Roche Sequencing Solutions at ASHG 2026

Oct 20–24, 2026 Montréal, Canada ~7.5k attendees Website

Roche Sequencing Solutions brings 1 presentation to ASHG 2026 in Montréal, and exhibits at Booth 617. Its program centres on computational methods for sequencing and liquid-biopsy research. Its presentation covers tissue-informed ctDNA detection using SBX-D whole-genome sequencing without a matched normal for minimal residual disease research.

OrganizationASHG 2026 Attendance
Roche Sequencing Solutions
Pleasanton, California
1 Principal Scientist
Subsidiary
Roche Sequencing Solutions sells NGS platforms, library-prep reagents, target-enrichment panels, assays, automation, and bioinformatics software to research laboratories.
Showcased its new AXELIOS 1 sequencing platform at the ADLM 2026 conference, keeping it visible to lab customers.
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Showcased its new AXELIOS 1 sequencing platform at the ADLM 2026 conference, keeping it visible to lab customers.
2026-07 · source
Launched AXELIOS 1, its new sequencing platform based on SBX technology, entering the competitive NGS instrument market.
2026-06 · source
Ran a webinar introducing its SBX sequencing technology, covering duplex and simplex sequencing and rapid whole-genome sequencing.
2025-12 · source
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Currently hiring
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Booth
Exhibiting at Booth 617
Wed, Oct 219:45am–4:30pmThu, Oct 229:45am–1:30pmFri, Oct 239:45am–4:30pm
Poster
Wed Oct 21
2:30 pm

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