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    AI-Ready Data in Lab Models: Metadata for Analytics

    Turn messy lab records into machine-usable objects with AI-ready data, robust Lab Data Models, metadata, and provenance for faster analytics and automation.

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    Databricks Professional Certification

    The Databricks platform is gaining increasing popularity in the last years a go-to solution combining flexible data management and AI cpabilities.…

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    This weeks top spatial transcriptomics paper 🧬 Week 16

    Spatial transcriptomics reveal gradient-based primate cortex organization and a human SCN atlas; RESCUE boosts spatial omics across brain, cancer, and liver.

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    AI-Ready Metadata: The Minimum Context for Search

    In an AI-Ready Laboratory, metadata is the backbone that makes results searchable, reusable, and ready for analytics.

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    Bioinformatics

    Single-Cell Genomics: Atlas Mapping vs De Novo Analysis

    Compare atlas mapping, label transfer, de novo analysis, and transfer learning in single-cell genomics for speed, bias, and discovery.

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    Single-Cell Proteomics for Data Scientists: Structures & QC

    Single-cell proteomics (SCP) explains data structures, QC, and missingness in DIA/DDA workflows, showing how proteins complement scRNA-seq analyses.

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    This week’s top spatial transcriptomics papers 🧬 Week 15

    Single-cell and spatial analyses map the maternal–fetal interface, placentation, and immune tolerance, linking genetics to pregnancy health and disease.

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    Cloud LIMS: lower costs, faster deployment, multi-site

    Cloud LIMS shifts labs to the cloud, cutting costs, accelerating rollouts, and enabling secure, multi-site collaboration with solid data privacy and…

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    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…

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    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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