The 2025 American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) Annual Meeting was held in Boston from October 14–18, bringing together thousands of researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders who are defining the future of genomics. Throughout the week, our team connected with scientists, innovators, and partners from around the world, sharing our vision of a future where single-cell sequencing is accessible to all laboratories. The ArgenTag team, from left to right: Elizabeth Tapia (C

Our CSO, Elizabeth Tapia, and CTO, Pilar Bullacio, participated in PacBio Prism 2025 held in San Francisco from May 6–8. This premier event brought together global leaders in genomics and biotechnology to explore the latest innovations in long-read sequencing, data analysis, and translational research. We sincerely thank PacBio for the opportunity to connect with the community and engage with such inspiring research advances. Curious to learn how ArgenTag is redefining single

As part of the launch of our Early Access Program, Sofía Lavista Llanos (our Director of Process Development) presented our single-cell...

On July 11th, we had the pleasure of presenting our single-cell RNA library kit for long-read sequencing at Stanford University. Sofía...

Entrepreneurs in biotechnology show their potential at an event in Argentina. ArgenTAG news