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When stepping up to #COVID19 the Seattle had a different approach. Read more on how Seattle scientists (and researchers from Seattle Flu Alliance) took the lead on #COVID19 in the The New Yorker: bit.ly/3eSkmHj

"For too long, our society and our science has treated human beings with disparate levels of respect. It must be our work to move beyond words to action." - Dr. Tom Lynch Dr. Tom Lynch For Fred Hutch, that action happens through research. Learn more: bit.ly/2UdWfd4

Members of the Fred Hutch staff and faculty raise a new #BlackLivesMatter flag and banner on the Hutch campus in South Lake Union. Learn more about the actions were taking to end racial injustice and promote change at our organization and in our community: bit.ly/3eex42b

We’re excited to welcome our newest faculty member Melody Campbell on her first day Hutch Basic Sciences! She is helping build @FredHutch’s #cryoEM capabilities while continuing her work on integrins, proteins involved in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. fredhutch.org/en/faculty-lab…

Fred Hutch has been named the coordinating center for vaccine clinical trials of the #COVID19 Prevention Network (COVPN), funded by NIAID News. A team led by Dr. Larry Corey will lead operations of at least 5 large-scale efficacy trials w/ 100+ trial sites.bit.ly/2ZOdKD4

Congrats to Dr. Trevor Bedford Trevor Bedford of Fred Hutch on being named to FORTUNE's #40Under40 list for healthcare! fortune.com/40-under-40/

Check out all our joint projects and upcoming atlases @ viz.fredhutch.org/projects/

Fantastic working with such an extensive network of outstanding scientists. Please check out the paper cell.com/cell/fulltext/… and dive deeper into data atlas.fredhutch.org/isb/covid/ #COVID19 #dataviz

Four years' work, 178 billion sequencing reads, and nearly 5 million cells went into constructing atlases of gene expression and chromatin accessibility in human development, out now.

TOMORROW, the BBI bioinformatics team is hosting a virtual Garnett tutorial on to help you learn how to build classifiers and perform cell type classification from single-cell expression data. Learn more and RSVP: bit.ly/38ZomoC

Happy Holidays from Fred Hutch Data Visualization

Congrats Helen Chu and thank you for all your hard work!

The BBI bioinformatics team is hosting a virtual Monocle 3 tutorial/ training on February 9th to help you learn how to navigate your single-cell RNA-seq data. Learn more and RSVP: bit.ly/3iSyJO3

Our paper describing Weighted Nearest Neighbor analysis in Seurat v4 is out in Cell! We introduce a framework to analyze and integrate datasets where multiple data types are simultaneously collected in the same cell: cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

We are recruiting for two computational biologist positions! Applicants at all career stages welcome. Please apply if you'd like to train and work on exciting problems in single-cell genomics, spatial analysis, and statistical learning. Just send your CV by e-mail/DM. Please RT!

We are hiring an SDE! We'd love to hear from you if you love visualizing data with libraries like D3, Vega, or even WebGL. We are a small team working at the intersection of research, web, and cloud technologies. Check us out at careers-fhcrc.icims.com/jobs/21023/sof…