SARS-COV-2 🦠 comment l'histoire des populations influence leur réponse immunitaire ↘️ #Covid19 pasteur.fr/fr/espace-pres…

Thrilled to have worked on this project with such an amazing and adaptive team! Congrats to all, especially Yann Aquino @MonsieurRoti Lluis Quintana-Murci for seeing this across the finish line!

What was the migration history of our species? What role does the Neanderthal genome play in our current genetic heritage? Discover the answers from genetics in the online course "HPEG". bit.ly/Human-Populati… France Université Numérique Institut Pasteur, since 1887 Lluis Quintana-Murci @Etienne_Patin

Happy to share that I am starting my own research group Brotman Baty and UW Genome Sciences with an early independence award from NIH Common Fund #NIHHighRisk

Chuffed to be part of this package of papers mapping/understanding the human & nonhuman primate brain. Big ups to coauthors–especially Kenny Chiou Xingfan Fanny Huang who led the effort & co-leaders Jay Shendure Michael Platt Excited to see what is next! Brotman Baty ASU School of Life Sciences Evolution & Medicine

Thrilled to announce the opening of the Srivatsan Lab (srivatsan-lab.com) at the Fred Hutch Cancer Center. The lab will be building new sequencing technologies to understand how our cells and bodies form over the course of development.

Join us in celebrating the launch of the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology with Allen Institute + UW Medicine. 🎉 Led by Jay Shendure, this new collaboration will build tech to understand temporal dynamics of cells & whole organism perturbation ➡️ czi.co/SeaSynBioLaunch #SeaSynBio

ATTENTION SINGLE‐CELL RESEARCHERS: BBI is organizing a Seattle area Single Cell User Group to share knowledge & insights. Please complete this survey (forms.gle/8TLx3iYkGdu9Fn…) by (12/26/23), then watch for details. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

We (with wei yang and Jay Shendure) are thrilled to announce our new paper on the "human RA-gastruloid" model, showcasing morphologies and transcriptomes akin to E9.5 (mouse) or CS10-11 embryos (biorxiv.org/content/10.110…). (1/n)

Want to hear about the latest updates/new techniques in single cell and spatial genomics? Check out the full agenda for our Single Cell Genomics Day on Friday, 3/29. All talks will be live-streamed (no registration required) at satijalab.org/scgd

Beautiful new work from Nikolaus Rajewsky lab on DIY high-resolution and 3D spatial transcriptomics. Learn more at rajewsky-lab.github.io/openst/latest/

Working under BBI’s Danny Miller's direction, 3 PhD students are using Long-Read Sequencing to help seek ‘an end to the diagnostic odyssey for individuals and their families.’ Oxford Nanopore UW Medicine brotmanbaty.org/news/long-read…

Our latest, from the brilliant Will Chen and Junhong Choi, out in nature , is ENGRAM, a multiplex method for symbolic recording of signaling and cis regulatory activity to DNA. Final version (not in preprint) includes integration w/ DNA Typewriter. rdcu.be/dN62L

Today out in bioRxiv we present SCOPE. An optics-free, self-registering array of DNA encoded beads for spatial genomics. This was work led by the intrepid duo of Hanna Liao and Sanjay Kottapalli, with Jay Shendure's lab. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Excited to share our human RA-gastruloid model in Nature Cell Biology! Early retinoic acid supplementation, followed by later Matrigel addition, robustly induces human embryonic morphologies and diverse cell lineages, including somitic, renal, cardiac, and neural cell types in

Save the date for the next Seattle Area Single Cell (SASC, "sassy") user group meeting, September 27th at UW SLU campus! brotmanbaty.org/news/sasc-user…

New nature paper states IGVF 'will drive scientific discoveries in human health and disease for years to come.' Authors include BBI's Lea Starita Atlas of Variant Effects Alliance UW Genome Sciences UW Medicine nature.com/articles/s4158…

Just made a #BlueSky account. Don't find myself using #sciencetwitter these days.