Updates

Translucence Biosystems participated in the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting, held November 15–19, 2025, in San Diego, California. The team hosted booth #3224, where they connected with the neuroscience community and discussed how tissue clearing can help accelerate neuroscience research. The team also presented five posters showcasing advancements in high-resolution whole-brain clearing, imaging, and analysis. Together, these posters highlighted tools and techniques that address the limitations of traditional histology, including tissue clearing, light sheet imaging, AI-powered 3D quantification, and cloud-based platforms that enable comprehensive whole-brain and organ-level insights at scale. See an outline of the posters presented below!

Translucence Biosystems recently participated in the Alzheimer's Association International Conference® (AAIC25), where CEO Damian Wheeler presented two posters demonstrating Translucence's whole-brain 3D tissue clearing techniques and AI-powered quantification pipeline. These presentations highlighted next-generation methodologies for quantifying disease burden and mapping therapeutic biodistribution at cellular resolution across the entire brain.

Translucence Biosystems recently hosted an engaging Brunch and Learn event in partnership with the UC San Diego School of Medicine Microscopy Core. The session welcomed faculty, researchers, and students for an introduction to tissue clearing methodologies, best practices, and examples of practical applications across various research domains, followed by a Q&A portion.

Translucence Biosystems hosted an informative Lunch and Learn event in collaboration with the Molecular Imaging Center at the UC Berkeley Cancer Research Lab on Wednesday, April 9th, 2025.

Translucence Biosystems CEO Damian Wheeler, presented at the Drug Delivery to the Brain: Emerging Modalities Keystone Symposia meeting held on February 17–20, 2025.

Translucence Biosystems recently hosted an informative Lunch and Learn event in collaboration with the Advanced Imaging Facility at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.