ABRF Corporate Partner Presentation- Building a single cell sequencing service: Lessons from a core facility at Oklahoma State University
ABRF Corporate Partner Presentation – Building a single cell sequencing service: Lessons from a core facility at Oklahoma State University
November 12, 2026
12:00 – 1:00 pm ET
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The ABRF Corporate Relations Committee invites you to join us for an upcoming webinar presented by ABRF Signature Partner Qiagen.
Building a single cell sequencing service:
Lessons from a core facility at Oklahoma State University
Demand for single cell sequencing keeps growing among core facility users, but launching a new service raises practical questions well before the first sample arrives. Directors need a technology that fits their lab’s resources, along with a plan for supporting researchers who may be new to single cell experimental design.
In this presentation, Samuel Jeyasingh, Lab Director of the Next Generation Sequencing Core at Oklahoma State University, shares how his core decided to offer Parse single cell sequencing and what it took to establish it as a service. He’ll cover the operational side of the launch, from early planning through onboarding the first users. Lizzy Lasley, Field Application Scientist at Parse Biosciences, joins him to discuss lessons from working with the researchers who request the service, including the questions that come up most often and how the core guides projects from experimental design to data.
This session is designed for core directors and staff who are considering adding single cell services or looking to strengthen an existing service.
Presenters:
Samuel Jeyasingh, PhD,
Next Generation Sequencing Core Facility Director
Oklahoma State University
Lizzy Lasley
Field Application Scientist
Parse
Presenter Biography
Samuel Jeyasingh, DVM, PhD, is an industry-experienced scientist with a strong background in infectious diseases. He currently serves as the Lab Director of the One Health Innovation Lab at Oklahoma State University. Sam is a passionate advocate for mentoring the next generation of students and leaders, and he is dedicated to giving back to the community.
Fun fact: Sam was a volleyball player who represented his university at the national level.
Lizzy Lasley is a Field Application Scientist at Parse Biosciences, bringing over five years of experience to the role. A graduate of Utah State University with a degree in Biology, Lizzy is passionate about advancing scientific discovery. When not working, she enjoys spending time outdoors, engaging in activities such as mountain biking, swimming, kayaking, and hiking.
We look forward to seeing you for this timely presentation. Contact us if you have questions.
Thank you.
ABRF Corporate Relations Committee