How do individual cells influence disease outcomes, respond to treatment, and shape biological processes? Advances in single-cell and spatial omics are transforming our ability to answer these questions, providing unprecedented insight into cellular heterogeneity in health and disease.

Registration is now open for the Joint International Single Cell Mass Spectrometry (iSCMS) Conference and BMSS Single Cell MS Meeting, taking place 6-9 October 2026 at King's College London.

Bringing together researchers from across biology, chemistry, medicine and technology, the meeting will showcase how single-cell mass spectrometry is advancing research in cancer, immunology, microbiology, neuroscience, metabolism and precision medicine. The programme features internationally recognised experts developing cutting-edge analytical technologies and applying them to tackle important biological and clinical questions.

Conference highlights:

• 11 internationally recognised invited speakers covering the latest advances in single-cell metabolomics, proteomics, spatial omics, imaging MS and metallomics
• Workshops showcasing state-of-the-art single-cell technologies
• Oral and poster presentations
• The Proteomics Podcast Live with Dr Benjamin Orsburn

Researchers at every career stage are encouraged to present their work. Abstract submission has been extended to 15th August 2026, providing an excellent opportunity to showcase your research and build new collaborations.

Whether you are developing analytical technologies or applying them to answer fundamental biological questions, this meeting offers an exciting opportunity to learn about the latest advances, exchange ideas across disciplines, and connect with the growing international single-cell mass spectrometry community.

Conference dates: 6-9 October 2026

Register here.

Abstract submission:
https://singlecellms.org