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    Cluster TCRs from 10x with TCRdist

    Cluster TCRs from 10x data using TCRdist to group related receptors by similarity, turning exact clonotypes into biologically meaningful clusters.

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  • Illustration of four researchers working with charts and neural data on computer screens and a tablet, set against a large neural network visualization.
    Bioinformatics

    Spatial Transcriptomics Meets scRNA-seq: Seurat & Scanpy

    Learn to integrate spatial transcriptomics with scRNA-seq using Seurat and Scanpy for richer tissue maps.

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    Digital lab essentials: Audit trails and data lineage

    Trust in modern digital labs comes from transparent records: audit trails show who did what, when, and why, while data lineage…

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    Bioinformatics

    Spatial transcriptomics: practical intro for data scientists

    Spatial transcriptomics links gene expression to tissue architecture, highlighting SVGs and cellular neighborhoods for data scientists.

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    Quality Criteria for Laboratory Databases: A Primer

    Quality metrics, governance, and security criteria for trusted laboratory databases in the digital lab.

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    Bioinformatics

    Best Free Spatial Omics Datasets: IHC, WSIs & Multi-Omics

    Open spatial omics datasets for benchmarking: HuBMAP, SODB, METASPACE, GDC, and HPA—covering IHC, WSIs, and multi-omics.

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    Digital Lab

    AI-powered lab reports: turning results into conversations

    In a Digital Lab, turn static PDFs into living conversations with an AI Assistant that explains terms and speeds customer support.

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    Bioinformatics

    Spatial Transcriptomics: Assigning Cell Types in Tissue

    Spatial Transcriptomics often mixes signals from neighboring cells. Learn to assign cell types and regions using deconvolution and reference maps.

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    Bioinformatics

    Foundation Models for Cell Biology: An Overview

    Foundation models for cell biology unlock fast, cross-dataset insights from massive single-cell data, enabling rapid annotation and perturbation ideas.

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    Digital Twin Models for the Laboratory: Turning HPLC Data into Digital Products

    A Laboratory Digital Twin learns from rich analytical records—especially from HPLC—and becomes a digital product that optimizes methods and shortens development…

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