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These past few years have seen a rapid expansion of cell-cell communication research. Check out Erick Armingol's new Nature Reviews Genetics review of the diverse methods leveraging single-cell and spatial omics: rdcu.be/dwkND

Highly recommended event from a last year's attendee. You will find a lot of fun in sharing and discussing science.

Thrilled to share my paper, which explores how 2’-O-Methyl modifications at mRNA internal sites regulate mRNA stability with Nanopore Tech and Machine Learning. It is out today in Molecular Cell. Huge thanks to my mentor Kaifu Chen and my collaborators! bit.ly/4b7E0uI

The endothelin system is traditionally known for regulating vasoconstriction/dilation. Our new paper in Nature Communications shows EDN3-EDNRB induces the browning of human white adipocytes via cAMP-EPAC1-ERK activation. shorturl.at/Os6ET Chih-Hao Wang, Tadataka Tsuji, Farnaz Shamsi

Happy Chinese New Year! I'm glad to share our new work on using biological knowledge to guide the design of interpretable AI models, for prioritizing potential driving regulators for cell state transitions. doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Our review article "Genetic studies through the lens of gene networks," led by Marc Subirana Granes and with contributions from our entire lab, is now available online in Annual Reviews 🎉 Access it here: doi.org/10.1146/annure…

Join us for the 2025 Joslin International Symposium! Save the date and find out more at joslinsymposium.org! Registration is now open, and please consider submitting an abstract.

Our lab is hiring! We are looking for a postdoc in the area of immunology/microbiology+ML, or in pure method/software development. More information about our lab at: mourisl.github.io

Happy to share the exciting news that Jeya’s paper on ChemPerturb-Seq is online J Jeya Vandana TPCB Weill Cornell Medicine Surgery Shuibing Chen Weill Cornell GSMS cell.com/cell-stem-cell… We’ve also developed an AI-powered, open-access website. Have fun. chemperturbdb.com

I am beyond honored and humbled to receive the Pathway to Independence Award (K99/R00) from the NIH NHGRI. Deeply grateful to my mentors, Drs. Kaifu Chen and Yu-Hua Tseng, my many collaborators, and my family and friends for their continuous support.

Interested in metabolite cell crosstalk, but don't have your own scRNA-seq? You must try our MCCP (rc-cbp.tch.harvard.edu/mccp)😀 Allow exploeration for 812,533 mCCC events in 434 scRNA-seq data, 213,145 disease-associated mCCC, along with tissue specificity analysis.

#MetabolicResearch Metabolite are crucial signaling molecules. I am glad to share MCCP (rc-cbp.tch.harvard.edu/mccp/), a web portal to generate biologically informed, data-driven hypotheses about Metabolite-Mediated Cell-Cell Communication (mCCC). 👇 Use MCCP in computational-free to