Luca Marconato
@lucamarconato2
Computational scientist at EMBL in the @OliverStegle lab. Deep learning methods and infrastructures for spatial multi-omics data.
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WebAtlas for visualising single cell & spatial data online is out: rdcu.be/dRsKu With Muzlifah Haniffa Tong LI 李彤 Dave Horsfall+co, we aimed to open up sc/spatial data to biologists & clinicians without coding experience/infrastructure. Rambling🧵on why this matters
Which is more convenient: viewing the "Visium HD bins" as a collection of millions of vector geometries, or as a large multi-channel image given their grid arrangement? In the webinar, Quentin BLAMPEY, Wouter-Michiel Vierdag, and I will discuss code and use cases for both approaches.
🧵 1/9 Delighted to announce that #DeepRVAT is out today in Nature Genetics! Here's a recap of our tweetorial from the preprint, with updates for some exciting new results. It's been a joy to work with Eva Holtkamp, as well as gagneurlab and Oliver Stegle.
The recording for today's webinar will soon be available from EMBL-EBI Training. Meanwhile here are the notebooks 🤓 github.com/PMBio/spatiald… Thanks again for inviting me and Wouter-Michiel Vierdag, and thanks to the scverse for the collaborative effort in preparing the notebook.
In September, I represented the SpatialData team at SCG 2024. I was honored to receive a best poster award; I want to thank my team (in particular Giovanni Palla, Tim, Wouter-Michiel Vierdag, Kevin Yamauchi, Sonja, ...) who made the project possible. In the pic, Danila and Mikaela Koutrouli from scverse.
I had the opportunity to present my work at BIOINFO 2024 in Gyeongju, Korea. It was great to meet previous colleagues from Heidelberg, Jeongbin Park and Hyobin Jeong, and be welcomed by such a vibrant research community!
Join our next #ICGEBCapeTown International seminar by Luca Marconato from EMBL Oliver Stegle Lab 📅 25 February 2025 🕛 Noon - SAST 🇿🇦 🔗 email: [email protected] for link to register
happy to see our cell2fate model out at Nature Methods. It is a completely new take on RNA velocity to disentangle complex cell trajectories from scRNA data & we have some very cool applications coming up! nature.com/articles/s4159…
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Cell Science Meeting in Chicago just concluded. I had the opportunity to present the latest advancements in spatial omics within the #scverse ecosystem, highlighting our efforts to scale our infrastructure in preparation for the datasets of tomorrow.