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    This weeks top spatial transcriptomics paper 🧬 Week 29

    CCR7+ dendritic cells drive tertiary lymphoid structure formation in tumors, linking spatial organization to improved cancer immunotherapy responses.

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  • A group of scientists in a laboratory, with one pointing at a computer screen displaying DNA sequences, another using a keyboard, and a third taking notes on a tablet.
    Bioinformatics

    Evo2 and DNA LLMs: Perplexity, Prompting, Genomic Design

    Evo2 introduces genomic language models and examines perplexity, DNA prompting, and responsible design—framing safe, exploratory genomics.

  • A woman in a yellow sweater and a man in a blue shirt work at a computer displaying DNA imagery, with a lab technician in the background.
    Bioinformatics

    SpliceVarDB: Validated splicing variants for splice-site

    SpliceVarDB consolidates thousands of experimentally validated splicing variants across 8,000+ genes, enabling faster diagnostics and model benchmarking.

  • Spatial Omics Publications and Equipment on a Desk
    New Publications

    This week’s top spatial transcriptomics papers 🧬 Week 25

    Spatial transcriptomics unveils conserved brain architecture, neuron diversity, and tumor microenvironment interactions, linking genes to function.

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    Tutorial

    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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    Digital Lab

    Autonomous Experimentation Loops: Robots, Analytics

    Autonomous Experimentation means designing, running, and interpreting experiments in a continuous loop, linking Robotics, Analytics, and Decision Engines.

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    OCR and Digitization for Paper Entry in the Digital Lab

    OCR and Digitization turn paper entry forms into usable data, reducing manual entry and speeding up lab registration.

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    Job Opening – Student Job Agentic AI

    Working student in Data Science / AI to support the development of AI agent systems for life science applications. The role…

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    Scanpy scRNA-seq Normalization

    In Scanpy, normalize scRNA-seq data to make cells comparable, improving HVG selection, PCA, clustering, and marker detection.

  • Group of four scientists in lab coats discussing in front of a board displaying research methods, with a computer device on the table.
    Bioinformatics

    Immuno Receptor Sequencing: TCR/BCR Basics & NGS Methods

    Explore AIRR-seq and how TCR/BCR profiling with NGS informs drug discovery, immuno-oncology, and vaccine development.

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