Amélie Viratham
Akoya Biosciences, US
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Biography
In her previous role as Research Associate in the Tissue Hybridisation & Digital Pathology group at Queen’s University Belfast, Amélie utilised Akoya Biosciences’ PhenoImager products to investigate the tumour immune microenvironment in epithelial cancers. Amélie then joined Akoya in 2021 as a Reagents Field Application Scientist, where she supports scientists in using Akoya’s technologies to study spatial biology at single-cell resolution, with a focus on reagents, staining and biomarker panel development.