News
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Thermo Fisher Scientific and CZ Imaging Institute collaborate to further understanding of human cells
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CZI announces Biohub to develop breakthrough imaging technologies, observe cells in action
The CZ Biohub San Francisco and CZ Imaging Institute will join together to develop novel imaging technologies that provide entirely new insights into human biology, led by Dr. Scott Fraser.
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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Announces New Biohub to Develop Breakthrough Imaging Technologies to Observe Cells in Action
The CZ Biohub San Francisco and CZ Imaging Institute will join together to develop novel imaging technologies that provide entirely new insights into human biology, led by Dr. Scott Fraser.
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Arming Burkina Faso scientists with new skills to fight dengue and other infectious diseases
Collaborations between CZ Biohub San Francisco and the Global Fund empower Burkina Faso to develop pathogen genomics testing capacities
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Ground Truths podcast with Eric Topol: AI-powered virtual cells are ‘the Holy Grail of biology’
On the “Ground Truths” podcast, Eric Topol talks with Steve Quake and Charlotte Bunne about building AI-powered virtual cells — biology’s “holy grail.”
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Dr. Priscilla Chan on AI’s role in science at SXSW
How can AI help scientists predict cell behavior? At SXSW, Dr. Priscilla Chan explored the potential of AI-powered virtual cells in advancing biomedical research.
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Introducing openRxiv: A Q&A with Board Chair Scott Fraser
Preprints are changing science. In this Q&A, openRxiv Board Chair Scott Fraser explains how this new nonprofit will sustain bioRxiv, medRxix and open knowledge sharing.
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Location, location: Researchers map proteins across human cells
Organelle Profiling, developed by CZ Biohub San Francisco scientists, is a new tool to understand cells at an unprecedented level of detail
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Meet the Team at CZ Biohub New York
The growing team at CZ Biohub NY is shaping the future of life sciences in the New York area.
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CZI Launches Billion Cells Project With 10x Genomics and Ultima Genomics To Advance AI in Biology
Landmark single-cell dataset of one billion cells will be used to train new AI models to advance researchers’ understanding of cellular behavior and gene function.
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Columbia University BioWorks speaks with Andrea Califano
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A simple model for an intricate, ever-evolving structure
Scientists use math and physics to address the mystery of just how the endoplasmic reticulum, an organelle essential to life at the cellular level, continually re-arranges itself.