Elise Courtois
Director, Single Cell Biology Lab & Assistant Professor
Elise Courtois is listed as Director, Single Cell Biology Lab & Assistant Professor. Elise spoke at American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists Global Congress 2026 in November 2026 (speaker, “PG-26040: Improving Endometriosis Outcomes Through Translational Research: Advancing Awareness of New Directions”). Speaks mainly at Hospitals and Health Care events.
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- Sector: Hospitals and Health Care
About
Dr. Elise Courtois is the Director of the Single Cell Biology Laboratory at The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine, where she leads a cross-campus team specialized in advanced single-cell, spatial omics, and high-content screening technologies to the research community. In addition, Dr. Courtois leads a research group focused on translational women's health, with a particular emphasis on endometriosis. Her team applies cutting-edge technologies—including spatial multi-omics and 3D functional modeling—to uncover key mechanisms driving this complex and underfunded disease. Notably, her lab has established single-cell and spatial atlases of endometriosis lesions, revealing the role of neuro-immune interactions in lesion architecture and pathobiology. Dr. Courtois is also the co-founder and Director of EndoRISE, a state-funded initiative she co-leads with UConn Health and the OB/Gyn Department. EndoRISE integrates research, education, science policy, and public awareness to transf
Sessions at 1 conference
American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists Global Congress 2026 13 November 2026 – 16 November 2026
- PG-26040: Improving Endometriosis Outcomes Through Translational Research: Advancing Awareness of New Directions Speaker · 13 November 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Elise at events on B2DB.
- Linda Griffith Director, Center for Gynepathology Research · MIT 1 shared session
- Danielle Luciano Chair and Professor of OBGyn 1 shared session