🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Andras Sziraki, our first graduate student, for an outstanding PhD dissertation!! 🎓 Please check out his featured work here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38036784/.

My very close friend Alex Schier Alex waited three years after being elected to the NAS in 2020, saying he would get inducted to the national Academy of science when I do. Here I am with him and Moses Chao. Three amigos who started back in the Skirball Institute NYU Langone Health ♥️

1/12 Today we are highlighting exciting new work from Jessica Pham (Jamieson Lab at UCSD) and UCSD Sanford Stem Cell Institute investigating the effects of spaceflight on human hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell (HSPC) aging:
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

My overview talk from Single Cell Genomics Day 2024, covering our favorite new technologies and computational methods for the single-cell/spatial field, is now online at
youtube.com/watch?v=eQ7wzm…

(thanks @ATCCagan for the live illustration!)

That amazing paper you spent years on? That amazing breakthrough you had? Very likely you built this following the work of others (very few exceptions), just as others will build off yours. Science is a continuum. Want to leave a lasting legacy in science? Be generous & be kind.

Thanks Dana, and you’re absolutely right. Analysis needs to be iterative, not push button. We want our software to be accessible, but we have a responsibility to educate our users on interpretation and caveats. Would love to think with you/your lab about how to do this