Automating Multiplex IHC at NSH 2026
Vector Laboratories will be at NSH 2026 to show how automation solves multiplex IHC’s consistency problem.
Director of R&D Erika Leonard, Sr. Field Application Scientist Sabrina Mateos, and Lead Technical Support Specialist Anjali Haridasan will represent Vector Laboratories at the National Society for Histotechnology (NSH) Annual Convention, September 25-29 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, TX, sharing the VectaPlex Automation Protocol for multiplex and spatial detection of protein markers.
Join Vector at booth #126, and catch their showcase presentation, express talk, and poster on how VectaPlex removes manual variability from multiplex tissue staining.
Multiplex & Spatial Detection with VectaPlex
The VectaPlex Automation Protocol standardizes multiplex IHC staining, giving labs repeatable results across runs without added hands-on time.
Antibodies & Detection Solutions
Validated immunodetection reagents for IHC workflows, built for high-confidence tissue and biomarker analysis.
Featured Presentations
Showcase Presentation: Advancing spatial oncology research with open-panel multiplex IHC/IF using a novel heat-free antibody stripping reagent
Date/Time: Sunday, Sep 27, 2026 12:40pm
Location: Poster Showcase Area
15-Minute Express Talk: Streamlining Multiplex IHC, IF, and TSA Workflows with VectaPlex™
Date/Time: Saturday, Sep 26, 2026 2:30 PM – 2:45 PM CDT
Session Code: ET003
Attendees
Erika Leonard
Director of R&D
Sabrina Mateos, M.B.A.
Sr. Field Application Scientist
Anjali Haridasan, Ph.D.
Lead Technical Support Specialist
Featured Resource
Multiplex IHC Without the Manual Variability
Manual multiplex staining introduces run-to-run variability and adds hands-on time for histology labs. The VectaPlex Automation Protocol standardizes multiplex and spatial detection of protein markers on your existing autostainer.
