great year of genomics tech and science! You guys are some of my favorite people!

Another great #AGBTGM looking forward to getting our hands on the full transcriptome cosMX reagents soon.

EpiCypher scientists enjoying a final sunset at AGBT 2025!

🧬🧪 Another great #AGBTGM - it was great to connect with researchers and learn about the latest genomics tech.

We shared our own research - see links to download👇

DNA Methylation & Multiomics
explore.epicypher.com/posters/agbt...

Long-read sequencing: explore.epicypher.com/posters/agbt...

That's a wrap on #AGBTGM & we're already looking forward to next year!🧬🧠🧑‍🔬

@kabramson.bsky.social had a blast soaking up the Florida rays... and learning about new #genomics ARRAYS & assays!

Thanks to #AGBT for another great meeting ☀️🍸

#AGBT2025 #AGBTGM has been incredible. Lucky to be part of the event with @nanoporetech.com - as always we were so looked after by our amazing events team!

(Photo credit to @minomatt.bsky.social)

#AGBTGM closing remarks:
Request for a new #AGBTdata meeting, standing ovation for Eric Green (absent), and announcement that next year's meeting will be in Orlando.
It's now party time!

Astronaut John Shoffner told us about his journey through life and space, inspiring us with some biomolecular resources (including his own tissue) for research into the biological and physical effects of microgravity #AGBTGM

Andrew Pask from The University of Melbourne speaking about bringing the Thylacine 🇦🇺🐅 back from extinction using genomic tech in collaboration with colossal.com
Also, saving the spotted quoll from extinction via CRISPR to mutate a single amino acid to confer resistance to cane toad toxins #AGBTGM

Andrew Pask: "We're going to genetically modify the endangered Quoll so they can eat invasive Cane Toads. And release them in the wild. It's a good idea! I swear!" Kidding aside, great talk and great work about marsupial conservation and de-extinction at #AGBTGM

Just saw a talk by Andrew Pask at #AGBT25 #AGBTGM on marsupial genomics, evolution, and gene editing for conservation. Completely mind blowing work. Taking both genetic editing and conservation work into a new frontier.

#AGBTGM #AGBT2025 #AGBT25 AP: quoll may go extinct in next 10 yrs. Eats toads but introduced cane toad is toxic and kills quoll. Toxin impacts ATP1A1 gene- should be able to introduce resistance. 1 single bp change increased resistance 6000x. Will help reduce spread of cane toads.

#AGBTGM #AGBT2025 #AGBT25 AP: convergence analysis to identify most important changes

BRAKER3: Fully automated genome annotation using RNA-seq and protein evidence with GeneMark-ETP, AUGUSTUS, and TSEBRA An international, peer-reviewed genome sciences journal featuring outstanding original research that offers novel insights into the biology of all organisms

#AGBTGM: Great talk by Joe DeRisi on the clinical intervention of balamuthia infection. And a shoutout for BRAKER3 genome annotation pipeline published in @genomeresearch.bsky.social. Read more here tinyurl.com/Genome-Res-2...

#AGBTGM #AGBT2025 #AGBT25 AP: Have worked on other marsupial genomes. Find closest living relative to extinct animal. About 500K edits relative to dunnart. Even though dunnart is tiny relative to thylacine, both are marsupials so have tiny babies and can maybe serve as surrogate.