Bio-Techne Corporation (NASDAQ: TECH) today announced it will showcase its latest advancements in cancer research tools at the 2025 American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting, taking place April 25-30 at McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, IL. Bio-Techne’s booths will feature its oncology research portfolio spanning early discovery, translational research, and cell and gene therapy development.
AACR is recognized as one of the world’s most influential cancer research conferences, convening global experts to exchange groundbreaking discoveries and innovations in cancer science and medicine. Bio-Techne will engage with these researchers and industry professionals to highlight its cutting-edge solutions that empower scientific progress across the oncology landscape.
At booth #3049, Bio-Techne will feature its comprehensive portfolio, including high-performance proteins, antibodies, small molecules, cell culture reagents, immunoassays, automated proteomic analysis platforms, and spatial multiomic solutions. These technologies are designed to drive advancements in oncology research, accelerate immune cell therapy development, and support the creation of next-generation diagnostic tools. Advanced Cell Diagnostics (ACD), a Bio-Techne brand, will feature its complete solution for accelerating spatial multiomic research, including its protease-free workflows across the RNAscope™ spatial portfolio. To support the expanded capabilities for multiomic detection on the Leica Bond RX, we will showcase scientific posters and an evening reception on April 27th co-hosted by ACD, Leica Biosystems and Indica Labs.
At booth #3249, Lunaphore, one of Bio-Techne’s spatial biology brands, will present its enhanced end-to-end portfolio that offers high-value spatial biology solutions for the translational research community. Lunaphore’s latest advancements include the launch of the fully-automated, same-section multiomics application for fixed-frozen tissue. Additionally, Lunaphore will bring together the spatial biology community at an exclusive dinner reception on April 28, held in affiliation with AACR, providing a unique opportunity to connect with leaders in the field of multiomics, and explore Lunaphore’s upcoming releases, including innovative tools for HORIZON™ image analysis software.
“As cancer research advances at an unprecedented pace, Bio-Techne remains committed to providing scientists with the tools they need to drive discovery and innovation,” said Kim Kelderman, Bio-Techne’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our solutions empower researchers at every stage—from fundamental science to translational applications—helping to shape the future of precision medicine and next-generation cancer therapies. We are excited to connect with the scientific community at AACR to explore new possibilities in the fight against cancer.”
