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    Spatial Transcriptomics: Assigning Spots to Cell Types

    Spatial Transcriptomics reveals how spots mix signals from multiple cells, and how deconvolution and segmentation map spots to cell types and regions.

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  • Four scientists in lab coats gathered around a computer screen displaying a correlation heatmap, with a microscope and clipboard in view.
    Tutorial

    Cell-Cell Communication in scRNA-seq

    CellPhoneDB links cell types in scRNA-seq via receptor-ligand interactions, turning clustering into interpretable signaling insights.

  • Illustration of three scientists in lab coats, one using a laptop, another pointing at a floating molecular structure, and the third gesturing towards a DNA strand.
    Bioinformatics

    Conformational AI after AlphaFold: From Motion to State

    Conformational AI blends dynamics, state prediction, and design to move from static folds to ensembles and binder design.

  • Illustration of three scientists interacting with lab equipment with SiLA 2 and OPC UA labels.
    Digital Lab

    SiLA 2, OPC UA, and the Modern Lab Stack

    Modern Digital Labs rely on SiLA 2 and OPC UA to unify devices, enable interoperable automation, and improve traceability across LIMS,…

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    New Publications

    This weeks top spatial transcriptomics paper – Week 20 🧬

    Eosinophils orchestrate gut remodeling and innate defense in mammalian reproduction, linking barrier immunity to fertility and maternal health.

  • Illustration of three individuals examining data visualizations on computer screens, with a DNA helix in the background.
    Tutorial

    GSEA for Single-Cell Data in Scanpy

    GSEA adds a functional layer to single-cell analysis with Scanpy, enabling pathway insights from ranked cluster markers.

  • Four researchers in a lab discussing scatter plot data displayed on a screen, with a microscope and computer on the table.
    Bioinformatics

    Hybrid Biology Models: Mechanistic Pathways Meet ML

    Hybrid AI-plus-mechanistic modeling is converging, combining mechanistic pathways with machine learning for more accurate, interpretable translational research.

  • Illustration of scientists wearing lab coats, working on computers and analyzing a floating cell hologram in a laboratory with DNA strand graphics.
    Bioinformatics

    CRISPR Design Meets Foundation Models

    Foundation models boost CRISPR guide ranking with context-aware on-target predictions and cell-type–aware off-target risk.

  • Four scientists in lab coats work together using laptops. A blackboard with scientific diagrams and equations is in the background.
    Tutorial

    KEGG Pathway Analysis in R

    Learn KEGG pathway analysis in R with clusterProfiler, enrichplot, and pathview to interpret gene lists and visualize enriched pathways.

  • A group of four scientists working together in a lab, with one pointing at a large cell displayed on a digital screen. DNA and genetic codes are visible in the background.
    Bioinformatics

    Benchmarking Cell Atlases for Label Transfer

    Hands-on guide to evaluating public cell atlases before production label transfer, focusing on annotation quality, batch diversity, and transferability.

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