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Färkkilä Lab Retreat 2026: Science, Teamwork, and Autumn Trails in Eerikkilä & Torronsuo
Two days of grant writing strategy, unconventional science pitches, floorball competition, and a scenic hike through Torronsuo National Park brought the Färkkilä Lab closer together this autumn.
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All recent news and events from the lab
Färkkilä Lab Welcomes Five New Researchers and Students for the Autumn Semester
Five talented researchers and students join the Färkkilä Lab this September, expanding our multidisciplinary work across organotypic cultures, spatial immunology, machine learning pipelines, and clinical registries.
SUBSISTER Consortium Awarded Research Council of Finland Project Grant
A major Research Council of Finland grant will power multi-omics, single-cell, spatial, and functional profiling to find more effective treatments for ovarian cancer.
Candice Madiot joins the Färkkilä Lab as Postdoctoral Researcher
Candice Madiot joins the Färkkilä Lab to develop immunocompetent organoid models for studying the tumor microenvironment in ovarian cancer.
Färkkilä Lab Shares Spatial Biology and Precision Oncology Insights at the 1st European Ovarian Cancer Research Symposium (OC-INSIGHTS)
At the 1st European Ovarian Cancer Research Symposium (OC-INSIGHTS) in Bergen, Norway, doctoral researcher Ziqi Kang was honored with a Best Poster Award, Ada Junquera presented a selected short talk, María Mercedes Hincapié Otero received a Best Poster Prize, and Prof. Anniina Färkkilä delivered an invited talk.
Understanding CIN2 Through Spatial Single-Cell Imaging: A Doctoral Researcher’s Perspective
Cervical cancer ranks as the fourth most prevalent cancer among women globally, causing 349,000 fatalities in 2022. The disease progresses through precancerous stages, typically following an HPV infection.
Single Cell and Spatial Omics Symposium 2026
On March 12, 2026, the Single Cell and Spatial Omics Symposium at Biomedicum Helsinki brought together leading international researchers to explore the frontiers of single-cell and spatial omics technologies.