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  • Three colleagues in a meeting room analyzing protein structures and bar charts on a laptop, with a protein model displayed on a screen behind them.
    Bioinformatics

    Protein Design After Structure Prediction Using Generative Models

    Generative models are transforming protein design, turning diffusion-based backbones and language priors into programmable, fast design pipelines.

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    Bioinformatics

    Deploying AlphaFold on AWS cloud infrastructure

    Moving AlphaFold to AWS changes the experience: provision the right GPU, keep terabytes of databases warm, and scale from a single…

  • Four images showing scientists and professionals in a lab setting. Top left: A woman analyzing a flowchart on a screen. Top right: A man reviewing a graph on a monitor. Bottom left: Two women discussing diagrams on a whiteboard. Bottom right: A man presenting data and diagrams on a whiteboard.
    Bioinformatics

    MLflow for Bioscience: Reproducible machine learning

    MLflow brings reproducible machine learning to bioscience, with experiment tracking, artifacts, and a model registry you can use from your laptop.

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    Digital Lab

    LOINC Data Standard: A common language for lab results

    LOINC Data Standard gives every observation a precise, universal code, unifying results across EHRs, LIMS, and analytics for interoperable data.

  • Three scientists examining a digital screen showing various cell types and a DNA symbol. One holds a tablet, another is pointing at the display, and the third is observing.
    Bioinformatics

    AlphaGenome: 1 Mb context for regulatory predictions

    AlphaGenome reads up to 1 Mb of DNA to predict regulatory signals, enabling variant interpretation and enhancer–promoter insights.

  • Three scientists in lab coats are studying data on computer screens, with one using a microscope and another pointing at a monitor displaying complex graphs.
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    Shiny vs Streamlit for Omics Visualization

    Discover how Streamlit and Shiny for Python turn omics visualization from static plots into interactive apps, boosting discovery and collaboration.

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    This week’s top spatial transcriptomics papers 🧬 Week 13

    Spatial transcriptomics atlas updates across skin, brain, cancer, and regenerative medicine—maps immune niches, cell states, and deconvolution advances.

  • Illustration of four people in a meeting room, discussing charts and a DNA helix displayed on a screen. One person is using a laptop, another is pointing at the screen, and a third is holding a tablet.
    Bioinformatics

    TileDB Arrays for large-scale omics

    TileDB Arrays unlock scalable, multimodal omics analysis, delivering faster genomics and single-cell insights, with Databricks accelerating workflows.

  • Illustration of three medical professionals in lab coats working with digital devices and documents. One is using a clipboard, another is using a tablet, and the third is working at a computer.
    Digital Lab

    21 CFR Part 11 for the digital lab

    By EVOBYTE Your partner for the digital lab If your laboratory is moving from paper to digital, understanding 21 CFR […]

  • Illustration of four scientists in lab coats working together in front of a computer displaying genetic sequences and the word 'nucleformer' with a DNA strand in the background.
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    Sequence design with the Nucleotide Transformer

    Discover how the Nucleotide Transformer guides sequence design and expression optimization for reliable gene expression.

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