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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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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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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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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.
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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.