At this years 34th congress of the international society for advancement of cytometry (Cyto) in Vancouver we proudly presented our work „Visualizing Data Spreading after Compensation as a Decision-making Tool for Multicolor Panel Design in Immunophenotyping Experiments“. It was rewarded with a travel award and rose keen interest amongst the researchers and experts.
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