Massively multiplexed optical cell barcodes

Connect Phenotype, Genotype and Function of Single-Cells Track Your T Cell Biomarker Changes Over Time

Follow every cell.

LASE Innovation is redefining what is possible when it comes to tracking individual cells at scales needed for the next generation of biological discovery. 

Follow and measure the same cell across platforms

Flow Cytometry
Sequencing
Microscopy
In vivo
Training AI/ML Models

Next Generation Optical Particles for Cell Barcoding

LASE has developed its novel laser particle (LP™) technology, which are novel light-emitting particles with nano-to-micron sizes and narrowband emission (<0.2nm) tuned to over 1000 possible wavelengths.

Using their proprietary attachment methods to the cells surface, this enables massively multiplexed barcoding of cells, tracking their data across single-cell and omics platforms.

Lase product bottle (pre-launch artist representation)

Achieve Full-Scale Single-Cell Data

LP™ cell barcodes enable single-cell identification and tracking and permits multiple cycles of flow cytometry with the SAME sample. This allows for large and challenging panels to be broken down to smaller, easier to design and more spectrally separated panels.  Flow data sets from separately run cycles are combined into one large FCS file with all the data parameters and ready to analyze.

News

LASE Innovation and Talon Biomarkers Launch First-of-its-Kind Service to Unlock TCell Activation Kinetics at Single-Cell Resolution

Press Release

August 13, 2025 – Waltham, MA and Whippany, NJ LASE Innovation, developer of the patented LP™ Optical Cell Barcoding platform, in collaboration with Talon Biomarkers, today announced the launch of the Time-lapse™ TITAN Assay Service. This unique and powerful assay is the first commercially available flow cytometry-based method to measure...

NCI renews LASE Innovation’s SBIR Award for Study of Single-Cell T Cell Function

Press Release

Waltham, Mass., October 17, 2024 — LASE Innovation, a developer of the groundbreaking LP Cell Barcoding™ platform, announced that the National Cancer Institute (NCI) has renewed its Direct-to-Phase II SBIR grant award for the study of T Cell Function for the upcoming fiscal year. The study entitled “Time-Lapse Flow Cytometry...

LASE Innovation Appoints Dr. Yulia Shulga as Principal Scientist, Biology

News

Waltham, MA – July 24, 2024 – LASE Innovation, a pioneering early-stage life-science tools company specializing in single-cell analysis, is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Yulia Shulga as Principal Scientist, Biology. Dr. Shulga brings a wealth of experience in immuno-oncology and cell biology, further strengthening LASE Innovation’s...